Writing Workshop - Lesson 1

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Tara	Rodin
Deli	Meyra
Yessica	Merhawi
x	Jerodaen

David	Meryem	Arda
Floor	Zein
Cas	Fidan	Tess

Amani	Faye
Sanne	Chancey
Xienna	Lilliana
Kyandra	Adine

Juf Holmes

Lesson Plan

1. Introduction / Assessment

2. Writing workbook - How to write

3. Review

Assessment

Writing portfolio:

Writing workbook cannot be brought into the test!!

Writing Workbook	10 points	submit day of exam
Writing Assessment	97 points	TW - Exam.net

Writing Portfolio: Workbook

Due: do 19 dec / 10:00am / docent kamer

Writing workbook MUST NOT be brought into the test!!

Total possible points = 10

Writing Assessment

When: Block 2 Test Week (do 19 dec)

How: Exam.net

What: You must complete 2 writing tasks

Points: Each writing task = 47 points

Assessement: Writing task 1

Assessement: Writing task 2

Writing Assessment

Hulpmiddelen:

- Chromebook (used to complete the test)

- Oordopjes

- Wordenboek (EN/NL or NL/EN)

Writing workbook MUST NOT be brought into the test!!

Writing Assessment: Rubric

Wat	Pnt.
Inhoud/vervulling van de opdracht (cont)	10
Layout van de opdracht	5
Communicatieve effectiviteit (com)	10
Vocabulaire (voc)	10
Grammar (gr)	10
Spelling / conventies (sp/conv)	5

Writing Workshop: How to Write

Part 1: English Sentence Word Order

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Part 1: English Sentence Word Order 

Simple:

wie - doet - wat - [how/who/what//] + where + time 

Complex:

Main sentence (hoofdzin) + conjunction + dependent sentence (bijzin)

English Sentence Word Order 

Part 1: How to Write English Sentences

1. English Sentence Word Order 

    - task 1 t/m 4

2. Conjunctions (nevenschikkende voegwoorden)

    - tasks 1 t/m 4 

Conjunctions (nevenschikkende voegwoorden)

Main Sentence Conjunctions:

These words are used to connect two main sentences.

Examples: and, but, or, so

Yesterday, I went to the store AND I went to the beach.

I like zoo's BUT I don't like seeing animals in cages.

Conjunctions (nevenschikkende voegwoorden)

Dependent Sentence Conjunctions: These words are used to connect a main sentence with a dependent sentence.

• Examples: because, although, if, when

Yesterday, I went to the store BECAUSE I needed milk. 

I like going to the zoo's WHEN it's cold.

Part 1: How to Write English Sentences

2. Conjunctions (nevenschikkende voegwoorden)

    - tasks 1 t/m 4 

Writing Workshop: How to Write

Part 2: Punctuation

1. Using Capital Letters in English

When do you use capital letters (hoofdletters)

1. Start of a Sentence: The cat is sleeping.
2. Proper Nouns: John, New York, Monday
3. “I”: Always capitalize the pronoun “I”: I am going to the park.
4. Titles: Capitalize the first and important words in titles of books, movies, and songs.

Part 2: Punctuation

1. Using Capital Letters in English

    - tasks 1 + 2

2.Using Apostrophes Correctly

   - tasks 1 + 2 + 3 + 4

2.Using Apostrophes Correctly

Possession: show that something belongs to someone.

o Example: Sarah’s book (The book belongs to Sarah)

o For plural nouns ending in “s”, place the apostrophe after the “s”.

▪ Example: The teachers’ office (The office belongs to the teachers)

2.Using Apostrophes Correctly

2. Contractions: Use an apostrophe to show that letters have been taken out in

contractions.

o Example: Don’t (Do not), It’s (It is or It has