Tuesday

Today:
Complete the work from Monday. Make sure everything is posted on your blog.
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I have noticed that some of you are working so well in the computer lab! Thank you! This helps us to come back!

Others are having trouble getting things finished. Make sure you have your assignments on your blog.
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When finished pick an essay to write about:
DIRECTIONS: Read all three topics. Pick one to write a personal essay about. Write this essay in Microsoft Words. Save and print. DO NOT PRINT MORE THAN ONE PAGE. USE SIZE 12 OR 14 FONT!

#1: What makes a good parent? What kind of qualities do good parents have? Do you have good parents? Do you plan on being a parent? What will you teach your children? How many children do you want to have? What have your parents taught you that you will teach your children? In a 4-paragraph essay, explain your ideas on what a good parent is. Include a specific example of what a good parent does. This can be something about your parents, your grandparents, a friend’s parent, or parents from a book or movie.

#2: What makes a good student? What kind of qualities do good students have? Are you a good student? What kinds of things do you do that makes you a good student? What can you do to become an even better student? Are grades the only thing that matters to a good student? In a 4-paragraph essay, explain your ideas on what a good student is. Include a specific example of what a good student does. This can be something about you, a classmate, a friend, a sibling, or even a fictional student.

#3 What makes a good athlete? What kinds of qualities do good athletes have? Are you a good athlete? What sports do you play? What have you learned from playing sports? Does being athletic help in other areas of life? In a 4-paragraph essay, explain your ideas on what a good athlete is. Include a specific example of what a good athlete does. This can be something about you, a friend, a classmate, someone in your family or a professional or famous athlete.