If you didn't finish reading the stories in class today.... here is a link that has a few stories that you could read. You will need to have a few stories read in order to complete your homework properly.
CINderElla
IE Performance
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
foLk LitERaTure
As we continue our discussions about Folk Literature, it would be a good idea for you to explore some stories that you may not have heard before. Some of the stories have not been categorized, so you will have to use your knowledge about legends, myths, folktales, folklore, tall tales, and fairy tales, to determine their genre. Just click on the links provided and have fun reading!! Can't wait to hear about your discoveries!
foLk LitERaTure
AMerIcan FoLK LiteRAtuRE
LeGenDS
MayAN FolKTaleS
MyTHs
foLk LitERaTure
AMerIcan FoLK LiteRAtuRE
LeGenDS
MayAN FolKTaleS
MyTHs
Sunday, September 7, 2008
Intensive English
The English language can be difficult-- especially with all of the different letter and sound combinations. The following link will be useful when practicing your phonics. :)
Pronouncing Phonemes
Pronouncing Phonemes
SeNTEnceS
Click on the links below and you will be taken to sites that will allow you to practice the skills we are covering this week. Read the information carefully; it will help you make your way through each of the activities. Use this site as a way to practice and learn more about sentence construction.
SuBjeCT/prEdicaTE
SeNTEnceS
IdEntiFying SeNteNCe TypeS- GAME
sENtencE PoweR- GAME
ClauSEs- GAME
SuBjeCT/prEdicaTE
SeNTEnceS
IdEntiFying SeNteNCe TypeS- GAME
sENtencE PoweR- GAME
ClauSEs- GAME
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This blog will be used by the students in Miss Clancy's classes at BIS; as a means of communicating what they have learned, asking questions, practicing skills/concepts taught in the classroom, completing some response assignments, and "thinking outside of the box".
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