Please READ thoroughly and work tenaciously.<\/p>\n
I changed the due dates a bit. Complete steps 1-5 (one is already done) by January 10, 2017.<\/p>\n
I attached the assignment guidelines and samples of the finished product so you can see what synthesis prompts looks like. You may print the assignment packet if you wish. I tired to include all that may be helpful to complete this assignment. If I have oversights please notify me ASAP. Be careful if you find this assignment online; I did find this a few years ago and liked it, but I tweaked it to fit our needs, so don’t print or follow another one you find. Print and follow only the one I attached.<\/p>\n
I am available for questions via email, edmodo, or remind.<\/p>\n
Enjoy this assignment. It’s a great learning experience. Take pride in the work you turn in.<\/p>\n
Respectfully,
\nMrs. Alaouie<\/p>\n
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