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Room
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All
Classes Text/s; Assignment/s; Non-scraggle paper Pencil and Pen (blue or black ink) - Notebook with Notes and Hand-Outs | |||||||||
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Sustained
Silent Reading
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Format For Text
Questions | |||||||||
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Formal Format For Final Draft and Title Page | |||||||||
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Final Drafts Should be ... | |||||||||
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a) word processed | |||||||||
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b) one-sided on plain white paper | |||||||||
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c) double spaced in a reasonable font.
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a. All Centered on a different plain sheet front the assignment – | |||||||||
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b. Title, creative as well as informative, 1/3 of the way down the page (if title is more than one line, single space it) | |||||||||
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c. Pertinent Information - 2/3 of the way down the page single spaced |
First line - Student’s Full Name | ||||||||
| Second line - class name | |||||||||
| Third line - class hour | |||||||||
| Fourth line - due date of the assignment | |||||||||
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Sample
Title Page
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Little Cabin Near Snapping Turtle Pond: | ||||||||
| Diaries of
a Deacon's Daughter
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| Betsey Palmer Attwater | |||||||||
| Creative Composition | |||||||||
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Hour 9 | |||||||||
| April 31st,
2002
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Week
of October
6th, 2008 Room 100
Subject to Change Due to Life | |||||||||
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Who, What, When, Where, Why, How ? |
English 11 -
Juniors -
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English 12 - Seniors - | |||||||
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SQ3R |
The Epic Beowulf |
Speeches - Groups | ||||||
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SQ3R |
The Epic Beowulf |
Speeches - Groups | ||||||
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SQ3R |
Beowulf
Sustained |
Speeches - Groups | ||||||
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SQ3R |
The Epic Beowulf |
Speeches - Groups | ||||||
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SQ3R |
The Epic Beowulf |
Speeches - Groups | ||||||
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LD Test Lists ABCD -Retake or Make-Up in Room 222 -
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LD Test Lists ABCD -Retake or Make-Up in Room 222 -
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Some of the Standards in Unit |
Some of the
Standards in Unit | ||||||||
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* For all text assignments, all levels
- Remember to read and study not only the story but also the information about the author, the vocabulary and the other special information by the text editors. Reading the questions following the tale may help you understand it; however, no questions have been assigned. | |||||||||