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=Table of Contents= Evaluate a Website My Reading Journal My Vocabulary Journal

EVAlUTE A WEBSITE

1. What is the URL? [|www.pgcps.org]

2. Who owns or operates the website? Are they business (.com), non-profit (.org), or government (.gov), or other? Please describe. 3.Who is the intended audience for this website? 4. Do you think this is a reliable website? why or why not? =My Reading Journal= Why did you choose this book?
 * The public schools, It is a non-profit (. org)**
 * Anyone can access this website, but the intended audience is mainly for students and parent/ guardians**
 * Yes, this is a relliable website, because it's operated for all public schools.**
 * Freedom Writers**
 * Actually we as a group we chose this book, i think it is a really great book that i can relate to.**

dialectical reading journal l each time you read and update your journal here each week:
 * < **Week #** ||< **Schedule of Pages or Chapter to Read Each Week** ||
 * < Week 1 (Sept.19) ||< Chapters 1- 2 ||
 * Week 2 (sept.25 || Chapters 3- 4 ||
 * Week 3(sept. || Chapters 5 - 6 ||
 * Week 4( sept || Chapters 7-8 ||
 * Step 3:** Begin writing in

What is a Queen Anne Salute? I will do an internet search for Queen Anne salute. I found out that the Queen Ann Salute is a complicated military drill used with bayonets. Similar to learning military drill & ceremony when you joun the army. || =My Vocabulary Journal= Use a table to keep a record of vocabulary words. My sentence: Because the teacher's lesson left too much time before the end of class, an idleness set in amongst the students and they began to get disruptive. ||
 * **Quotes, lines, or sentences, with Page number** || **Your thoughts, ideas, questions about the quote you chose** ||
 * (Example) //GR,// : "Sentries in their idleness are practicing Queen Anne Salutes" (591). || (Example) What do //sentries// and //idleness// mean? I think a sentry is like a guard.
 * **Word & Word in a sentence** || **Guess +****Your own definition****, Root word, Part of Speech,, & Your new sentence using the word** ||
 * (Example) //Idleness:// Sentries in their //idleness// are practicing Queen Anne Salutes || (Example) I think //idleness// might mean not doing or going anywhere because when a car idles, it does go anywhere. Root word is idle, which is a verb. However the suffix -//ness// makes the verb noun, an idea or state of being idle.