McAuliffe, S.
- Welcome
- What Is E.L.A. Workshop?
- How does the brain read words?
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ELA Workshop Support Resources
- Graphic Organizers
- Editing Checklist: Self/Peer
- What is CHARACTER ANALYSIS?
- What is the proper way to EDIT FOR ESSAY CONTENT?
- What are examples of FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE IN POPULAR MUSIC?
- What is INFERENCE?
- What is THEME?
- What are LITERARY ELEMENTS?
- PLOT Diagram
- What areTransition Words?
- Writing Outline Template
- THIEVES and RAD
- GRAMMAR RULES
- 7 Spelling Rules to Know When Writing
- Spelling Videos and Practice
- Persuasive Essay Outline and Example
- How to detect MOOD in literature
- Bilingual Glossaries
- SCIENTIFIC ROOTS: Grades 6, 7, 8
- Root Words, Greek and Latin Roots, and Affixes
- Animal Farm Audiobook: Red 8
- What is a CITATION?
- What Is That Music We Listen To In Class?
- Schoolhouse Rock! Grammar
- After the HUNGER GAMES, read this!
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Dance like a leprechaun to celebrate your education!"Once you learn to read, you will be forever free!"--Frederick DouglassAll of Mrs. McAuliffe's ELA Workshop students will have access to class lessons in our Google Classroom. All printed classwork and Action magazines will be kept in their core class binder in an "ELA Workshop" section. He or she will be able to participate in class whether we are in-personor if a student missed a class assignment because each student has this section in their binder and our Google Classroom.Bonus! We meet in the Weber Library every Friday. You have an opportunity to explore and read books during class!Welcome to ELA Workshop!You are never an island or a little boat alone in the vast ocean....I am always here to help you. All you need is your great attitude, motivation, effort, and an understanding that everyone always needs help. It helps to check Google Classroom and leave me a comment, too. I'm really not a mind reader, I just pretend to be :DStop monkeying around!Say What?
You say: "I hate to read!"
I say: "You don't hate to read...you hate to be told what to read! When you find an author or genre that you like...that you chose by yourself...you will find that
reading is something to LOVE!" Perhaps these words of wisdom from Willy Wonka will help you understand why reading is important:Oompa Loompa doompadee doo, I've got another puzzle for you
Oompa Loompa doompadah dee, If you are wise you'll listen to me! What do you get from a glut of TV? A pain in the neck and an IQ of threeWhy don't you try simply reading a book? Or could you just not bear to look? You'll get no, you'll get no,
you'll get no you'll get no...You'll get no commercials!I am always available for you. Email me if you need suggestions,help, and/or just to chat!
Mrs. S. McAuliffe
AIS/ELA Workshop
Students: Blue 6, Red 6, Yellow 7, Yellow 8, Green 8
English Language Arts/Reading Support: Room 7767-5500Email contact: smcauliffe@portnet.org