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Grade 8 Writing Program
Ms. Miller
Room 12
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Aims of the Grade 8 Writing Program
Develop critical thinking.
Improve communication skills.
Develop fluency and flexibility in writing.
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Strategies
Journal
Writing Workshop
Grammar
Assessment
Portfolio
Publishing
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Journal
2-3 times a week.
Develops flexibility and fluency.
Allows for experimentation with genre, point of view and voice.
Will remain private unless you choose to share your writing with me.
Assessment will be through written feedback.
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Curriculum Expectations
2.1 write complex texts of a variety of lengths using a variety of forms.
2.2 establish a distinctive voice in their writing appropriate to the subject and audience.
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Writing Workshop
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Writer's Workshop
Write about what you know, or what inspires you.
Drafts and revisions are ongoing. Try to be as objective as possible.
Editing should be done by yourself, as well as by a peer, using our rubric.
Publishing choice should fit the genre.
Save your best work for your portfolio!
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Curriculum Expectations
1.1 identify the topic, purpose, and audience for more complex writing forms.
2.7 make revisions to improve the content, clarity, and interest of their written work, using a variety of strategies.
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Grammar
Formal-specific lessons based on need.
Informal-incidental through editing by self, peers, and teacher.
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Curriculum Expectations
3.1 spell familiar words correctly
3.4 use punctuation appropriately to communicate their intended meaning in more complex writing forms
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Assessment
Rubrics-devised to help the writer target strengths and areas for growth.
Written feedback on specific pieces.
Peer feedback.
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Portfolio
A place to house pieces that you believe show your growth as a writer throughout the school year. It will be annotated by the author (you!) at the end of the year. Pieces will be chosen through conferencing.
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Shelley Miller
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