LAST WEEK OF THE QUARTER

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LAST WEEK OF THE QUARTER Monday, November 7 LAST WEEK OF THE QUARTER

Today’s Plan WORKS CITED ARE DUE TODAY IN THE BASKET Journal Read – Complete Questions Presentations start tomorrow again

JOURNAL 11.7 Think of a time or times when you did not feel like you fit in where you were. Briefly explain the situation, why you feel like you didn’t fit in, was there any way you could fit in. how did you act/handle the situation, how did the entire situation make you feel about yourself?

Reading TAKE NOTES WHILE READING After: Give FIVE examples of when the character doesn’t feel like she “fits” For each, explain why she felt that way How did she handle the situation How did the situation make her feel How did she feel at the end of the story?