Friday

 Today, we are going to continue to work on the comparison essay. Please see THURSDAY for details and outline. If you finish, please work on all the words of the day and put your vocabulary in QUIZLET. Remember next week's quiz will be on all three sets of words.

We will be moving on to "Where Have You Gone Charming Billy?" on Monday.

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