1. Pre-CNA Portfolio:
Make edits to your portfolio.
Make sure you have a cover sheet.
Send the final version to cnajvs@gmail.com.
2. Holiday Vocabulary:
Crossword Puzzle
3. Listening:
Holiday Traditions
4. Pronunciation:
Vowel Sounds
5. Review:
Tons of Snow!
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Computer Lab: December 14, 2011
1. My Pre-CNA Portfolio
Click HERE to see an example portfolio.
First Step: Put all the pieces together!
During the past 3 months, we wrote four compositions. We wrote about ourselves and about CNAs. Now, we are going to put all of our compositions together to make our Pre-CNA portfolio. These are the parts you need:
1. About me (in your e-mail)
2. Why I want to become a CNA (posted as a comment on our blog)
3. My traits (posted as a comment on our blog)
4. The skills a CNA must have (in your e-mail)
Find the documents. Then, copy and paste them into one WORD document. Keep them in the order that you wrote them: 'About me' is first, "Why I want to become a CNA' is second, etc.
Second Step: Write a conclusion
At the end of your portfolio, write a short conclusion. Your conclusion should have at least 4 sentences. Answer these two questions:
1. What did you learn in this class?
2. Why do you think you will be a good CNA?
Third Step: Make a title page
Your portfolio needs a title page. Follow the example given by your teacher. Add a picture and change the font (the style of the letters).
Click HERE to see an example portfolio.
First Step: Put all the pieces together!
During the past 3 months, we wrote four compositions. We wrote about ourselves and about CNAs. Now, we are going to put all of our compositions together to make our Pre-CNA portfolio. These are the parts you need:
1. About me (in your e-mail)
2. Why I want to become a CNA (posted as a comment on our blog)
3. My traits (posted as a comment on our blog)
4. The skills a CNA must have (in your e-mail)
Find the documents. Then, copy and paste them into one WORD document. Keep them in the order that you wrote them: 'About me' is first, "Why I want to become a CNA' is second, etc.
Second Step: Write a conclusion
At the end of your portfolio, write a short conclusion. Your conclusion should have at least 4 sentences. Answer these two questions:
1. What did you learn in this class?
2. Why do you think you will be a good CNA?
Third Step: Make a title page
Your portfolio needs a title page. Follow the example given by your teacher. Add a picture and change the font (the style of the letters).
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Computer Lab: December 7, 2011
1. Writing: Why I will be a good CNA
Open Microsoft Word. Write about why you will be a good CNA. When you are finished, check your writing. Then, save it to the desktop as your name + CNA. For example: AlainaCNA. Then, e-mail it to cnajvs@gmail.com
2. Practice
Must
More Modals
Can
3. Introduction to Idioms
Idioms are words that when put together, have a new meaning. Take the quiz and try to guess the meanings of the idioms. You can click on the link next to 'more about this idiom' to learn more.
Idioms with animals
More Idioms
*During class, meet with Alaina to make your pronunciation recording.
Open Microsoft Word. Write about why you will be a good CNA. When you are finished, check your writing. Then, save it to the desktop as your name + CNA. For example: AlainaCNA. Then, e-mail it to cnajvs@gmail.com
2. Practice
Must
More Modals
Can
3. Introduction to Idioms
Idioms are words that when put together, have a new meaning. Take the quiz and try to guess the meanings of the idioms. You can click on the link next to 'more about this idiom' to learn more.
Idioms with animals
More Idioms
*During class, meet with Alaina to make your pronunciation recording.
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