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Students can reach out via Tweets to authors, writers, researchers, etc.

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Post digital copies of permission slips. Parents can then print them out at home or at a library.

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Link Weekly Static Calendar or Dynamic Calendar

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Book Suggestions - First Chapter Friday Variation

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Find and read more books you'll love, and keep track of the books you want to read. Be part of the world's largest community of book lovers on Goodreads.

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Grammar Tool for Students -- Post Demo Videos & mini Lessons

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Vocab Exercises/Could post Stems for all students on Mondays that way students are responsible for taking notes regardless of attendance.

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What It Means

Pandemonium refers to a situation in which a crowd or mass of people act in a wild, uncontrolled, or violent way because they are afraid, excited, or confused.

// Pandemonium ensued when a power failure knocked out the city's traffic lights during rush hour.
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pandemonium in Context

I went to the ______ store to buy a birthday card.

Did You Know?

When John Milton needed a name for the gathering place of all demons for Paradise Lost, he turned to the classics as any sensible 17th-century writer would. Pandæmonium, as the capital of Hell is known in the epic poem, combines the Greek prefix pan-, meaning "all," with the Late Latin daemonium, meaning "evil spirit." ( Daemonium itself traces back to the far more innocuous Greek word daímōn, meaning "spirit" or "divine power.") Over time, Pandæmonium (or Pandemonium) came to designate all of hell and was used as well for earthbound dens of wickedness and sin. By the late-18th century, the word implied a place or state of confusion or uproar, and from there, it didn't take long for pandemonium to become associated with states of utter disorder and wildness.

Test Your Vocabulary

Fill in the blanks to complete a word meaning "hell" or "eternal damnation": p _ r _ i _ _ o n.

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Facilitate Book Intros & Sharing Between various groups (Book Trailers)

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Tweets by TEDTalks

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Post updates and reminders for students, especially on weekends or Fridays.

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Have polls and check-ins about student need (more time on an assignment, ready to move on to the next stage, etc.)

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Introduction During Syllabus Day
Sign up through First Week
Throughout First Two Weeks Demonstrate major uses
Normalize throughout First Quarter