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http://www.wonder.movie/?gallery
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http://www.wonder.movie/?gallery
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http://www.wonder.movie/?gallery
J.R

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J.R

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http://www.wonder.movie

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Why is it important to have a working knowledge of common precepts? In what scenarios might one use a precept? 

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Why is it important to have a working knowledge of common precepts? In what scenarios might one use a precept? 

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There are many reasons of why it is important to have a working common knowledge. Precepts are rules about really important things, so it is important to understand them because they can help you in life situations. For example, you could use the precept treat others the way you want to be treated in school. You could use it when you think about being mean in school. Just remember the precept and be kind instead of being mean.
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Palacio, R.J. Wonder. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2012
L.L, J.R, K.C

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Ex Of A Metaphor- On page 60, Via says, ''August is the sun. Me Mom and Dad are plants orbiting the sun.''This is a metaphor because Via is comparing herself, her mom, and her dad to plants orbiting the sun, the sun being Auggie

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Ex Of A Metaphor- On page 60, Via says, ''August is the sun. Me Mom and Dad are plants orbiting the sun.''This is a metaphor because Via is comparing herself, her mom, and her dad to plants orbiting the sun, the sun being Auggie

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L.L

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L.L

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Ex. Of Metaphor- On page 65, Mr. Browne writes on the board, "Your deeds are your monuments.'' This is a metaphor because Mr.Browne is comparing deeds to monuments without using the words like or as

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Ex. Of Metaphor- On page 65, Mr. Browne writes on the board, "Your deeds are your monuments.'' This is a metaphor because Mr.Browne is comparing deeds to monuments without using the words like or as

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K.C

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Ex. Of A Metaphor- On page 60, Auggie says "She kissed my tortoise mouth." This is an example of a metaphor because Auggie is comparing his mouth to the mouth of a tortoise without using the word like or as

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Ex. Of A Metaphor- On page 60, Auggie says "She kissed my tortoise mouth." This is an example of a metaphor because Auggie is comparing his mouth to the mouth of a tortoise without using the word like or as

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J.R

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Metaphor-A metaphor is a comparison that doesn't use like or as, unlike a simile

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Metaphor-A metaphor is a comparison that doesn't use like or as, unlike a simile

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L.L, J.R, K.C

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"Wonder" Metaphors Project 4th period by Jayla Rowe, Lexie Lopez, and Kelsey  Cawthon 4th period (11/15/17)

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"Wonder" Metaphors Project 4th period by Jayla Rowe, Lexie Lopez, and Kelsey  Cawthon 4th period (11/15/17)

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L.L, K.C, J.R