WELCOME BACK TO THE BEST SCHOOL EVER! I HOPE YOU HAD A GREAT BREAK.

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WELCOME BACK TO THE BEST SCHOOL EVER! I HOPE YOU HAD A GREAT BREAK

 AGENDA  Pass back semester one stuff  New seats  HIs/LOs  REFOCUS  The Beauty of Writing  Jelly Beans  Goals  Initial Anthem  Revisit  Group Discussion  Articles & Annotate  You Poems

 SEMESTER ONE STUFF

 NEW SEATS

 HIs & LOs of the Break

 HOW CAN I REFOCUS?

 THE BEAUTY OF WRITING  As a group, you are answering: What can I learn from each quote?

 THE BEAUTY OF WRITING  Pick your favorite to individually illustrate and describe how you can apply to your writing

 REFOCUSING  Jelly Beans

 REFOCUSING  New Goals for the 2 nd Semester  Accountability Partner

 ANTHEM  Revisit with initial questions  V for Vendetta

 ANTHEM  Reassess with context, plot, characters, themes, motifs, and symbols

 ANTHEM  Group discussion questions

 ANTHEM  Current event article

 ANTHEM  You Poems