This Week at Sentence Center
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Mushroom Cubes & Chemistry Tubes
This week at Sentence Center,
We treated our taste buds to opinion and explainer essays expressing our thoughts on desserts, summer activities, and diets. Speaking of sensory details, Creative Writing students explored imagery in thei...
Footwork & Fitting In
This week at Sentence Center,
We celebrated the final weeks of summer vacation with informative and argument essays about screen-free weekend activities, genres of entertainment, and our thoughts on “practice makes perfect.”
As we ap...
Citruses & Cirrus Clouds
This week at Sentence Center,
We bid goodbye to the tangy July summertime with exciting narrative essays and personal statements about daring adventures, overrated experiences, and conquering our fears. Our Summer Writing Program is i...
Futuristic Fears & Rhinoceros Tears
This week at Sentence Center,
We launched into literature models with excerpts from A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Bad Beginning by Lemony Snicket, Ready Player One by Ernest Cline, and Bomb by Steve Sheinkin. Our summer classes...
A Dragon Ride Over Majestic Mountains
This week at Sentence Center,
We’re all abuzz here at Sentence Center celebrating Isabela Park’s debut novel, Chrysanthemum. Isabela started in our Elementary Composition and then Advanced Creative Writing classes, before working 1-1...
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