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Section/Chapters:110-150
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Section/Chapters:75-110
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-fire is impacting students
- the book is setting up the meaning of these plots by the interactions between students
-the death of the boys also plays a great part of the book.

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Section/Chapters:1-35
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-talks about time in school
-How school had impact on his life
-The school proposes a competition for writers
-The school has visiting authors
-There is a competition between students to impress visitors.

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Section/Chapters:35-75
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- tensions does start as the competition goes on
- Shows talks about one’s identity
-Protagonist facing problems with writing and school

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Meeting 1 Date: Jan 9th
Pages/Chapters:1-35

Meeting 2 Date:Jan 18th
Pages/Chapters: 35-75

Meeting 3 Date: Jan 29th
Pages/Chapters:75-110

Meeting 4 Date: Feb 6th
Pages/Chapters:110-150

Had to finish the rest out of school

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Name: Jack Lercara
Email:25233jl@chaminade-hs.org

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Name:Adrian Armbruster
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All members are responsible for completing and submitting the Padlet. If you are absent, you STILL NEED TO COMPLETE THAT WEEK’S WORK! Ask your group members to fill you in on missed agenda items

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Make a bold prediction. Explain

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You can discuss the Agenda Topics in your group discussions, but the Meeting Reflections are INDIVIDUAL reflections - each person will have his own different reflections

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Insert a Gif or series of emojis that best sum up your feelings on the group, book, the sweet new workshop rules, and/or the 1st quarter of your book, and of course, explain

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Workshop Class is now an iPad FREE ZONE!! You can use a notebook to jot notes, reflections, thoughts down, and then they can be put onto the Padlet later. Padlet responses don’t need to be in complete sentences.

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