St. Benedict Middle School Reading Website
by Mr. Konieczny
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St. Benedict Middle School Reading Website

Read! Read! Read! and Write! Write! Write! Keep a notebook and write down things you see, hear, and think about. Ideas disappear quickly unless you jot them down. When you have an idea for a poem or story, write down anything you can think of that has to do with that idea. Study your list and you'll start to see connections among certain items. If you are writing poetry, don't force rhymes. It's better to work on what you want to say and create a feeling for the poem than to try to make up things just to make the poem rhyme.

-Jack Prelutsky

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If you ever have any questions, comments, or concerns about the middle school reading program or another of the classes I teach, you can e-mail me, Mr. Konieczny, at episodic@hotmail.com.

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Navigating the Webpage

This website has three main components.

The "Writing Classroom" section on the left-hand menu is where you can find information about Mr. Konieczny's half of the middle school reading. These pages include questions about the writing classroom, the daily lessons and homework assignments, and downloadable copies of the writing classroom's handouts.

The "Reading Classroom" section includes information about Mrs. Portser's half of the middle school reading. The three book pages list the stories, skills, and vocabulary in the Grade 4, Grade 5, and Grade 6 reading textbooks.

The "Other Pages" section includes the daily lessons and informatin about the other two subjects I teach.

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Last Update: July 30, 2005

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