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The document provides guidance for students to complete a presentation plan and start producing a presentation on a descriptive essay. It includes a slide plan outline with sections for a hook, background, thesis statement, three body paragraphs with examples, and a conclusion. A grading rubric is also included to evaluate the presentations. Students are then instructed to do a freewriting journal entry imagining their life in the year 2032 at age 40, with suggestions to write in paragraphs about their job, home, and family.
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