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Welcome to Trinitypedia !

 

 

Once again the junior high will be using this wiki as our workspace.  Each week you will log on and find the resources you need to complete your assignments.  All students will have a logon ID and password to access this site.  Parents are also welcome to view their students assignments.

 

6th Grade 

Go to the Christmas Around the World Page for directions on this project.

 

 

8th Grade

 

 

If you are using imovie for your science project, please read this tutorial on how to export your finished commercial.

 

 

6th, 7th, and 8th Grades

 

Each time you come to the computer lab you will practice keyboarding for 10 minutes.  Go to keybr.com and create an account.

The email address you will use to create your account is trinityk8+yourlogon@trinityk8.com

Choose a user name and password that you will remember.  It is a good idea to write it on your index card.

You will be able to track your progress throughout the year.  Remember the more you practice, the faster you will become. 

 

 

Wikis in Plain English

http://www.teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=28749&title=WIKIs_in_Plain_English

 

Fact Finding Frenzy

http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/interactives/factfrenzy/opening.html

 

 

 

Just a word about comments.

We will be using this wiki for our class projects . There are a few guidelines that should be followed.

1. Comments should be positive and encouraging.

2.  No last names are allowed.

3. Comments should be about the subject under discussion.

4. This is a website for our school so we will use proper spelling . "Text message spelling" is not allowed.

5. Anyone who does not follow these guidelines will have their comments removed and/or their writer

privileges suspended.

 

 

If you are logging on for the first time you may comment on this page 1 time to say  hello.

 

If you are finished with the day's assignment you may go to one of these sites.

 

1.  Sumdog.com

All students have been assigned a login and password for sumdog.com. Please see Mrs. Fiore if you do not have yours.

 

2.  Write a poem using the Instant Poetry Form:   http://ettcweb.lr.k12.nj.us/forms/newpoem.htm

 

3.  cnn.com/studentnews

 

4.  Keyboarding Game: http://www.abcya.com/keyboarding.chase.htm

 

5. Scholastic Presidential Election Coverage: http://magazines.scholastic.com/election-2012

 

6.  www.Freerice.com

 

7. Presidential Commercials From the Past

 

 

Book Review Blog

This is your blog to write about great books you would recommend to other students and to find out about books you might enjoy.

http://trinityk8.edublogs.org/

 

Keep these ideas in mind when you write your review:

 

  • Describe the setting of the book. How does it compare or contrast to the world you know? A book's setting is one of its most vital components — particularly for a book like To Kill a Mockingbird, which is set in the past. Does the author make you feel like you're a part of the setting? Can you picture the book's setting if you close your eyes? As you write, try to pass on to your reader the sense of the setting and place that the author has provided.

 

  • Describe the book's main characters. Does the writer make you believe in them as people? Why or why not? Think about whether you like the characters and about how liking them or disliking them makes you feel about the book. As you write about the characters, use examples of things they've said or done to give a sense of their personalities

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  • Give your reader a taste of the plot, but don't give the surprises away. Readers want to know enough about what happens in a book to know whether they'll find it interesting. But they never want to know the ending! Summarize the plot in a way that will answer some questions about the book, but leave other questions in the reader's mind. You may want to make a list of questions about the book before you begin.

 

Be sure to include the author's name!

 

Write the book review in an MS Word document and save it to the shared drive in the folder named "6th grade book reviews". The name of your document should be the book title your first name.

 

NY Times

 

 

We have access to The New York Times at http://eedition.nytimes.com 

At the Replica Edition log in screen, under Current Subscribers, enter your Classroom Account Number: 

Username : 200330553

See Mrs. Fiore for the password

 

 

Comments (1)

6rr said

at 1:03 pm on Dec 2, 2013

How should we get started?

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