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Please find your new groups and start the “quiz” Warm-Up Braeden, Autumn, Azra, Ryan Jenny, Destiny Lowery, Timan, Chance Angel, Adrianna, Imani Micah, Devon, Sarah, Destiny Masha Lucas, Kaniz, Shannon Kaitlyn, Maggie, Niyel, Steven Jennifer, Toni, Maryury, Lyle Jude, Chloe, Jacob, Christian

Please find your new groups and start the “quiz” Warm-Up Will, Emily, Tessah, Reggie Wright, Maimuna, Adrienne Duckett, Savanna, Abir Sam, Kevin, Shalaya Nico, Litzy, Nyasia Naomi, Lizzie, Leann Azeem, Cierra, Janiah Senai, Katherine, Deborah

Emerson & Thoreau – The “big guys” of transcendentalism Read and annotate the assigned passage. Work with your group to create a poster about the text, author, and transcendentalist characteristics. Please include on the poster the elements that are on the viewpoint matrix chart- your group will be responsible for presenting to the class about the piece so that they can fill in their chart.