Rewrite the sentence on the lines, correcting as many mistakes as you can find. (Don’t ask for a parent or sibling to help you!)
When you are done, watch the video below to correct your Fix-its.
Robin Hood Fix-it 16
If you missed correcting it in class, here’s Robin Hood Fix-it #16.
Writing Assignment
Write a 1-2 page story about a journey (pilgrimage) you went on. It can be funny, sad, exciting, scary, or anything you want. It doesn’t all have to be a true story. It can be a mixture of both truth and made up if you would like.
Use the Writing Checklist to make sure you’ve included everything.
Remember to have a parent proofread your paper before you bring it to class.
Rewrite the sentence on the lines, correcting as many mistakes as you can find. (Don’t ask for a parent or sibling to help you!)
When you are done, watch the video below to correct your Fix-its.
Robin Hood Fix-it 13
If you missed correcting it in class, here’s Robin Hood Fix-it #13.
Writing Assignment
Fuse the 2nd paragraph you outlined in class. Then do a third paragraph on your own (outline and type up the fused paragraph with a topic of your choice).
Copy and paste the first paragraph from a few weeks ago to this paper so you will turn in 3 paragraphs all together.
Include everything listed on your checklist in your paragraph. Circle or underline them after you are done.
Remember to have a parent proofread your paper before you bring it to class.
Rewrite the sentence on the lines, correcting as many mistakes as you can find. (Don’t ask for a parent or sibling to help you!)
When you are done, watch the video below to correct your Fix-its.
Robin Hood Fix-it 11
If you missed correcting it in class, here’s Robin Hood Fix-it #11.
Writing Assignment
Finish the cliffhanger that you were given. Your portion of the story should be one page.
Include everything listed on your checklist. (You don’t need your name on the second page – the page your write, just the first page you were given.) Circle, highlight, or underline them after you are done.
Staple the beginning of the story and your ending along with your checklist and your coversheet.
Remember to have a parent proofread your paper before you bring it to class.
Rewrite the sentence on the lines, correcting as many mistakes as you can find. (Don’t ask for a parent or sibling to help you!)
When you are done, watch the video below to correct your Fix-its.
Robin Hood Fix-it 7
If you missed correcting it in class, here’s Robin Hood Fix-it #7.
Writing Assignment
Write a Journal Entry detailing a scene from our Joseph in Egypt tapestry. Make sure it is first person perspective. (Your pronouns will be I, me, us, and ours.) It can be 1-2 pages long.
Include everything listed on your checklist in your journal entry. Circle, underline, or highlight them after you are done.
Remember to have a parent proofread your paper before you bring it to class.
Rewrite the sentence on the lines, correcting as many mistakes as you can find. (Don’t ask for a parent or sibling to help you!)
When you are done, watch the video below to correct your Fix-its.
Robin Hood Fix-it 5
If you missed correcting it in class, here’s Robin Hood Fix-it #5.
Writing Assignment
Rewrite your paragraphs on Mohammed using your Asia B worksheet we used in class. Also use your story outline we used in class to help you rewrite the story. You can rewrite it like we have done before using about 8 sentences, or you can make the story longer. (1-2 pages)
Include everything listed on your checklist. Circle, highlight, or underline them after you are done.
Remember to have a parent proofread your paper before you bring it to class.
The Kaaba, meaning cube in Arabic, is a square building elegantly draped in a silk and cotton veil. Located in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, it is the holiest shrine in Islam.
The Kaaba represents the metaphorical house of God and the oneness of God in Islam. Observant Muslims around the world face toward the Kaaba during their five daily prayers.
The circling is believed to demonstrate the unity of the believers in the worship of the One God, as they move in harmony together around the Kaaba, while supplicating to God.
