Showing posts with label language. Show all posts
Showing posts with label language. Show all posts

Friday, September 6, 2019

Inferencing

Believe it or not, we make inferences all of the time in our life. As readers, we need to be "active" readers. What I mean by this is that we can't just read for pleasure, but also read for information hidden in the text. To be a truly "active" reader, you must:

1) Detect the author's hidden clues (words and phrases)
2) Use your background knowledge to make an inference (an educated guess) based off of the hidden clues.

The poster below will help you visualize exactly what I mean.

Monday, February 18, 2013

Storybird!

Hello my trusty Grade 7's!

Here is the next technology assignment that I am very excited about.   You are going to be using a program called "Storybird"  to write a children's picture book.  More details for the project will come later this week.

Good luck!

Mr. Boettger  :-)

Check out the following two videos to get an idea of what you are in for!  :-)



Sunday, May 13, 2012

Storybird!

Hello my trusty Grade 7's!

Here is the next technology assignment that I am very excited about.   You are going to be using a program called "Storybird"  to write a children's picture book.  More details for the project will come later this week.

After seeing your fantastic "Glogsters", I can't wait to see what you come up with here!

Good luck!

Mr. Boettger  :-)

Check out the following two videos to get an idea of what you are in for!  :-)



Airborn Trilogy - Novel Study

Having just finished reading the  "Airborn" Trilogy think of at least two questions you would like to ask Mr. Kenneth Oppel.  Be creative and try not to ask him something he may have been asked several times before.  To make sure you don't do this, check out the "Frequently Asked Questions" section of his website.  

When you think you have at least two (2) well thought out questions, please post them on the class "Wallwisher"  found below.


Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Language Assignment - Questions to Mr. K. Oppel

Having just finished reading the "Silverwing Saga" and "Darkwing" think of a question (or several) you would like to ask Mr. Kenneth Oppel. Be creative and try not to ask him something he may have been asked several times before.  To make sure you don't do this, check out the "Frequently Asked Questions" section of his website. 

When you think you have at least two (2) well thought out questions, please post them on the class "Wallwisher"  found below.