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Dr. Faughey Oyster Bay High School 9-12-17 College English

Front of Room Jacqueline Jonathan Cassandra Mikayla Zach Alexis Period 4 Jacqueline Jonathan Cassandra Mikayla Zach Alexis Katherine Lindsey Anna Allison Nicholas D Jennifer Eddie Luke David W Jason Annaflavia Leo Tyler Richard Trevor Elia Patrick Koby Bradley Charlotte Brittany Katie Arianna C Keith

PERIOD 7 FRONT OF ROOM IAN C PATRICK LENA GIANNA IAN G MICHAEL ASHLEY CONNOR MIRANDA JOHN JENNA COLLEEN ELENI KRISTA DENNIS ANDREAS DANICA KARRINGTON EMMA PAULOS ANNA BRAEDON SAHILL

Do now Take our your writing ideas and sensory details and read through them. Underline, circle, or star any descriptive details that you would like to share. Jot down a quick response: How do you feel when you know other people will hear or read your own ideas? What concerns do you have?

In groups of 4… Turn your desks so that everyone in your group is facing one another. Each group member will take turns sharing their ideas for writing. Each student will get feedback on which ideas/details might be best to include in their writing.

Writing & Conferencing time Quietly settle into your writing. I will meet with students to answer questions and record your ideas.

Exit Ticket What is your topic idea and what details do you know you will include?