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Seniors: Reading Schedule, Poetry Response Packet, MLA Template for Poetry Responses, Frankenstein Journal, Frankenstein E-text, Frankenstein Audiotext, Frankenstein Essay Prompts, Jane Eyre Vocab Assignment, Frankenstein Vocab Assignment, “Rime of the Ancient Mariner” E-text, Hamlet Prop Assignment, Tone Packet, Pinellas Education Foundation

Freshmen: Proofreading Expectations, GE Vocab, Theme Log, GE Audiotext, GE Ch. 1-10 Journal Questions, Graphic Novelization for Ch. 11-13, Graphic Novelization Ch. 14-18, First Journal Breakdown, Weekly Learning Goal Self-Evaluation Scale (W.910.6)

October 1, 2015 by Mr. Benton
Posted in Informative Tagged clinton, coleridge, common meaning, common theme, dickens, essay, figurative language, frankenstein, great expectations, kennedy, of mice and men, poetry, rime of the ancient mariner, shelley, speech, steinbeck, theme

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