Friday, May 8
Mr. Potratz returned the second drafts of the Huckleberry Finn essay to students, and we examined sample papers using the document camera. The primary focus was the need for a unified thesis.
HW due Friday, May 15:
Final drafts of the Huck Finn essay are due next Friday. Please see Mr. Potratz before or (preferably) after school, or during first or second lunch next week for help with your essays.
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