Thanksgiving Traditions

In your journal/notebook...

• write about whatever you want - what's going on
• or
• write about a Thanksgiving tradition your family has.

  

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Halloween Costumes

In your journal/notebook...

• write about whatever you want - what's going on
• or
• write about a Halloween costume you wore as a kid.

  

  Source here.

Favorite Decade

In your journal/notebook...

• write about your favorite decade and why it's your favorite
• or
• write about whatever you want - what's going on.

  

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Ideal Future Home

In your journal/notebook...

• write about whatever's going on - think about things,

  

  Source here.

• write about your ideal future home.

Shirt, Shoes

In your journal/notebook...

• write about whatever's going on - think about things,

  

  Source here

• write about your favorite shirt, shoes....

Chilax

In your journal/notebook...

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• write about whatever's going on - think about things,
• write about how you chilax (where you go, what you do, what you listen to, who you visit...).

Home

In your journal/notebook, do at least one of the following:

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1. Write about whatever's on your mind.
2. Write about your home.
1. How would you describe it?
2. What memories do you have of it?
3. Have you had more than 1 home? Where?

Favorites

Somewhere in a notebook, write some lines about your favorites:

• What are some of your favorites? (e.g., movies, music, colors, food, friends...)
• Why are they your favorites?
• Have any of your favorites changed over time? Which ones? Why, do you think?

First Weeks of School

In the journal portion of your form, respond to some or all of the following prompts:

1. How are the first few weeks of classes going?
2. What are some of your favorite classes? Why?
3. What are some of your toughest classes? What do you need to focus on to improve in them?
4. Where can you get help if you need it to succeed in all your classes this semester?

Summer

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1. Think: Write some of the top highlights from summer on your own paper or this form. (3 min.)
2. Pair: In your teams, share some of what you wrote. (2 min.)
3. Share: Be ready to share with the class. (4 min.)