This is my end of the year best writing for me.
Compare and contrast:
I feel like my first writing in the beginning of the year, I still didn't break it into a good paragraph yet. Also, I didn't have a counter paragraph and I didn't use a variety of words like in my writing assignments at the end of the year. Another thing was that I didn't even according to any sources in my writing. As you can see in my end of the year writing it break into paragraph nicely isn't the same as my first writing.
Writing:
I think there was some part that I had grown or improve which was how I organize my paragraph. Also, I had improved on my linking part too. In my writing assignment at the end of the year, you can see about 2 linking part. I should improve on my counter-claim because in some of my writing assignment I didn't really say it clearly enough.
Reading:
I had read some several books but I had one favorite independent book which was "Way to Live Forever" It's about an 11 years old boy who had Leukemia. He had one best friend which was Felix. In this book, it talked about his life and many different questions about what he would do about his death. (I don't want to say anymore I want you guys to read it, try reading it really fun! If I keep talking I will give the book away.)
Language Foundations:
So in my Noredink, some grammar skills that I think it's challenging was quotations. I think there were one grammar skills that I feel confident with it was that dependent and independent clauses.
Listening and Speaking:
I think the presentation that I feel most proud of this year was competitive sports debate because I think I had much different information about the thing I'm going to debate so yea. I think my research and when I got to practice many times, it helped me to feel more confident while debating.
Research:
The topic I enjoy researching was about trade routes and crusades historical fiction background. It interested me by it had many interesting facts in it so I want to know more about it. I learned many different things from Shark Tank project, young entrepreneur, and many different things.
Reading:
I had read some several books but I had one favorite independent book which was "Way to Live Forever" It's about an 11 years old boy who had Leukemia. He had one best friend which was Felix. In this book, it talked about his life and many different questions about what he would do about his death. (I don't want to say anymore I want you guys to read it, try reading it really fun! If I keep talking I will give the book away.)
Language Foundations:
So in my Noredink, some grammar skills that I think it's challenging was quotations. I think there were one grammar skills that I feel confident with it was that dependent and independent clauses.
Listening and Speaking:
I think the presentation that I feel most proud of this year was competitive sports debate because I think I had much different information about the thing I'm going to debate so yea. I think my research and when I got to practice many times, it helped me to feel more confident while debating.
Research:
The topic I enjoy researching was about trade routes and crusades historical fiction background. It interested me by it had many interesting facts in it so I want to know more about it. I learned many different things from Shark Tank project, young entrepreneur, and many different things.
What should stay the same and what should change about language arts class?
I think everything should stay the same and nothing have to be changed for language arts class.
Share a positive memory from class.
There were many positive memory in this class like when we did a debate and when we had five minutes of fun.
I think everything should stay the same and nothing have to be changed for language arts class.
Share a positive memory from class.
There were many positive memory in this class like when we did a debate and when we had five minutes of fun.
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