open house

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open house

Mrs. Washington's ELAR class

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Meet Mrs. Washington

a little about me

This is my 16th year teaching ELA! I have taught 6th, 7th, 8th grade and AVID. 8th grade is my favorite grade to teach.

This my first year teaching in Lamar CISD. I am looking forward to a great successsful year with your child. While they are here with me, they are my children too!

In my spare time I enjoy cooking for my family, trying different restaurants and creating content on social media.

I'm excited to be your child's teacher this year.

Canvas

Curriculm

expectations

Grades

Novel Unit: Prisoner B-3087 by Alan Grantz We will be reading in class (audio/independently) Holocaust Museum Supplies: penicils/pens notebook paper sticky notes (optional) gallon plastic baggies (optional) composition notebook folder tissue

PAP: major grades 60% minor grades 40% ACA: major grades 50% minor grades 50% Most, if not all work will be done in class unless absent or did not finish in class.

BE responsible. BE respectful. Give your all.

Library Days

Tardy Policy

LCISD device policy

My information

phone number

tutorials

conference

832-223-7500

1st period

4th period

9:05-9:55am

before school: 8:30-9:00 except Tuesdays

email

myra.washington@lcisd.org

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Bibliography

• We leave you here a small guide: Arial or Times New Roman typography, 12 pt, 2.0 line spacing, left aligned, and not justified.
• It's also important to list all the sources you have cited throughout the article. To do this, create a references page after the main body.
• On the references page, you should write the section title, in bold and centered. The references are listed on the second line, in alphabetical order.

• Use this great space to write your sources of information. Citing where you got the info, is always a plus.
• APA Guidelines (Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association) are essential when citing bibliography.
• These are a set of guidelines for citing any type of project: thesis, reports, presentations... Anything!
• These references include information about the author, publication date, title, and source.

Bibliography

• We leave you here a small guide: Arial or Times New Roman typography, 12 pt, 2.0 line spacing, left aligned, and not justified.
• It's also important to list all the sources you have cited throughout the article. To do this, create a references page after the main body.
• On the references page, you should write the section title, in bold and centered. The references are listed on the second line, in alphabetical order.

• Use this great space to write your sources of information. Citing where you got the info, is always a plus.
• APA Guidelines (Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association) are essential when citing bibliography.
• These are a set of guidelines for citing any type of project: thesis, reports, presentations... Anything!
• These references include information about the author, publication date, title, and source.

Bibliography

• We leave you here a small guide: Arial or Times New Roman typography, 12 pt, 2.0 line spacing, left aligned, and not justified.
• It's also important to list all the sources you have cited throughout the article. To do this, create a references page after the main body.
• On the references page, you should write the section title, in bold and centered. The references are listed on the second line, in alphabetical order.

• Use this great space to write your sources of information. Citing where you got the info, is always a plus.
• APA Guidelines (Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association) are essential when citing bibliography.
• These are a set of guidelines for citing any type of project: thesis, reports, presentations... Anything!
• These references include information about the author, publication date, title, and source.

Bibliography

• We leave you here a small guide: Arial or Times New Roman typography, 12 pt, 2.0 line spacing, left aligned, and not justified.
• It's also important to list all the sources you have cited throughout the article. To do this, create a references page after the main body.
• On the references page, you should write the section title, in bold and centered. The references are listed on the second line, in alphabetical order.

• Use this great space to write your sources of information. Citing where you got the info, is always a plus.
• APA Guidelines (Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association) are essential when citing bibliography.
• These are a set of guidelines for citing any type of project: thesis, reports, presentations... Anything!
• These references include information about the author, publication date, title, and source.