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  • 2 pages The Crucible Paper Outline and Works Cited

    The Crucible Paper Outline and Works Cited

  • 3 pages child rights paper
    • child rights paper
    • Smithfield-selma High
    • ENGLISH English II - Fall 2013
    • Blair1 Elizebeth Blair Hutchings English 1 5 June 2015 Should Children be Treated Equal to Adults? There are a large variety of different viewpoints concerning whether children should have the same rights as adults. Treating youth as the equals of adults
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  • 4 pages PeatPowerOutlineAndPaper
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    • Smithfield-selma High
    • ENGLISH English II - Fall 2013
    • Alannah Flowers Mr. Holloman English II April 28th 2015 Thesis: Peat Power is a process where decomposed vegetation is used to generate power in european countries such as Ireland. Peat Power I. II. A. B. Introduction Use of Peat Power Peat for Power gene
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  • 1 pages HeroDefinitionEssasy
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    • Smithfield-selma High
    • ENGLISH English II - Fall 2013
    • What is a hero? What is a hero? The best definition for a hero today is defined by regular people who fight for what is right and can encourage and inspire others. A hero isnt just someone who flies around and saves the day. A hero can be your mom, your d
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  • 2 pages Unit 1 Quiz Reviewed

    Unit 1 Quiz Reviewed

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    RBC Assignment

  • 2 pages The Crucible Plot Map and Homework 1

    The Crucible Plot Map and Homework 1

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    Native American Literature Notes

  • 1 pages Four Freedoms Enrichment Activity

    Four Freedoms Enrichment Activity

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    Persuasive Devices Chart

  • 1 pages Reading a Timeline Activity

    Reading a Timeline Activity

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    Graduation Project Proposal

  • 4 pages Unchained Memories Documentary Review

    Unchained Memories Documentary Review

  • 2 pages Unit 2 Test Review

    Unit 2 Test Review

  • 4 pages Personal Story with Feedback and Plot Outline

    Personal Story with Feedback and Plot Outline

  • 2 pages English II EOC Review
    • English II EOC Review
    • Smithfield-selma High
    • ENGLISH English II - Fall 2013
    • English II EOC Review Literary Terms simile (by far the most popular) symbolism irony (sometimes listed as ironic, sometimes specific to dramatic, situational, and verbal) mood point of view repetition hyperbole imagery foreshadowing personificatio
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    | Would highly recommend.

    Not too easy. Not too difficult.

    Course Overview:

    I would recommend because it has helped me expand my reading and learning skills.

    Course highlights:

    My highlights of this course were when our teachers would allow us to read aloud and I always understood a story much better when read aloud.

    Hours per week:

    3-5 hours

    Advice for students:

    Don't leave work due to the last minute. Don't feel left behind. Ask questions. Help will always be there.

    • Fall 2015
    • Mrs. Bryant
    • Yes
    • Always Do the Reading Great Discussions Requires Presentations
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