Two tasks this week:
1. Start reading a novel. You have a reading assessment coming up which is worth level one credits.
2. Create a Wordle about yourself and display it on your blog.
What are your strengths? Interests? Personality traits? Tell me in a Wordle.
A wordle is a word cloud (if you don't have a computer you can make a paper poster or pop in an make one during a break time) which you can generate on the Wordle website.
You type in a bunch of text and it will make the word picture for you (like our 4 C's posters around the school). If you want some words to appear bigger in your word cloud, type them in the text box a few more times than the other words before creating your wordle.
I'll post some info up on how to get Wordle images to display on your blogs shortly.
1. Start reading a novel. You have a reading assessment coming up which is worth level one credits.
2. Create a Wordle about yourself and display it on your blog.
What are your strengths? Interests? Personality traits? Tell me in a Wordle.
A wordle is a word cloud (if you don't have a computer you can make a paper poster or pop in an make one during a break time) which you can generate on the Wordle website.
You type in a bunch of text and it will make the word picture for you (like our 4 C's posters around the school). If you want some words to appear bigger in your word cloud, type them in the text box a few more times than the other words before creating your wordle.
I'll post some info up on how to get Wordle images to display on your blogs shortly.