ISKL Facts
This new space was created specifically for middle school students to read, do puzzles, draw, and relax.
MS Library Lounge
These are the events in a story.
Title or the "last words"
I always need to bring this blue organizational tool to class.
Accordion folder
These are our school colors.
When you are feeling down or need help from a trusted adult, you can talk to this person in the middle school counseling office.
Mr. Baek
In the story, "Home is In Between," Shanti is an example of this.
Character
"Love," "Family," and "Gender" are example of this in a story.
Topics
These are some of the materials I need to bring to class to be prepared. Name at least three.
Laptop, notebook, pencils, pens, highlighters, erasers, independent reading book, binder, folder
These are the four houses in middle school.
Orangutan, Kuda, Kerbau, Tupai
This middle school grade is the smallest by number of students.
Grade 7
This important event does not occur at the exact middle of story like some people think; it is actually the moment of greatest tension.
Climax
This is something you should do while reading a story for the first time.
Take notes or annotate the text
In advisory, you might have color coded these digital organizational tools.
Google Drive folders or Gmail labels
Matilda
This is where you go on Wednesday mornings.
Advisory
These parts of a story make up the story mountain.
List all five in order.
Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution
You can write any theme statement you want as long as you have this to support your answer.
Text evidence
This is where you write major assessments and homework assignments on your planner.
The due date
This semester, ISKL is hosting these two Twin Towers tournaments.
Football and Badminton
These people work in the MS office to help you and the teachers with (almost) all of our needs.
Name at least three.
Ms. Janet, Ms. Dilah, Ms. Vicky, Ms Mimi, Ms. Teepah
Inciting incident
When drafting a theme statement, you might start with this type of phrase.
Cliche
These are three places where I can look to find out what we're doing in Ms. Keller's humanities class.
Weekly Agenda, Unit Slide Deck, Agenda Whiteboard
These three schools host band, choir, and strings exchanges for middle school students.
SAS, JIS, and ISKL