Make Your Mark Grade 12 and changed style several times

and changed style several times

John Wesley Powell--epitaph and the Grand Canyon

wall hangings

and two-part rectangles

25 weeks of instruction cover the following trait-based writing skills: Unit 1: IdeasWeek 1:             Focusing Your TopicWeek 2:             Supporting the Main IdeaWeek 3:             Developing Story ElementsWeek 4:             Maintaining Your FocusWeek 5:             Writing from Experience Unit 2: OrganizationWeek 1:             Organizing Information LogicallyWeek 2:             Connecting DetailsWeek 3:             Deciding on the OrganizationWeek 4:             Writing an Effective IntroductionWeek 5:             Writing Effective Conclusions Unit 3: Word ChoiceWeek 1:             Communicating ClearlyWeek 2:             Writing About ActionWeek 3:             Using Figurative LanguageWeek 4:             Avoiding Overused LanguageWeek 5:             Writing for the Topic and the Audience Unit 4: Sentence FluencyWeek 1:             Creating a Purposeful RhythmWeek 2:             Varying Sentence Structure and LengthWeek 3:             Fluency in PoetryWeek 4:             Using QuotationsWeek 5:             Writing a Smooth Paragraph Unit 5: VoiceWeek 1:             Using Your Own VoiceWeek 2:             Writing from Different Points of ViewWeek 3:             Making a Story EngagingWeek 4:             Using the Right Voice for the PurposeWeek 5:             Connecting with Your Readers

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