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This is meant to be a fun activity outside of the classroom that will help you review and study for our upcoming grammar test. 

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This is meant to be a fun activity outside of the classroom that will help you review and study for our upcoming grammar test. 

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This week we are focusing on common versus proper nouns. Please post a picture of your favorite proper noun. Bonus points will be given to those that also post a picture/GIF of you acting out a verb. Have fun with it! :)
-Mrs. Reeves

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Please click on this link and review these important rules for posting comments online. 

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Please click on this link and review these important rules for posting comments online. 

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You must review and follow these rules. (Failure to do so will result in a failing grade in the class and possible suspension). Bullying is not tolerated. Once you read these rules I want you to post a comment below that you agree with the basic rules for posting comments and posts on our class Padlet board and type your initials with the date.

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What you post guidelines:

Commenting Guidelines

As a blogger, you will be commenting on other people's work regularly. Good comments:

Student Blogging Guidelines by Kim Cofino

http://teenlearning.csla.net/blogging-guidelines-for-students/

Commenting Guidelines:

**Follow district rules. Remember that everything you do online

has to follow the acceptable use policy.

**Stay on topic. Remember that your blog comments should be

about writing advice and the class. Don't add spam, chain

messages, or hoaxes in the comments.

**Respect one another. If you disagree with something a

classmate is trying, offer some concrete suggestions. Don't

attack the other person! Remember to be polite and courteous.

**Watch your language. Don't say anything online that you

couldn't say in the classroom!

**Do not type in all caps. It's hard to read, and it's considered

http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/lesson_images/lesson1113/commentingguides.pdf

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Basic Rules for Discussion Board Use in the Classroom * Page - Richmond Senior High School

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What you post guidelines: Commenting Guidelines As a blogger, you will be commenting on other people's work regularly. Good comments: Student Blogging Guidelines by Kim Cofino http://teenlearning.csla.net/blogging-guidelines-for-students/ Commenting Guidelines: **Follow district rules. Remember that everything you do online has to follow the acceptable use policy. **Stay on topic.

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This is a short video of what a proper noun is. 

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This is a short video of what a proper noun is. 

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If you are unsure and need a reminder of our grammar lesson from earlier this week, please click on this video.

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Common and Proper Nouns for Kids | Parts of Speech

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This is an example of one of my favorite proper nouns. 

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This is an example of one of my favorite proper nouns. 

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This is Betty White. She is a well-known and beloved actress and comedian. Betty is an example of a proper noun.

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This is Mrs. Reeves' example of a verb. 

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This is Mrs. Reeves' example of a verb. 

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The cute Frenchie is walking on a leash. Walking is the present tense of the word walk.