Mrs. Patterson’s 7th Grade Language Arts

and Honors 7th Grade Language Arts

Classes

2008-2009

Classen School of Advanced Studies, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

 

    

 

Free Choice Reading List

Due on the First Day of School

 

Syllabus and Supplies

Grades

Homework

Located at http://www.

includes Essays, Reading Assignments, and Speeches

100 Facts to Know

Questions: Levels 1, 2, and 3

 

 

Book Reading Schedule and Assignments

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Helpful Sites for Whole-Class Book Assignments

Where the Red Fern Grows

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

To Kill A Mockingbird

The Diary of Anne Frank

 


Extras For All Students

Discipline Plan

Poems

Poetry for Fun

Literary Devices

Folk Tales

Grammar You Should Know

 

For Parents

 Wish List for Classroom

(suggestions only; you don’t need to purchase at amazon.com)

PowerPoints

(You may need to download these. Please take the time to do this.)

Homework: How to Keep your Seventh-Grader Organized

Gifted and Talented Students: Teaching Depth and Complexity

 

State of Oklahoma Language Arts Curriculum

School Calendar

Contact me at kapatterson@okcps.org

 

For Substitutes

Substitute Enrichment Lesson

 

About the Teacher

Kathy Alvis Patterson is a fifth generation Oklahoman, who started her education in the Oklahoma City Public Schools, and was the third generation in her family to attend the University of Oklahoma. Like her parents, she and her husband met and married while studying there.

Mrs. Patterson holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of South Dakota, a Master of Arts from OU and a Master of Science in Education from Texas A&M International University. She was valedictorian of her high school graduating class, maintained a summa cum laude average in her college work and is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. After teaching for seven years on the college level in Iowa, the Pattersons served for 17 years as missionaries in Latin America, in Colombia and Mexico City. Mrs. Patterson has now taught 15 years in public schools in Texas and Oklahoma. She returned to Oklahoma City in 1997. The Oklahoma State Department of Education has certified her as “Highly Qualified” in five areas.

Language and literature, as well as history, have always been her favorite subjects. She is fluent in Spanish and has taught French and Biblical Greek. Her favorite writer is Jane Austen.  She enjoys early American and European history and has given presentations on King Philip’s War, textiles in colonial America, and the history of the Mayflower. Mrs. Patterson’s longtime hobby is genealogy; she has researched many of her own and her husband’s ancestors and currently helps others prepare necessary documents to prove direct descent from one of the passengers in the Mayflower in 1620.

Mrs. Patterson is the proud mother of three and grandmother of nine, five in Oklahoma City and four in Alaska. She is a member of the Oklahoma Society of Descendants of the Mayflower, the Daughters of American Revolution, the Associated Daughters of Early American Witches, the First Families of the Twin Territories, and the ‘89ers Society. She and her husband moved to the family farm in Hydro four years ago and are enjoying the rural life. Kathy commutes to Oklahoma City, while Dr. Patterson is retired. They attend the First Baptist Church of Clinton.

 

For Anyone Who Has Read this Far

How to Kill a Mockingbird

 

Contact Mrs. Kathy Alvis Patterson, OKCPS
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Classen School of Advanced Studies.
1901 N Ellison, Oklahoma City OK 73106, United States of America
Last Revised by Mrs. Patterson,
May 27, 2008
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