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Warm-Up- Journal Imagine that you are going to travel on top of the trains to go meet your family. What dangers will you meet along the way? Write a one paragraph narrative journal, telling your best and most detailed story about what you will go through on this journey. (Obviously you will have to use your imagination!)

Enrique’s Journey: Ch.3 As we read  ANNOTATE!!! Questions Comments Connections At the end of each page, we will stop and summarize. Make sure you keep up with those – it’s part of your grade!

Closing Write an Acrostic Poem to show what you have learned about immigrants so far. You can use words, phrases, or sentences. Use TEXTUAL EVIDENCE to enhance your response! I M G R A N T