1. February 9, 2018 – Yes, it’s Fresh Air Friday
Do what you know you need to do at the
beginning of class!
Do Now: Have the following items on your desk:
Revised rough
Blue/black pen
Write your name on both sides of the rubric (note it follows the essay format required )

2. TAKE A MOMENT Flex your hands to get them ready!
Do NOT rush your writing. You are just
copying your draft with the completed revisions. You have completed the heavy lifting already.
Make the writing legible; you do not want to rewrite it again.
You are not completing the Works Cited today-- Monday

3. MLA Format and other requirements
USE YOUR DRAFT AS GUIDE
TOP OF 1ST LINE FAR RIGHT YOUR LAST NAME AND PAGE NUMBER ON EVERY PAGE
HEADING:
Your first and last name
7th Grade Language Arts (period)
Mrs. Figueiredo
February 9, 2018
BLUE OR BLACK BALL POINT
SKIP LINES
WRITE LEGIBLY!
DO NOT WRITE IN ANY MARGIN; GO TO THE NEXT PAGE

4. February 11, 2018 – Yes, it’s Monday
Do what you know you need to do at the
beginning of class!
Do Now: Have the following items on your desk:
Revised rough w/
finished or almost finished final draft written in pen
Blue/black pen
15 minutes for completing the final draft & final review

6. Citing Text from SpringBoard
MLA format for citing a work in an anthology:
LastName, FirstName. “Title of Text.” Title of Collection. Ed. EditorName(s). City: Publisher, Year. Page(s) of entry. Medium of Publication.
Example from our text:
Horovitz, Bruce. “Marketing to Kids Gets More Savvy with New Technologies.” SpringBoard. New York: College Board, Print.
To adapt for other texts in SpringBoard:
You only need to change the author, title of text, and page ranges:
___________. “_____________.” SpringBoard. New York: College Board, __________. Print.
Our textbook does not have editors listed. 