February 13, 2009
None, but you can always read.
*Biography Projects due February 17th.
Miss Clark
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3 comments:
Ms.Clark I'm working on tonight's homework and I was just thinking that I probably won't be able to finish it tonight since its going to be so long.And I don't want to spend all night working on it so that I won't get up in the morning.So what should I do?I mean I'm not asking for extra time but already the fist paragraph alone takes up the front and a little of the back!!!!!I have to eat dinner soon which means I'll have alot less time to work on this book that I'm writing!!!!What should I do Ms.Clark?!
p.s.I don't have time to check on this site in the morning so if possible please respond tonight.Thank you!!!=:)
Ashley...it's OK. Go on ahead and stop now. This Roll A Story can get quite long - show me what you have done so far in class tomorrow and I can extend the time so that you can create a great story.
See you tomorrow and I can't wait to read what you wrote...(so far).
Miss Clark
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