How are the details of the Stage 3 epigraph reflected in this last scene between Jeanette and Claudette? *At this point, you will be taking a mid-unit assessment. When you have finished, you will be annotating and reading the rest of Stage 3 and part of Stage 4 on your own for the next lessons. In Stage 3, read from Sundays, the pretending felt…” to the end of Stage 3, and continue “On with the Stage 4 epigraph and including the paragraph that ends, was no longer certain of how “I the pack felt about anything.” Use the space below and the blank page following to create your own annotations and vocabulary notes, using all the skills you have acquired in annotating for the last several lessons. In our next class, we will be engaging in a task that will hold you accountable for these annotations.
How are the details of the Stage 3 epigraph reflected in this last scene between Jeanette and Claudette? *At this point, you will be taking a mid-unit assessment. When you have finished, you will be annotating and reading the rest of Stage 3 and part of Stage 4 on your own for the next lessons. In Stage 3, read from “On Sundays, the pretending felt…” to the end of Stage 3, and continue with the Stage 4 epigraph and including the paragraph that ends, “I was no longer certain of how the pack felt about anything.” Use the space below and the blank page following to create your own annotations and vocabulary notes, using all the skills you have acquired in annotating for the last several lessons. In our next class, we will be engaging in a task that will hold you accountable for these annotations.
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