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Writing prompt - advice...

1/18/2018

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​Incoming 9th graders have many things to learn and get used to in high school that are very different from middle school or junior high. Explain some of these differences so that the student’s first year in high school will be successful.

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Writing prompt - narrative...

1/17/2018

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Major life events like a new job, a new school, a new home, the birth of the sibling, or the death of someone we love can have a profound impact on us. Describe a major event in your life and what it taught you about your self or others.
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Piccolina

1/11/2018

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"Thank You M'am" Vocabulary

1/10/2018

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large, hammer, pocketbook, dirty, weight, jail, pause, hungry, screen, devilish, thought, room, corner, cocoa, suede, silence, late, burn, embarrass, job, icebox, son, wash, door
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Writing prompt - narrative...

1/10/2018

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​Many of our favorite memories are associated with food. Describe a memorable experience that took place while preparing or eating food.

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Vocabulary game

1/9/2018

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​Make as many words as you can using the letters in

exceptionally.

(adverb meaning to a greater degree than normal; unusually.)

Write a sentence in the Comments section below using the word "exceptionally."

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Writing prompt - persuasion...

1/9/2018

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​Many schools like ours employ security guards and have installed security equipment such as video cameras and metal detectors in the building. In your opinion, how should security in public schools be handled? Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.

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Writing prompt - our environment...

1/8/2018

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​Carpooling, recycling, and planting trees are all activities that are good for the environment. Write an essay convincing readers to actively participate in one of these activities.
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Writing prompt - persuasion...

1/5/2018

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Many of us spend hours in front of our computers and communicate more by e-mail or instant-messaging than in person. Some people believe that this is good because it helps shy people communicate more openly with others. Others believe that computer communication prevents us from developing interpersonal skills and limits our ability to have meaningful relationships with others. How do you feel about this issue? Use specific reasons and examples to support your position.

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Writing prompt - opinion...

1/3/2018

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​Most states allow people to get a driver’s license at the age of 16. Some people feel that 16 is much too young for the responsibility that comes with driving a car and that teenagers should not be allowed to drive until the age of 18. In your opinion, at what age should people be allowed to drive, and why?
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