Three Goals Today:
1. Print out the Word document from yesterday if not finished. Maximum time to finish: 5 minutes.
2. In-class, typed open "cheat sheet" grammar quiz. Maximum time to finish: 25 minutes!
- In a Word document, type the definitions of the nine parts of speech in complete sentences.
Formatting instructions:
- 1.5 spacing
- proper heading aligned on the right
- title centered- Grammar Quiz
- numbered sentences/definitions (use alignment and numbering in your formatting palette)
- put the part of speech term (noun, etc.) in bold and underlined
Print and turn-in to Ms. Collopy. Select the MSLABHP4200 OR MSCHP printer.
3. Complete the Intel Visual Ranking tool. Start by clicking here. https://educate.intel.com/workspace/student/loginpage.aspx?&LID=en Get a worksheet from Ms. Collopy if not distributed in class. Look on the board for further log-in instructions. Maximum time to finish: 10-15 minutes.
Did you?
1. Finish work from yesterday?
2. Take your grammar quiz, print it, and turn it in?
3. Complete the Intel Visual Ranking tool?
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Monday, September 14, 2009
Mac Lab Proficiency Checklist- September 15, 2009
Here is the paragraph that you should read, copy, and paste onto your word document.
Capitalization is fun. I love it. Capitalizing shows that you know how to follow the rules of our language. Not only that, it also demonstrates your intelligence. Intelligent people capitalize correctly. Unfortunately for sad and forlorn language arts (or is it Language Arts?) teachers all over America, text messaging and e-mailing have made capitalization un-cool. Wrong-go-ba-dongo! Capitalization is the coolest thing that you can do besides staying in school! Let's all start this year off well by capitalizing our names, the beginning of every sentence we ever write, and the pronoun I. Got it- we'll get along just fine!
Here's the link for after you are done with the checklist, printing, and turning your work in to Ms. Collopy:
Intel Student Log-In
Teacher I.D.- Collopy
Team I.D.- will be given to you in class
Password- exactly the same as the team i.d. that will be given to you in class
Capitalization is fun. I love it. Capitalizing shows that you know how to follow the rules of our language. Not only that, it also demonstrates your intelligence. Intelligent people capitalize correctly. Unfortunately for sad and forlorn language arts (or is it Language Arts?) teachers all over America, text messaging and e-mailing have made capitalization un-cool. Wrong-go-ba-dongo! Capitalization is the coolest thing that you can do besides staying in school! Let's all start this year off well by capitalizing our names, the beginning of every sentence we ever write, and the pronoun I. Got it- we'll get along just fine!
Here's the link for after you are done with the checklist, printing, and turning your work in to Ms. Collopy:
Intel Student Log-In
Teacher I.D.- Collopy
Team I.D.- will be given to you in class
Password- exactly the same as the team i.d. that will be given to you in class
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