May 7th is very close at hand, and though many students have
been updating me regularly with accounts of how much typing they have been
doing at home, I know that several need a bit of encouragement in the coming
days. All students have had around 10 hours of in class time to write out
rough drafts of their chapters. Prior to this we also worked on several
other components for the project. Now students MUST be working on typing
up their good copies of their chapters. Parents need to assist in the
reviewing of written work, and are welcome to help out with typing and
formatting.
On May 7th, all students
must submit their biography folders with rough drafts of 3-4 chapters,
and the rough drafts of the extra pages such as Copyright page, About
the Author, Back page, etc. as they will be assessed as part of the writing
mark for this term. They also must submit the following mandatory
components, and any optional components, typed up, one sided, on 8 1/2 x 11
(standard) letter paper. The biography must be paper-clipped (not stapled
or hole punched) together in the order in which you wish it to be bound.
Submissions must be made on paper, not via the internet.
No printing will be done at
school in colour, and if black and white prints are needed, they must be ready
for printing the day before submission so that students can take recess time
and print out their work.
Mandatory
Components
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Cover
Page
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Title
Page
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Copyright
Page
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Author’s
Acknowledgements
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Table
of Contents
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5-10
Chapters (8 is our goal)
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About
the Author
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Back
Cover
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***Photos
(possibly throughout, but maybe just a photo spread page)
Optional (Components that we discussed in class, and we left up to
the individual to develop and include)
□
Introduction
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Family
Tree
□
Timeline
□
Fun
Facts
□
Glossary
□
Index
ps. here are links to two great videos we used today in Math and in Journal writing. In math we calculated how many days we would likely live in our lives (based on some stats Can data they looked through and some personal reflection questions). Then we did some reflective journal writing on our trip to Crystal Bay, and we connected our experiences with the story of Keith in the video.
Here is the final design for our School of Rock 9 show, set for June 13th. Put that date on your calendars!
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