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Week 5:2 (Mar. 11-15)

Posted on March 8, 2013 by Mr. Benton

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Freshmen: RJ Audioplay, RJ E-text, RJ Vocab List, RJ Theme Log, Two Days, RJ Act I Journal, RJ Act II Journal; Gettysburg Address: Text of the Speech, Prompt & Rubric, Turnitin.com Registration Instructions, MLA Template, Help with Quote-Weaving, Help with MLA Format

Seniors: Reading Schedule, DS E-text, DS Prompts, Poem Packet; Extras: Eliminating Wordiness, Good Theses

Posted in Informative | Tagged death of a salesman, fences, gettysburg address, lincoln, miller, prufrock, romeo and juliet, shakespeare, wilson

Week 5:1 (Mar. 4-8)

Posted on March 1, 2013 by Mr. Benton

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Freshmen: RJ Audioplay, RJ E-text (Entire Play), RJ Vocab List (All Acts), RJ Theme Log, RJ Act I Journal Questions #5-28, “Gettysburg Address” Materials, “Gettysburg Address” Audio, “Gettysburg Address” PowerPoint (PDF), How to Weave Quotes

Seniors: Reading Schedule, DS E-text, DS Prompts, Poem Packet, Tone Words & Review Packet

Posted in Informative | Tagged common core, death of a salesman, fences, gettysburg address, lincoln, miller, romeo and juliet, shakespeare, tone, weaving

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