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Mrs. Lovelace Language Arts and Literature Welcome to Room 217!! Mrs. Lovelace Language Arts and Literature

1. Patriot Pride Card 2. Writing Notebook 3. Re - Read Penguin Article Welcome to Room 217!! Mrs. Lovelace Language Arts and Literature Book Box Planner: Write our LANGUAGE ARTS agenda and homework in planner from today’s date. On Desk … 1. Patriot Pride Card 2. Writing Notebook 3. Re - Read Penguin Article

Welcome to Room 217!! 8/29/17: Types of Writing – Mrs. Lovelace Language Arts Welcome to Room 217!! 8/29/17: Types of Writing –

Welcome to Room 217!! 8/29/17: Types of Writing – Expository: Mrs. Lovelace Language Arts Welcome to Room 217!! 8/29/17: Types of Writing – Expository:

Welcome to Room 217!! 8/29/17: Types of Writing – Expository: Mrs. Lovelace Language Arts Welcome to Room 217!! 8/29/17: Types of Writing – Expository: Definition: an informative piece of writing that explains or defines a topic, using facts, statistics, and examples. **Writers don’t reveal their emotions or write in the first person.

Welcome to Room 217!! Purpose: To INFORM the reader. Mrs. Lovelace Language Arts Welcome to Room 217!! Purpose: To INFORM the reader.

Compare and contrast cats and dogs. Mrs. Lovelace Language Arts Welcome to Room 217!! Topic – Compare and contrast cats and dogs.

(Read article for ideas.) Mrs. Lovelace Language Arts Welcome to Room 217!! Topic – Write an expository piece featuring penguins. (Read article for ideas.)

Welcome to Room 217!! Mrs. Lovelace Language Arts Share: -Rubric

Welcome to Room 217!! Mrs. Lovelace Language Arts and Literature Book Box Planner: Write our LITERATURE agenda and homework in planner from today’s date. On Desk … 1. Patriot Pride Card 2. Book Read your book!

Take out your Patriot Pride Card. Welcome to Room 217!! Mrs. Lovelace Academic Block Planner: Take out your planner and turned to this week’s pages. Take out your Patriot Pride Card. Take out your Executive Functioning Vocab. Notes. Journal: How did last week’s skill impact your life during the week?

Mrs. Lovelace Planner Patriot Pride Card Lap Top Carnegie Learning Welcome to Room 217!! Mrs. Lovelace Academic Block - Math Planner Patriot Pride Card Lap Top Carnegie Learning

Take out your Patriot Pride Card. Welcome to Room 217!! Mrs. Lovelace Academic Block Planner: Take out your planner and turned to this week’s pages. Take out your Patriot Pride Card. Take out your Book and Reading Worksheet. GET TO WORK!!