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In today’s writing exercise, you will create a Thanksgiving acrostic poem. Using a single sheet of paper, write the word "THANKSGIVING" vertically along the left side. Each line will begin with a letter from the word, capturing the essence of your holiday and the things you are thankful for. Aim to engage all five senses and avoid commonplace words to make your poem vivid and exciting. This activity is a chance to reflect on your experiences and express gratitude through creative writing.
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Today, you need: One sheet of paper Literature book pen or pencil 11-29-2010 Bellringer:You have 10 minutes to complete this:On your notebook paper, write the word THANKSGIVING down the left side of your paper. Now, write a Thanksgiving Acrostic Poem thatpaints a picture of your holiday and all that you are thankful for. Remember, your poem should appeal to the five senses and include NO boring words. (No one word lines allowed.) Title: Thanksgiving Acrostic This is an partial example that you may NOT use. T- Tear-stained eyes brimming with memories and laughter H- Happiness that tickles the heart and warms the soul just as the fire that dances in the fireplace A- A second helping of mouth-watering, sticky-sweet steaming pecan pie
11/30/10- You need your binder, your laptop (or notebook paper), pen/pencil, and your literature book. • Today you will be taking a quiz on Quia over Act I of The Crucible and McCarthyism. • You have 5 minutes to look over your notes on McCarthyism. Use your time wisely! Bellringer