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ENGLISH AND WRITING CURRICULA BOOK REPORTS Do you have a student who likes to read? Is it time to start learning how to write a composition? Whether your student likes to read or not, this curriculum is a must. Learning the pattern for a book report is a precursor to learning how to write essays and research reports.These curricula are fun and easy to use so that your student will slip into writing with ease! Not only that, but with the preprinted forms for collecting data and writing the final book report, your student will be organized and you will have a keepsake record of the writing successes your student will achieve with these curricula. BOOK REPORTS is a series of workbooks that teach your student how to write a proper Book Report from the opening paragraph to the closing paragraph. Each workbook includes 7-11 weeks of graduated lessons and writing practice per grade level. The lessons begin with how to choose a scripturally honoring book to read where your student will look up verses andrecord what they have learned on worksheets and in a quick reference table. Through the grade levels your student will learn how to gather and organize information from a book for writing. Additional lessons will teach your student how to write an opening paragraph, detail paragraphs, and summary paragraphs. Each workbook contains advancing writing lessons concerning a book's characters and significant book details. More lessons include instructions on book ending/analysis, the use of transition sentences, paragraph formation and unity, and more! Grammar lessons and practice are also interspersed throughout each workbook as appropriate to the advancing ability of the skills your student acquires.

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Fundamentals of Composition, English 450 section #8073 taught by Dr. Cathy Decker Text Books 1. John Langan's English Skills with Readings, 4th ed. 2. Peter Elbow's Writing with Power 3. A good dictionary that is at least one and one-half inch thick and gives the pronunciation for every word entry Contact Information for Cathy Call 909-941-2412 and talk or leave a message 24 hours a day Go to Language Arts Building 7C during Cathy's office hours (or make an appointment to meet at Cathy's office at another time Monday 1:30 to 3:30 and 9:00-9:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday 10:15-11:15 Wednesday 3:45-4:15 Leave a note in Cathy's mailbox in room LA-10 E-mail Cathy at cathy@citrus.ucr.edu Grade Scale F D- D D+ C C+ B- B B+ A- A A+ Tentative Schedule T=Tues.; R=Thurs.; p.=page; pp.=pages; ES= English Skills ; WP= Writing with Power T 1/9 Introduction to the class Discussion of how, where, and with who to do homework R 1/11 Have read ES, pp. 2-10 and completed the exercises on those pages, including the paragraph on your best or worst job Have read WP, "Introduction: A Map of the Book" and Part I.3. "Sharing"

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Fundamentals of Composition, English 450 section #8074 taught by Dr. Cathy Decker Text Books John Langan's English Skills with Readings, 4th ed. Peter Elbow's Writing with Power A good dictionary that is at least one and one-half inch thick and gives the pronunciation for every word entry Contact Information for Cathy Call 909-941-2412 and talk or leave a message 24 hours a day Go to Language Arts Building 7C during Cathy's office hours (or make an appointment to meet at Cathy's office at another time Monday 1:30 to 3:30 and 9:00-9:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday 10:15-11:15 Wednesday 3:45-4:15 Leave a note in Cathy's mailbox in room LA-10 E-mail Cathy at cathy@citrus.ucr.edu Grade Scale F D- D D+ C C+ B- B B+ A- A A+ Tentative Schedule M=Mon.; W=Wed.; p.=page; pp.=pages; ES= English Skills ; WP= Writing with Power M 1/8 Introduction to the class Discussion of how, where, and with who to do homework W 1/10 Have read ES, pp. 2-10 and completed the exercises on those pages, including the paragraph on your best or worst job Have read WP, "Introduction: A Map of the Book" and Part I.3. "Sharing" Discussion/Lecture/Workshop on Paragraph Writing "Sharing" Activity and Homework Sign-off Discussion of Class to date and next week's schedule W 1/17 Have read WP, Parts I.1 and I.2 and Part IV.20

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Academics Home Lower School Upper School Curriculum Overview ... The Arts/Electives Upper Schoo1 Select Grade... 5th Grade 6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade Select Class... Humanities 5: Ms. Brennan Dept. Home Home Homework Projects ... Resources Humanities 5 Home Ms. Cate Brennan Humanities 5 - Head Teacher brennan@townschool.com Ms. Jane Bryson Humanities 5 - Intern Teacher bryson@townschool.com Welcome to Fifth Grade Humanities The class of fifth grade humanities meets for two periods every day dividing the time between the study of ancient history and the development of reading and writing skills. The core of the curriculum is early human history from the Stone Age to ancient Rome. Reading and writing assignments coincide with the different civilizations. There is specific instruction in study skills, grammar, composition, library and internet research. Sequence of Units: History: Prehistory, Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, China, Maya, Crete, Greece, and Rome.

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SPA3100: Intermediate Grammar and Composition Winter 2002 Dr. Lisa Vollendorf 307 Manoogian Office hours: 3:30-4:30pm Monday, 4-4:30pm y 5:50-6:20 Tuesday, 4-4:30pm Thursday [And by appointment] Schedule of classes Culture Report and Community Project Send me an e-mail Return home Required texts: Workbook for Avanzando. Highly recommended: Course description: This course is designed to strengthen the language skills learned in the basic language sequence. As indicated in the title of the course, we will focus primarily on grammar and writing, with special attention paid to the aspects of the Spanish language which are most difficult to master. The goal is to help students move toward fluency in Spanish. All students should markedly improve in the four skills areaswriting, reading, speaking, and understandingthat comprise functional fluency in the target language. Native Spanish speakers also will benefit from the intense focus on writing and grammar in the course. This is a required course for the Spanish major, but minors and Education majors traditionally comprise a large portion of its enrollment. This class is conducted in Spanish, and students are expected to speak Spanish at all times. Cultural as well as linguistic literacy will be emphasized.

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