Caught’ya Writing Practice
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What should you use to correct your paper?

  • Highlighter
  • Pencil
  • Black pen
  • Different color pen (correct)

    • What needs to be written out and capitalized on your paper?

  • Name
  • Title
  • Date
  • All of the above (correct)

    • You may throw away your Caught’yas after the nine weeks.

    False

    How many points is the correct spelling of the title worth?

    <p>10</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How should errors be marked on your paper?

    <p>With correct proofreading symbols.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you keep all Caught’yas in until instructed to discard them?

    <p>Folder</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What must be written out and capitalized for the Caught’ya format?

    <p>All of the above</p> Signup and view all the answers

    You can use your literature textbook as an S.S.R. book.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How many pages must you read per quarter to receive 100 points?

    <p>500</p> Signup and view all the answers

    You may abandon a book after reading at least _____ pages.

    <p>25</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What happens if you read more than the required number of pages in a quarter?

    <p>The extra will carry over to the next nine weeks' grading period.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of note is recommended while reading?

    <p>Post-it notes</p> Signup and view all the answers

    You are allowed to present multiple book reports to the teacher in one day.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    A student must have the _____ with them to do a book report.

    <p>book</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the maximum number of pages you can report on for a movie/TV-related book each semester?

    <p>150</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is Mrs. Stone's birthday?

    <p>March 22, 1975</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following foods does Mrs. Stone enjoy?

    <p>Rice</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is Mrs. Stone's favorite flower?

    <p>Yellow Rose</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Mrs. Stone enjoys watching football.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which degree did Mrs. Stone earn?

    <p>History</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How many children does Mrs. Stone have?

    <p>Four</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the names of Mrs. Stone's fur daughters?

    <p>Lucy and Millie</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of these is a pet peeve of Mrs. Stone?

    <p>Dishonesty</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Mrs. Stone has been teaching for ___ years at Paris ISD.

    <p>seventeen</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the penalty for late work turned in the following day?

    <p>Thirty points deduction</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What must be done to correct your paper?

    <p>Use a different color to correct errors.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    You can use your literature textbook as an S.S.R. book.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    During reading, you may use ______ notes.

    <p>Post-it</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following types of classroom behavior with their consequences:

    <p>Late work = Thirty point deduction the following day Using a cell phone = Required to take it up Not engaged in the lesson = Zero participation grade Bringing two books on deadline day = May not receive credit for either book</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the goal for pages read per quarter?

    <p>500 pages</p> Signup and view all the answers

    You must have the book ______ you to do a book report.

    <p>with</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Students are allowed to take restroom breaks during class.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Caught’ya Format and Directions

    • Follow all provided format directions meticulously for accurate submission.
    • Copy the sentences correctly as displayed on the smart TV.
    • Correct papers using a different color for clear visibility of changes.
    • Papers will be collected at the end of the week for grading.
    • One Caught’ya will be graded randomly; students won't be informed which one.
    • Maintain order by keeping all Caught’yas in a folder until the cumulative test.
    • Discard instructions will be provided before disposing of any papers.

    Submission Formatting Requirements

    • Ensure your name is written out in full and capitalized for proper identification.
    • Write the date correctly, with the month fully spelled out (e.g., October).
    • Title should be spelled out and capitalized appropriately to indicate the subject.
    • Indicate the number of uncaught errors by circling the total on the right of each Caught’ya.
    • Compile all five Caught’yas on a single sheet of paper for organization.
    • Use a different colored pen for corrections to distinguish them easily from the original text.
    • Apply correct proofreading symbols to mark errors systematically.
    • Take vocabulary notes that capture important terms for further understanding.

    Caught’ya Format and Directions

    • Correct sentences must be copied from the smart TV; errors will be corrected using a different color.
    • Papers will be collected at the end of the week, with one paper graded randomly.
    • Maintain all Caught’ya assignments in order until the cumulative test at the end of the grading period.

    Formatting Requirements

    • Name must be written out and capitalized (10 points).
    • Date must be fully spelled out (month and day) (10 points).
    • Title should be correctly spelled and capitalized (10 points).
    • Indicate and circle the number of uncaught errors next to each Caught’ya (10 points).
    • All five Caught’yas must be on the same sheet of paper (10 points).
    • Use a different color pen to make corrections (10 points).
    • Apply correct proofreading symbols (10 points).
    • Take vocabulary notes (10 points).

    Sustained Silent Reading (S.S.R.)

    • Students can read any new fiction book, excluding literature textbooks.
    • Books must be age-appropriate; a parent note may be required if there is a question about choice.
    • Sources for books include school libraries, public libraries, home, borrowed books, or bookstores.
    • E-readers like Kindles and Nooks are acceptable; other devices like iPods and phones are not.

    Reading Goals and Assessment

    • Quarter book talks equate to a major test worth 100 points; students must report on 500 pages per quarter.
    • Extra pages read over 500 can carry over into the next grading period; picture books earn fewer pages.
    • Reading during class is regular, but additional reading outside class is necessary to meet goals.
    • Students earn points for in-class reading time.

    Book Report Process

    • Informal "book talks" are required to discuss books; detailed answers about the book must be prepared.
    • Students are encouraged to complete book talks early after finishing a book, rather than waiting until the deadline.
    • Only one book report can be presented per day; timing is crucial to avoid last-minute stress.
    • Books must be finished to report on them; uncompleted or abandoned books cannot be reported.

    Abandoning a Book

    • A book can be abandoned after reading 25 pages but not after 50 pages; no credit is given for pages beyond that.

    Reporting Rules

    • Notes can be taken while reading and used during the book report; Post-it notes are effective.
    • The physical book is required to complete the book report; no book results in no report.
    • Instructors track pages read, and students can request to see their book log at any time.
    • One movie/TV-related book can be reported each semester, limited to 150 pages total; excess pages do not count towards credit.

    Introduction to Mrs. Stone

    • Jill Stone teaches Pre-AP English I and has been at Paris ISD for 17 years.
    • Married to Chad for 25 years, they have four children: Reagan (24), Meredith (22), and twins Sam and Sophie (19).
    • Sophomore at Texas A&M University, Sophie is an enthusiastic supporter of her college.

    Personal Favorites

    • Has a fondness for Stanley Cups, headbands, and shoes.
    • Favorites include dumplings and rice for food; iced coffee and Diet Coke with extra ice for drinks.
    • Regularly visits local spots like Starbucks, Paris Coffee Co., and Sonic.
    • Enjoys the movie "Rocky" (original) and the book "The Velveteen Rabbit."
    • Favorite activity is floating in the pool, along with running and spending time with family.

    Hobbies and Interests

    • Actively participates in church and values good conversations.
    • Enjoys running, reading, and watching various sports, including football, basketball, and volleyball.

    Personal Dislikes

    • Dislikes include snoring, laziness, excuses, dishonesty, adults making TikToks, and incorrect grammar.

    Educational Background

    • Graduated from The University of Texas at Arlington with a degree in History and a minor in English.
    • Holds multiple teaching certifications: Elementary Education, English/Reading (grades 8-12), ESL (grades 1-12), and Gifted & Talented (grades 1-12).
    • Has completed accredited hours to teach AP Literature and Language.

    Additional Insights

    • Serves as the head of the PHS English Department for grades 1-4.
    • Describes herself as a picky eater, avoiding candy, fried foods, junk food, and expressing dislike for donuts.
    • Believes Chick-fil-A is superior to Raising Cane's and finds In-N-Out Burger overrated.

    Caught’ya Format and Directions

    • Follow format directions for assignments meticulously.
    • Papers will be collected at the end of the week, with one "Caught’ya" graded, chosen randomly.
    • Maintain "Caught’ya" papers in order until the nine weeks or cumulative test.

    Caught’ya Formatting Requirements

    • Name must be fully written and capitalized for a full score.
    • Date should include the full month spelled out correctly.
    • Title of the assignment must be correctly spelled and capitalized.
    • Indicate and circle the number of errors on the right side of each "Caught’ya."
    • All five "Caught’yas" must be on the same sheet of paper.
    • Use a different colored pen for corrections.
    • Utilize proper proofreading symbols.
    • Take vocabulary notes.

    Sustained Silent Reading (SSR)

    • Only fiction books that have not been previously read are allowed for SSR.
    • Books must be age-appropriate; parental notes may be requested for questionable choices.
    • Acceptable book sources: school library, public library, home, or borrowed from friends; purchases from bookstores are allowed.
    • E-readers can be discussed for approval, but devices like iPods and cell phones are not permitted for reading.

    Book Talk and Reading Expectations

    • Quarter book talks equate to a major test, requiring 500 pages read per quarter for full credit.
    • Extra pages read beyond requirements roll over to the next grading period.
    • Books with pictures will carry less weight in page counting.
    • Regular in-class reading is expected alongside outside reading to reach the page goal.

    Book Reports Guidelines

    • Informal book reports require detailed knowledge and the ability to convince the teacher of the reading.
    • Report on a finished book as soon as possible; avoid waiting until the deadline.
    • Only one book report submission per day is allowed.
    • No reports on abandoned books; must read 25 to 50 pages before abandonment.
    • Book-related notes and post-it notes are permissible during reports.
    • Physical book presence is necessary to complete a report.

    Additional Rules and Conduct

    • Book count must be tracked; students can request to view their logs.
    • Students may report once on movie/TV-related books per semester, limited to 150 pages.
    • Pre-AP English is rigorous, moving quickly with no make-up tests or extra credit available unless specified.
    • Late work incurs a 30-point deduction on the day after due date, with further penalties for additional days.
    • Clear classroom behavior expectations: no talking during announcements, no cell phone use, respect classroom cleanliness, and appropriate behaviors.

    Participation and Grading

    • Daily participation grades based on engagement; disengaged students receive a zero for the day.
    • One test grade will be dropped at the end of each nine weeks, but undroppable tests include major assessments like unit tests and projects.

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    This quiz focuses on the Caught’ya format, where students correct sentences presented on the smart TV. Students are expected to follow directions carefully, use a different color for corrections, and understand that one of the Caught’ya assignments will be graded. Remember to keep all Caught’ya assignments for future reference.

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