Wednesday

 I'm going to give you about ten minutes to work on your presentations and then you will read them for the class (try and act them out). Afterwards, we will play a review game, and finally, you might have some time to work on your personal narratives (2nd draft due on FRIDAY - moved from today), or study for tomorrow's test on The Crucible.

 


 

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