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Advanced Literacy Skills. * Write down two things about you that are true. Then write down one thing about yourself that is a lie. Do not write which.

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1 Advanced Literacy Skills

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3 * Write down two things about you that are true. Then write down one thing about yourself that is a lie. Do not write which ones are true and which one is the lie!

4 * Answer each question below with a complete sentence! * What should you do in class if you have a question? * Where should you be during the lesson? * What should you bring to class everyday? * When you get to class what should you do?

5 * Explain how seventh grade is different than sixth grade so far! Write at least one paragraph. Go for seven words per sentence and use correct punctuation!

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