ELEMENTARY CLASS WRITING HOMEWORK:

WRITING:
  • Choose one of the pictures below and make up a story about it.  Where is it? What does it look like? What happened before? What is happening now? What will happen next?  Who is there?  What can be heard?  What does it smell like?  What does it feel like?
  • Also, 2nd grade and 3rd grade, underline some nouns in what you wrote (a noun is a person, place, thing, animal, idea).
  • Use your best spelling, but don’t let it slow you down too much.
  • Length: 1st-2nd grade, 3-5 sentences.  3rd grade and older, 6+ sentences.
  • Parents can transcribe what the student says, word for word so the student's true voice can be heard.  (These are just guidelines; write longer or shorter if the student needs/wants to.)
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HANDWRITING:
  • Blue Books: Do pages 10, 11, 12
  • Yellow Books: Do pages 10, 11, 12
  • Orange Books: Do pages 10, 11, 12

HIGH SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL CLASS HOMEWORK
  • Journal of your choice, remembering to add in some fantastic word choice.  Ideas might be a favorite place outside, your bedroom, something very familiar to you. The writing resource page link below also has a link to images that might inspire you if needed.

IN CLASS RESOURCES

im writing this from under the sofa one wrong move and pearl will have me for dinner for

starters the staircase is not made of sunflower seeds its just carpet it tastes like a sweater

and the sunroom is nice butt their wasnt a yogurt drop in site and when i herd pearl the

big fat liar say hello seymour i knew something was wrong


she looked really hungry but all of that time on the wheel paid off i raced past her and

squeezed out of the sunroom just in time i made it here but now what pearl keeps

clawing under the sofa the big fat liar ill probably never see my cage again 

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question whose in big trouble answer me