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Week 4:2 (Jan. 27-31)

Posted on January 24, 2014 by Mr. Benton

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Seniors: Reading Schedule (3:5-4:5), Practice Poetry Prompt for 4:2, Poems for Poetry Response, MLA Template

Freshmen:  Short Story Vocab List, Vocab Presentation Instructions, Proofreading Expectations, Usage Notes, Journal Expectations, Lit Terms, “Poison” Journal Questions, “Harrison Bergeron” Journal Questions, RJ Prologue, RJ Vocab (All), RJ Notes

Posted in Informative | Tagged american literature, colormarking, harrison bergeron, journal, mccarthy, poetry essay, poetry prompt, prologue, romeo and juliet, shakespeare, the road, vocabulary, vonnegut

Week 4:2 (Jan. 28-Feb. 1)

Posted on January 25, 2013 by Mr. Benton
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Freshmen: Sophomore Registration Form, SPHS Curriculum Guide, Class of 2016 Graduation Requirements, Literature Terms, Romeo and Juliet Prologue, Short Story Vocab List, Vocabulary Presentation Instructions, “Poison” Journal Questions, “Harrison Bergeron” Journal Questions, Romeo and Juliet Vocab List
Seniors: AP Syllabus, Reading Schedule for 3:5-4:2, Poetry Response Instructions, Second Semester Poem Packet, Beloved Prompt List, Heart of Darkness Notes
Posted in Informative | Tagged beloved, guidance, harrison bergeron, heart of darkness, poison

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