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Important Reminders and Final Dates for Your Class Project

Stay focused on completing your group project. Final dates are June 12th, 13th, and 16th. Follow assignment guidelines. Bring treats for the final day. Learning targets included.

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Important Reminders and Final Dates for Your Class Project

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  1. June 11th• Reminders • • You have one more class period to complete your project. Dates for finals are as follows: • Period 1 – Thursday, June 12th at 9:45 • Period 2 – Friday, June 13th at 9:45 • Period 3 – Monday, June 16th at 9:45 • Please remember to stay focused on your work. This project is to reflect the efforts of a group a students who spent no fewer than five hours on it (please see the assignment sheet and rubric for specifics). If I see you doing something other than working on this project, you will receive a zero for the day. Any outside work will be confiscated. • No yearbooks. • I will be bringing treats on the day of your final! Please sign up to bring something, if you wish, and let me know if you have any dietary concerns or allergies.

  2. Learning Targets • I can participate meaningfully in the completion of a group project. • I can exhibit comprehension of Achebe’s Things Fall Apart. • I can cite strong and thorough textual evidence that supports my inferences and analysis of the text. • I can analyze the development of the theme throughout a text including how it is shaped by specific details and events. • I can analyze a point of view or cultural experience as reflected in a work from outside the US.

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