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This document provides information about National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), a program that takes place every November where participants write a daily word count with the goal of completing a rough draft of a novel by the end of the month. The document outlines how teachers can implement NaNoWriMo in their 7th grade language arts classroom, including planning activities to build excitement leading up to November, providing structure and support during the writing month, and following up afterwards with editing and publishing opportunities. The teacher provides their contact information at the end for any additional questions.
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