January 23rd to 27th Mrs. Camarano’s Classes

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January 23rd to 27th Mrs. Camarano’s Classes Journals January 23rd to 27th Mrs. Camarano’s Classes

1/23/17 Pds. 3 & 6 Pretend that you write an advice column for your school newspaper. Create a question & provide advice. * NO WORDS THIS WEEK! *

1/24/17 Pds. 2 & 7 Pretend that you write an advice column for your school newspaper. Create a question & provide advice. * NO WORDS THIS WEEK! *

1/25/17 Your morning got off to an interesting start. As you began to eat your cereal, it talked to you. For your journal, write that conversation. Use at least 1 compound and 1 complex sentence.

ELA Interim Assessment: 1/26/17 ELA Interim Assessment: No Journal

ELA Interim Assessment: 1/27/17 ELA Interim Assessment: No Journal