"What's hot/What's not" (Yearbook)

We are considering having a "what's in/what's out" or a "what's hot/what's not" section in the yearbook this year. This blog is a place for students to share ideas on the topic of "what's in/what's out" or "what's hot/what's not". Remember to keep your comments appropriate for school!

Extras Yearbook Section

This is a place for students to post ideas about how the extras section of the yearbook should be designed and organized.

Girls' Sports Yearbook Section

This is a place for students to post ideas about how the girls' sports section of the yearbook should be designed and organized.

Boys' Sports Yearbook Section

This is a place for students to post ideas about how the boys' sports section of the yearbook should be designed and organized.

8th Grade Yearbook Section

This is a place for students to post ideas about how the 8th grade section of the yearbook should be designed and organized.

7th Grade Yearbook Section

This is a place for students to post ideas about how the 7th grade section of the yearbook should be designed and organized.

6th Grade Yearbook Section

This is a place for students to post ideas about how the 6th grade section of the yearbook should be designed and organized.

What are you reading?

This is a blog for students to discuss the books they are currently reading. Tell us the author, title, and what you like about the book so far. You can then comment on what others are reading, ask questions, make connections, and so on. Remember to keep your comments on the subject and appropriate for school.

Yearbook Theme Ideas

Post your ideas for a yearbook theme here.

Used this way, theme means an idea that is used throughout a book and helps to tie the book together in terms of content and style. For example, a theme can be a phrase like "Reach for the stars" or "Live your dreams", or it can be broad topics like "travel" or "outer space" that you incorporate throughout the book.

Social Studies Current Events

We have been studying many things in current events lately. Pick a topic from the last two weeks and write your thoughts and comments on it. Osama bin Laden, the crisis in Darfur, the war in Iraq, or anything else you are interested in. Keep your comments appropriate for a school discussion and know that I will read what you write. Have a great discussion! Mrs. Keith

Read this first!

This blog is a place for student discussion and comment related to Mrs. Keith's classes.

Since this is a student driven forum, misspellings and grammatical errors will most likely occur from time to time. Please understand that I cannot correct such errors in student posts. However, one of the goals of this blog is to encourage students to improve their writing and take increased responsibility for both its content and conventions, since their audience is public.


RULES OF USE:

1. You must include your first name in all posts. For privacy, do not include your last name...only a last initial is acceptable.
2. Keep your discussion on the topic of the blog.
3. Proofread what you write before posting it!
4. While students can have differences of opinion, personal attacks are not allowed.
5. This is a school related blog; what you write is being read by your teacher, other students, parents and anyone else who accesses this website address. Keep your comments appropriate for a school setting.

If there are posts or comments of an offensive nature, please alert me immediately and they will be deleted.

Please respond to this blog first to let me know that you have read and agree to the above rules.

Happy blogging!
Mrs. Keith