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Tuesday, January 24, 2012

January 24, 2012 in class

Period 1

1.  Went over the calendar
2.  Got vocabulary
3.  Reviewed classroom rules and MLA stylesheet
4.  Heard my introduction to myself
5.  Started to brainstorm a name for the personal newspaper

Period 6

1.  Went over the calendar
2.  Got vocabulary
3.  Reviewed classroom rules and MLA stylesheet
4.  Started to brainstorm a name for the personal newspaper
5.  Began brainstorming for possible news articles
Posted by at 3:14 PM

2 comments:

Emily French said...

I like the fact that you gave us the definitions for the vocabulary this week. I feel that you should do that more offen so that we can learn the right definitions and not learn the wrong ones that we look up the night before.
Per 2(a)

January 25, 2012 3:13 PM
Graham Cole Lydon said...

(Graham Lydon)I liked the introduction paper because it made me feel more comfortable in the new classroom setting. I liked brainstorming because it allowed me to use my head.I was also glad to get the calendar. Over all I think it was a great day and have a great week.
(Period 1)

February 2, 2012 11:39 AM

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