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Welcome!
This blog is a place for 10th graders at Prep Charter to post reflections and comments about the novel My Brother Sam is Dead by James Lincoln Collier & Christopher Collier.
Take a look at what students have written!
Take a look at what students have written!
Reading Deadlines
By March 4th: pages 1-61
By March 11th: pages 61-113
By March 18th: pages 113-164
By April 1: pages 164-end
By March 11th: pages 61-113
By March 18th: pages 113-164
By April 1: pages 164-end
How to Post
- Look for posts marked “Response Question” with the page numbers for your week. Pick a question that you want to answer.
- Click on the word “comments” right below the question. This will take you to a new page.
- Type your answer into the “leave your comment” box on the right.
Guidelines for posting:
Please use proper spelling and capitalization.
Your answer must be at least 50 words long.
Your answer must be posted by 8 a.m. on the deadline day.
Please read other people’s posts and think about what they
are saying. You are welcome to agree/disagree with them in
your own posts – but also make sure that your posts show original thought.
- Sign your post. Below your comment, select the “name/url” choice under “choose your identity.” Then please type your first name and last initial in the “name” box. You must do this correctly or else we can’t give you credit for your work!
- Click on the word “comments” right below the question. This will take you to a new page.
- Type your answer into the “leave your comment” box on the right.
Guidelines for posting:
Please use proper spelling and capitalization.
Your answer must be at least 50 words long.
Your answer must be posted by 8 a.m. on the deadline day.
Please read other people’s posts and think about what they
are saying. You are welcome to agree/disagree with them in
your own posts – but also make sure that your posts show original thought.
- Sign your post. Below your comment, select the “name/url” choice under “choose your identity.” Then please type your first name and last initial in the “name” box. You must do this correctly or else we can’t give you credit for your work!
How to Respond to Creative Work
Part of your assignment is to read and respond to the creative work that your fellow students post to this blog.
Some ways to start your comments about the entires:
-This made me think about…
-I wonder why…
-Your post made me think that we should...
-I wish I understood why…
-This is important because...
-I can relate to this…
-I discovered…
Some ways to start your comments about the entires:
-This made me think about…
-I wonder why…
-Your post made me think that we should...
-I wish I understood why…
-This is important because...
-I can relate to this…
-I discovered…
Blog Archive
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2008
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March
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- Response Question: Sam returns (p. 113-164)
- Response Question: the Redcoats arrive (p. 113-164)
- Response Question: Life in Redding (p. 113-164)
- Response Question: Heading Home in the Snow (p. ...
- Response Question: Trust and suspicion (pages 61-...
- Response Question: Johnny cake (pages 61-113)
- Response Question: Trip to Verplancks Point (page...
- Response Question: Tom Warrups (pages 61-113)
- Response Question: Sins and Fun (pages 1-61)
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March
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5 comments:
The Connecticut General Assembly want to control the prices so they can make the prices go up if they want to to help out with the war. Money is also another issue because the wearing and tearing of the paper money brought the value down. Also The General had made laws on how much you can charge or things and that was another issue. A commissary note wouldn't be anything unless the Rebels Won. Most people buy it is because they want to show that they are strong patriots. Q(*.*Q)
The Connecticut General Assembly needs to be in control of prices just in case they need money for the war, they could easily raise prices. Money is becoming an issue because patriots and the Rebels are starting to pay with commisionary notes which are pieces if papers that won't mean anything it the Rebels don't win.
Connecticut General Assembly wants to control prices so the economy does not spiral out of control, even if the army needs money. Money is becoming an issue because money is needed to run a war without money you have no weapons, clothes, and food. Commissary notes is the form of money for the Patriots. If the war is won by the Patriots then the notes are worth something but if they lose the notes will just be like plain old paper.
The Connecticut General Assembly wanted to control prices because if the war needed money they could raise it so they can contribute to the war. Money was becoming an issue because the wear and tear from the war on paper money lowered the value and because they needed money for weapons and ammo something they did not have. A commissary note was like a way to get money if the rebels won the war.
Connecticut General Assembly has to control the prices so they can make the prices go up if the want to be heard and taken seriously about helping out with the war. Money is becoming a huge isuue because it would'n't make any sence if the Rebels dont have a victory.
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