1) What activity did you work on today?
Today i finished my News Report , that i did on Thursday ; but now im workin on this .
These post are actually pretty cool and , fun to do .
2) How much of the activity were you able to complete?
I finished the whole News Report . I did start it Thursday afternoon , but then i ran outta time , so just a few minutes ago i just finished it.
3) What was the most challenging part of today's activity?
Nothing really , besides reading the News Report . And trying to find every little thing in it.
Too actually be able to get the post right, i really hope i get a good mark on all of them.
4) How many minutes (out of a possible 75) did you spend working on school work? How was the rest of the time spent?
Out of 75 , the work in this class i spent as much as i can , just so i can get everything good, or even perfect . But if it is easy then i spent at lest 20-30 minutes on them .
5) What question(s) would you like answered about today's activity?
I dont got any questions for anyone to answer i like all oof this work , no matter what it is , its fun , and it makes you wanna work , unlike other classes they just give you work , and tell you to do it without anyone to help . But this class and the work is perfect to do.
Kailyn,
ReplyDeleteYou have such a great attitude. I'm really looking forward to working with you and I know that with all your hard work, you will look back at the end of the course and see many changes in your growth as a writer.
Keep up the good work!
So I actually looked to see if you had another "log post" for today but didn't find one. Now I'm not sure what you were working on or if you had any problems etc....
ReplyDeleteAnyway, back to what we were talking about by Guidance... I hope you believe me when I say that I've been teaching long enough to recognise that this course can turn you into a serious writer. I will just try giving you one little tip at a time. If you manage to follow all these little tips then you won't even recognise your writing in a few months.
So the tip of today is... Every time you are referring to yourself, make sure that you use a capital 'I' instead of 'i.' When I see a piece of writing and I see 'I' it tells me that the writer is educated.