Warm-Up: Please do this on your journal paper. 3-2-1: Write these as bullets. 3: Tips for giving a good presentation 2: Tips for being a good audience member 1: Thing you learned from this project Warm-Up: Please do this on your journal paper.

Project Presentations Everyone must read one piece from your project. Presenter Tips: Project your voice! Make eye contact with your audience. Use good posture and body language. Take questions at the end. Introduce yourself before you start. Say thank you at the end. Audience Tips: Remain quiet and attentive during each presentation. Applaud/Snap at the end of the presentation. Do not interrupt the presenter with questions or comments; save them for the end. Fill out your graphic organizer. Project Presentations

Thank You Notes: Write to three peers. Put the date on the top Use the person’s name in the salutation. (Dear ______________, Hello ____________________,) Start with a general reason for writing (“I am writing to thank you for sharing your writing.”) BE SPECIFIC! Name at least two specific positive things that you liked about their writing – what they did well, why it touched you, how you connected to it, etc. Make sure you recognize the time and effort they gave . Always close by thanking them again and giving a closing compliment. Sign off by saying “Sincerely” or “Best Wishes,” then sign your name AND print your name. Thank You Notes: Write to three peers.

Unit 1 Project Self-Assessment Grade yourself. Yes, it counts! You MUST provide a comment/explanation on every box, or you will not get the points for that section. Turn in your paper when done. Unit 1 Project Self-Assessment