Students- did you forget to write down your assignments? Or simply need to check them? Parents, would you like to check what was assigned for homework? Link to our SchoolNotes assignment page [HERE].

Are you looking to join a new kind of book club? Book clubs are fun because you get a group of friends togethr, read and discuss books. If you're in grades 3, 4 or 5 and would like to join an online book club, contact Mr. Ybarra.

The calendar on this page is aligned with my students' writing prompts. By clicking on one of the dates, you will see either a writing prompt or a quote. The prompts can be used as a title or a potential entry, while the quote can be an opportunity to reflect on each quote.

These are meant to be an entry in our Response Journals. If you're ever stumped regarding what to write about in your journals, try checking on one of the calendar dates.

Those of you are enrolled in my class may even respond to these prompts while logged into this site and email me your responses.

Literature Links

Mythology & Folklore

Poetry

Study Links

Tongue Twisters

Here are a collection of our monthly writing prompts. Print one off, submit it to your teacher.

Check out some of these worksheets that examine ways to make your writing more interesting.

click on this file to download some worksheets on writing styles, types and domains.

Print off these quick reference pages for your notes. They can guide you through the process of writing- from planning to publishing

Open this file to watch a Powerpoint slideshow on some popular types of poems, or download a handout for each type

If you like constellations, or have a strong sense of imagination, you'll enjoy creating your own constellation.

Write about your own Dangerous Journey

want to learn how to spell your name in American Sign Language? How about Braille?

- a PDF version of the "Twisted Twang" worksheet