There Are Three Editions of this Essay. The Latest of the three will be the one posted. You can tell which one I am on by looking at the heading bellow. The First one will say “Rough Draft”. The Second one will say “Rough Draft-Proofread”. The Final one will say “Final Draft”.
Final Draft
>>>My favorite part of the course were the lessons on indirect objects and direct objects. The 3rd grade Ron Paul Teacher, Ms. Rauch, says in one of the lessons “later we will talk about direct objects,” but then we don’t study them in 3rd grade, so learning about indirect objects and direct objects took a WHOLE lot of curiosity out of me. I also liked the creative essay assignment. I liked the letter study, as well as the sentence classification. I did not like the journalism until I got a neat little journal, and now I like to journal a lot (I would give you a link, but it seems they only have them in bulk HERE (I got mine at a summer reading program)). I liked the week on semicolons, colons, parentheses, underlines, and italics too. I got some inspiration from this class to get me started on my own book, which I will eventually post on here. Here are my favorite books in this course from most favorite to least:
- Tom Swift And His Motor-Cycle (this is my all-time favorite book) (An e-book for the whole sires HERE for 99 cents)
- The Five Little Peppers and How They Grew
- Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
- Wind in the Willows
- Doctor Doolittle
Those Were my favorite parts of the course.
@Ms. Fish: I loved this course! THANK YOU!