Steps to creating a Wordle

1. Open wordle.net and a word processing document (like Word).

2. In your Word document type the words you want. Remember to type the words that you want to be large more often than the others.

3. Spell check your words.

4. Go to the wordle.net site and hit the CREATE button.

5. Paste the words into the box and click "Go"

6. Edit the font and layout as you wish.

7. When you are finished click open window.

8. Take a screenshot of your page and then upload it to your Wiki page.

9. Good luck and have fun.

How to take a screenshot video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qk4b2PaoC64

Here is a video tutorial on how to take a screenshot to help you with your Wordle.

• French rough copy (optional)
• Personal Wordle wordle.net
• Math sheet
• Science Test Monday
• Have Running Shoes and shorts for tomorrow
• get sketchpad for art
• get history folder
• www.wordle.net If you remember the steps try a wordle about your personal character traits. Remember the more times you use the word the larger it is.
• Tonight I will try and post instructions.
  

September 14 homework

• Summer Summary
• Vocabulary definitions and sentences
• Math Page 15-17 Q 5,6 ,9, 15,18
• Math Place Value worksheet.
• Science title page

Homework

• Sign in to the wiki @ https://7mousseau.pbworks.com/session/loggedout and create a title for your page at http://www.imagechef.com/ . Remember the guidelines I gave you.
  Steps:
  1. Choose your design,
  2. add your title,
  3. hit the export button,
  4. copy the embed code,
  5. go to the wiki,
  6. hit the embed icon <>
  7. paste in the code,
  8. hit save.
  
  Math Page 10, 11 all questions
• Prewriting for your Summer Summary

Week One Is Done

Week one is done and what a great week it was. I have enjoyed meeting my new class and am extremely impressed with your enthusiasm. Leave a comment and let me know what you thought of your first week. Have a great weekend.
-Mr. M

September 10th Weekend Homework

• Science title page
• Agenda $
• Finish Math package
• Health food log
• Get a binder for history
• Check blog throughout weekend
• Have fun!