Tuesday, September 17, 2013

English 8


English Agenda
  1. EE (Everyday Editing)
  2. SSR
  3. Read Unit One objectives (Narrative Writing Unit)
  4. Quick Write #1- Fears
  5. Quick Write #2- Montauk
  6. Begin brainstorming a topic of narrative writing.
  7. Homework: Complete Reading Packet- answer questions on scantron and write short answer on notebook paper./Have a writing topic in mind for narrative writing.
Everyday Editing: What do you notice about this sentence? 
Please bring the following items to class today: writer’s notebook, agenda, pencil, reading folder, and novel.


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