• Welcome to Miss Muhlbaier's Language Arts class!

    Explore the links to the left to learn more about what will be going on in class, check for assignments, and get a sneek peak at upcoming assignments and projects. You can also find a complete list of the books included on my personal classroom library's shelf.

    As always, any questions may be directed to muhlbaier@crhsd.org or (856) 451-9400 x 372. Please note: Email is my preferred method of contact.

    Teacher Schedule for Spring 2017

    Block 1 (7:30-8:59) -- Prep
    Block 2 (9:04-10:29) -- Language Arts 1 HN

    Unit Lunch (10:29-11:10)

    Block 3 (11:10-12:35) -- Language Arts 1 HN
    Block 4 (12:40-2:05) -- Language Arts 2 HN

    SERA (2:05-2:40) -- By Appointment Only

  • What is Remind?

    Remind provides a safe way for me to text* you and your students for free**.

     

    What makes Remind safe?

    • I will never have access to your students’ phone numbers, and your students will not be able to see my phone number.
    • Both Announcements and Chat messages are automatically recorded and archived by Remind. These messages cannot be changed by any party.
    • Users have the option to report anything inappropriate to Remind.

     

    Remind is simply a tool for me to use so I can easily communicate with students and parents about class related information in a safe manner.

     

    How might I use Remind?

    • Assignment reminders
    • Homework reminders (due, what's late/still being accepted)
    • Upcoming project or essay due dates
    • Upcoming tests/quizzes
    • Answer questions regarding an assignment (Chat only)
    • Motivational messages (such as quotes about education, reading, perseverance, attitude, etc.)
    • Schedule changes (specifically related to school closures)
    • Classroom Library (“Please return the following books…”)
    • Extra credit opportunities

     

    How often might you receive messages from me?

    • I may send a minimum of one message per school day. You may also receive at least one message over the weekend (typically Sunday evening). This means you could receive at least 6 messages a week.
    • Most messages will be 140 characters, or less.
    • You can unsubscribe at any time.

     

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    ***Chat is only available for subscribers over the age of 13.

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Helping Links & Cool Sites

  • March2Success

    Sponsored/provided by the US Army.

     

    From the site: "March 2 Success is a FREE website providing our users access to online study materials to help improve their scores on standardized tests such as state exit exams, college entrance exams, military entrance exam (ASVAB) and others. Our content includes self-paced study programs in Math, English and Science, with a focus of materials on grades 8-12. The High School Math and Verbal Skills course and College Readiness online course each start with a pre-assessment test, using the results to generate a custom learning path. The learning path includes interactive lessons, quizzes and additional practice tests. The High School Science Hub provides lessons and practice tests in Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

    We provide 7 full-length practice tests for both the SAT and ACT as well as 25 decks of flashcards. Each section is timed and scored just like the real test. Each section can be reviewed to see if you were correct/incorrect along with a detailed explanation of the problem. You can also review the score to see the percentage, raw score and scaled score based on either the SAT or ACT scoring methods.

    We also include information to help students with the entire college application process. This information includes guides to admissions, financial aid and scholarships, and a planning guide to walk you through the details of applying to and being accepted at college."

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  • Poetry 180

    A great website for high school students wishing to read poetry.

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  • Library of America: Story of the Week

    Sign up to receive a free story every week. From the website: "Every Monday The Library of America features a new Story of the Week. It could be anything: a short work of fiction, a character sketch, an essay, a journalist's dispatch, a poem. It could be Stephen Crane's 'The Black Dog' or George Jean Nathan's 'Baiting the Umpire.' What is certain is that it will be memorable because every story is from one of the hundreds of classic works of American literature published by The Library of America."

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  • Tired of PowerPoint?

    Try "Prezi!" Sign up with your student email address to receive free service and begin creating presentations using shapes, graphics, videos, etc. that ZOOM when you move to the next section. Happy zooming!

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  • Want to make a virtual poster?

    Try "Glogster!" Sign up with your student email address in order to receive free service and begin compiling graphics, videos, text, etc. for your next poster project. If you want someone to see your poster, simply send them the link.

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