Franklin Junior High School - Kite N Key Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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HIGH SCHOOL TABLE OF CONTENTS 1401469 ACADEMIC 4 ATHLETICS 15 CLUBS 23 Zc 379 77 7 F 77 4$ J, 7?C 7 PUBLISHED BY THE KITE ' N ' KEY STAFF OF FRANKLIN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 39

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IFF II • ' ■ ■ r. FRANKLIN JUNIOR KITE ' N ' KEY 1967 FT. WAYNE, INDIANA VOL. VI

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Developmental reading is a subject studied by all seventh graders. They work in reading kits to improve their comprehension, vocabulary, and speed. Once a week the classes go to the library for recreational reading. At that time the students are assisted by their teachers in choosing good read- ing books. The pupils are required to give six book reports a year. Classes Write, Read, Speak, and Spell Language arts is taught to all Franklin students. This subject is laned so each student may progress at his own rate of learning. In this course the pupils write original compositions, study po- etry and short stories, develop skills in grammar, and learn to spell many new words. Each student is required to read six books outside of class. Students take developmental language in the eighth grade for one semester. It is a course designed to improve a □I and written expression. h learning how to write the rjain poise in Each student 1 themes ast six •: