DOLs Week 11

1. DOLs Week 11

2. Week 11, Day 1 • prof johnson he called at 235 AM and tells me about the fire at the wayside motel on temper boulevard • no ms larking dont have those books that this here class needs

3. Week 11, Day 1 • Prof. Johnson called at 2:35 A.M., and told me about the fire at the Wayside Motel on Temper Boulevard. • No, Ms. Larkin doesn’t have those books that this class needs.

4. Week 11, Day 2 • ann and me choosed these here activities at camp to hike swimming horseback riding and to canoe • the english ocean liner titanic sunk in the atlantic ocean on april 14 1912 on its maiden voyage from southhampton to new york

5. Week 11, Day 2 • Ann and I chose these activities at camp: hiking, swimming, horseback riding, and canoeing. • The English ocean liner Titanic sank in the Atlantic Ocean on April 14, 1912, on its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York.

6. Week 11, Day 3 • us girls have been practicing harvest time the better song in this here book for teh 21st octoberfest • last summer grandma growed two many tomatoes grandma gived some to mother to can

7. Week 11, Day 3 • We girls have begun practicing “Harvest Time,” the best song in this book, for the thirty-first Octoberfest. • Grandma grew too many tomatoes last summer, so she gave some to Mother to can.

8. Week 11, Day 4 • we havent took no books to elmwood elementary school for two years or so give or take a few months • after teh concert prof diaz introduced me and howard to john newman whose a poet he told us about his long poem the modern person

9. Week 11, Day 4 • We (haven’t taken any or have taken no) books to Elmwood Elementary School for about two years. • After the concert Prof. Diaz introduced Howard and me to John Newman, a poet, who told us about his long poem The Modern Person.

10. Week 11, Day 5 • first he asked to who i was writing second he wanted to know who had rode a Bicycle across the lawn • watch out for the fresh pain on the window dad shouted or youll get pain on youre coat

11. Week 11, Day 5 • First, he asked to whom I was writing; second, he wanted to know who had ridden a bicycle across the lawn. • “Watch out for the fresh paint on the window,” Dad shouted, “or you’ll get paint on your coat!”