Monday, November 4, 2013

English 8


1. Turn in Oct. Reading Log; leave homework on your desk to be checked during SSR.
2. EE (Everyday Editing)
3. Book Talks on Science Fiction Novels
4. SSR (check to see homework is finished)
5. Go over homework questions, "Tell Tale Heart," and turn in.
6. Review what makes up a short story.

What to Plan For: 
      •       Everyday Editing Quiz for first and second hours on Friday, Nov. 8 and for 5th hour on
           Monday, Nov. 11.
•       Literary Reading Unit Test- Nov. 13
•       Hero Contest Essays and forms due by Nov. 11.
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