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Writing Prompt: Interpret Maya Angelou’s A Prayer for Peace

February 27, 2013 By Ruth Tuffnell Leave a Comment

Dr. Maya Angelou Wednesday Welcome to our very last writing prompt in the month of February. This concludes a successful…
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Writing Prompt: Write about Words found in UrbanDictionary.com

February 25, 2013 By Ruth Tuffnell Leave a Comment

Funky Language Monday In today’s writing prompt, we focus on a unique dictionary that contains all kinds of funky words,…
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Writing Prompt: Write about Dr. Maya Angelou’s Recent Business Venture

February 20, 2013 By Ruth Tuffnell Leave a Comment

Dr. Maya Angelou Wednesday In today’s writing prompt, we focus on an interesting turn of events that leads Dr. Maya…
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Writing Prompt: Define Rap Music By Considering its History and Current Styles

February 18, 2013 By Ruth Tuffnell Leave a Comment

Funky Language Monday There is no better way to tackle the topic of funky language than with rap music. Let…
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Writing Prompt: Define One Form of African American Dialect

February 11, 2013 By Ruth Tuffnell Leave a Comment

Funky Language Monday Today, we’ll be intermingling history and language a little bit. To understand the meaning and significance of…
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Writing Prompt: Compare Slavery Timeline with Emancipation Proclamation

February 8, 2013 By Ruth Tuffnell 3 Comments

History Friday In today’s writing prompt, we will be discussing the sensitive, but critical issue of slavery in the United…
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Writing Prompt: Answer the Question – Why Does a Caged Bird Sing?

February 6, 2013 By Ruth Tuffnell Leave a Comment

Dr. Maya Angelou Wednesday Every Wednesday during the month of February, we’re going to focus on different aspects of Dr….
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