JOURNAL TOPIC:
Think about the book you’re reading. What part of the story would be worth writing a sequel? What would make you want to read a seque— what more would you want to know about the characters and what happens to them? Describe.
AGENDA:
1. Journal
2. Read 180 (minimum 15 minutes)
3. Project — by now you should be close to finishing your first book and answering a few questions
HW: (you can do this in class)
Publish a post on your blog (title: PROJECT STATUS). Describe what you’ve done so far and what you still have left to do.
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