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December Calendar Journal Topics

December Calendar Journal Topics. Ms. S. Hines 7 th grade ELA. Journal Entries should include the following :. Title (be creative) Date A good topic sentence (hook your  audience. ) Three or more complete sentences (be descriptive)

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December Calendar Journal Topics

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  1. DecemberCalendar Journal Topics Ms. S. Hines 7th grade ELA

  2. Journal Entries should include the following: • Title (be creative) • Date • A good topic sentence (hook your audience.) • Three or more complete sentences (be descriptive) • A good clincher/concluding sentence (let your audience know you are finished but do not write “the end.”) • Use descriptive words (use adjectives) • Remember to include capital letters and ending punctuation marks.

  3. DecemberCalendar Journal Topics (Routine Writing) Directions: Place this handout in the “Calendar Journal” section of your binder. Beginning this month, you will write all of your entries in the notebook located in your binder. If you do not have a notebook, use loose leaf paper BUT place each entry in the “Calendar Journal” section of your binder. Journal expectations are located on the back of this handout.. Due date: 12/20/13. (Total points: 10) Name: ______________________________ ELA 7-______ Group #: _____ Total Point Received: ____ I can write routinely for a shorter period of time (first 10 minutes of class) expressing my opinion on many different topics. (W.7.10)

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