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The document contains instructions and sentences from Monday, August 6th through Friday, August 10th for a class assignment to correct grammatical errors in sentences. Students were instructed to fill in the front of the classroom and begin correcting sentences immediately. Over subsequent days, more sentences were added to the assignment. On Friday, bellringers were due, labeled with the student's name, date, and block as "Week 1 Bellringer."
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- 1. MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2012 Please fill up the front of the classroom. NO student should be in the last two seats of each row. Correct the following sentences on a piece of notebook paper. Begin immediately. 1. the pilot had no alternative, stowaways must face judgement 2. did the nasa pilot exaust every one of his options 3. barton’s ship lurched, slowed and suddenly accelerated again 4. in 1954, when the short story The Cold Equations were written, no people had went into outer space
- 2. TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2012 Add these four sentences to your sentences from yesterday. 1. him and me enjoy science fiction because its exciting and imaginitive 2. andy and me taked a trip to the Mojove Dessert 3. next monday us students will read our drafts to one and other 4. Not anybody wanted to read a essay aloud
- 3. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2012 1. a strongly, detailed, precise, setting effects the reader’s emotions 2. Boys and Girls is a short story that is setted in tough brutally hard ranch county in canada 3. floras the horses name Keisha sayed but whats the protagonists name 4. flora runned out the gate but that men catched her anyways
- 4. THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 2012 1. alice has never wrote no novels and don’t think she never will 2. that is the most coldest milk of the world 3. alice walker who was the most young of 8 children is born in Eatonton Georgia 4. walker’s novel The Color Purple was winning the pulitlzer prize in fiction in 1983
- 5. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2012 Bellringers due today! Be sure your name, date, and block are in the right hand corner. Label this “Week 1 Bellringer.” 1. where’s you’re sister at Larry 2. unfortunately i have me a sister whose alot like Dee 3. john steinbeck almost didn’t except the nobel prize, he was afraid that he wouldn’t wright any more 4. during the great depression of the 1930s many families in the midwest losed their farms