Reminder: Writing Assignment

Hello students!

This is just a reminder that

the writing assignment is due by October 31, 2013!

That is only twelve days away! I only have them

from:

Melody

That isn't good! Please remember to turn it in!

Here are the links:

Link 1

Link 2

Thank You!

Form for History Assignment

Good morning Students!

I have finally got round working out how to, and actually making a form for you to submit all of your history assignments. Here's the link: History Assignment form, and here's the information you will need to write it:

History Assignment

Due Date: 11/1

Write an essay on life in Colonial America. This can be about one thing, like houses, fashion, food, schools etc. or a combination of subjects. Must be in before the 1st of Nov.

So get writing!

Grades will be posted on November the 4th. Please don't hesitate to ask me if you have any questions.

Until next time,

Spring poem Grades

Dear Students,
I am sure you have all been eagerly awaiting grades for your first English assignment, (write a spring-themed poem) and I think you will be pleased to know that I have finally looked through these poems, and graded them! (I have decided to give them out early, mainly because I believe I have got all of the ones that are going to be sent in, and the date for the book review to be in by is still the 19th, it hasn't changed)
First up is:


Spring

Spring is when
The birds sing.
When you hear the flower chime,
You know its spring time.
Chicks will hatch,
So bake a cookie batch.
Flowers will appear,
I hope you will hear.
Winter away!
Eater horray!
By Emily Rose Bennet

Dear Emily,

Your poem is wonderful! I love how your poem has such a lovely ring to it! Oh, and the missing "S" in Easter, was there when I received your poem. However, since it is obviously just a typo, and not an intentional or not  knowing the spelling mistake, it has not affected your grade.

Here is your grade:

A+

Well done, Emily!

Next up is:

Spring 

A Haiku By: Farah Brooks

The pretty flowers,

All blooming outside of my house,

Spring all around me

Dear Farah,

I like how you did a Japanese Haiku poem, it makes your work very unique. I'm also impressed with how you got all of your spelling right.

Here is your grade:

A

Well done, Farah!

Lastly, 

Ring a Ding Spring!

By Cara Clarke, age 9

Ring a Ding Spring

ting aling Ding

oh today it is Spring

oh the bells they do ring

and I feel I could sing

like a Bird and hum like a Bee!

the grass is green and the flowers

they are no higher than my knee.

and the Pretty Birdies I Know are called Bower.

the Pretty yellow chicks and little lambs that spring

are a knowing that it is deffinately spring

today with a ting aling Ding

and a Ring a Ding Spring!

Dear Cara,

I really liked your poem, but unfortunately, some of the punctuation wasn't quite right, and a couple of words where miss-spelled, but I really liked the idea of your poem, it was really unique! You just need to practice spelling and punctuation a bit more.

Here is your grade:

C+

Well done, Cara!

Okay, everyone did really really well today, and I'm sure you all did your very best! Please don't be offended at your grade, the grades where really hard for me to give out, knowing that I had to be fair, but feeling bad that I could only give Cara a C+, but please know that I had to be fair, and couldn't just give students an A+ just because I felt sorry for them. And again, please don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions, about your grades, or anything!

P.S. I hope you don't mind that I decided to grade these early, but please let me know if you hadn't had a chance to get your poem in yet, and I will put it on here with a grade, but it still has to be in by the 19th of October at the latest, I cannot make extra allowances and grade any of the poems for this assignments after that date.

Writing Assignment

Good Morning Students! Ms. Parker here, and I will

be giving you a fun writing assignment!

Here is the doll-sized version

and here is the one that you need to fill out and send:

Writing Assignment

Thank you students! Grades will be posted soon!

Assignments

Since I've had little or no entries yet for the English assignments, I will extend the deadline a week, so you now have until the 19th of October for them to be in. Please let me know if you have any questions.

What level is my doll at?

Not sure what level your doll is at?
Take this quick quiz to find out!

Can your doll read yet?
1. Not at all
2. Yes, but very little
3. Quite well
4. Very well, and is now reading books on her own!

Can your doll write yet?
1. Not one bit
2. Yes, but it's hardly comprehendible
3. Tolerably well
4. Very well, and is about to start learning cursive

How old is she?
1. Under 6
2. 6-8
3. 7-10
4. 11 or older

Key:
Mostly 1's
Your doll would be best starting at level one, and working her way up. Enrol her in level one, and she will be able to learn how to do read, write and any other courses that you choose to enrol her in.
Mostly 2's
Your doll will be about up to level two. She can read, write and spell quite well, but needs to improve her skills a bit.
Mostly 3's
Your doll is in Level three, she can now read, write and spell independently, and is ready to take on as many other courses as she wants!
Mostly 4's
Your doll will now be at Level four, the highest level at present, (more coming soon!) she can read and write extremely well, and can study independently. She is now able to take all of the available courses, and improve her skills even more by completing optional assignments.

Hope this helps you all!

The first history assignment

Hi dolls!
Miss Adeline here, and today I'm going to give out your very first history assignment!

This assignment is going to be on
Colonial life in America.

Students will need to research online, and read books about Colonial times to find out more. Since this assignment is going to take a bit longer, I will give you a month to do it in, which means that it will have to be in by the 1st of November, and no later. All assignments must be appropriate, that is, no swearing, or any inappropriate content.

Once you have finished your assignment, if you want to, you can submit it by commenting with your name, age, level (1, 2, 3, or 4), whether you're happy for us to post it with a grade, title of your work, and of course the actual assignment. Comments will not be published when you submit your work. However, the content will be recorded, and posted with your permission, along with a grade.

I look forward to seeing all the entries. Have fun!