Tuesday, April 7, 2020



TUESDAY 4/7
Remember: Use this blog daily (accelcore7.blogspot.com) to see your daily assignments and deadlines.
Sometimes things shift a little. The daily blog is your friend.
Scroll back in the blog posts to see the Week at a Glance.
Create a Quizlet set for Lesson 16 and add it to our class on Quizlet. Due Wednesday by 8 AM.
--Watch the video on Google Classroom posted under TUESDAY, 4/7
-Remember to click "Mark as Done" when you are done watching.
THEN:
--Decide if you want your artwork to be digital or on paper.

Then, either:
--Print your final draft and complete ONE illustration on paper (maybe the cover artwork?)
OR
--Create ONE digital illustration using Google Drawing (or another drawing platform) and insert it where it should go on your final draft.
Big Picture-
-Monday: Edit the Second Draft, turning it into your Final Draft.
-Tuesday through Thursday:
Create the artwork for your book. Draw a picture or two each day.
-Due: Finish the final draft--including artwork--by Monday, April 13.

A Look Ahead: Next week we will be sharing our stories using Screencastify or another digital platform to “turn them in.”

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