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Plan Lesson for Wednesday October 22, 2008 Class Length: 30 minutes Grade Level: Eighth Grade Standard Covered: R1.3 Objective: Students will review and discuss parts of speech (roots, suffixes, and prefixes) as a class. Students will then create "parts of speech flashcards" to help them study for their upcoming Quarter 2 Exam. Anticipatory Set: To hook the kids in to the importance of paying...
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