Brent Said:

Can you please edit this for me? TEN EASY POINTS!!!?

We Answered:

I'm gonna print it out and have my sister edit it for you because that's what her job is she's really good at editing things.
I'll try and get it to you tomorrow
Please don't forget the book tomorrow cuz i'm gonna read it over break thanks.
Ily!

Lillie Said:

Help with my Host Family Letter?

We Answered:

Yow might want to proofread for grammar, but it does look good. Don't put in the names of where you currently live -- chances are they will be whited-out to protect your identity. If you're not limited on space, it might be good to add something that says why you want to go on exchange and what you expect to get out of the experience (be specific - don't just say it's a chance of a lifetime or something typical like that - make it personal).
Good luck to you!

Dave Said:

what can i do for a non-fiction lesson plan?

We Answered:

Depends of the level of the group, but I love reading circles, so if it was a sufficiently advanced group I'd get them into teams of five each team reading a different biography and discuss different events of that person's life. Then I'd have them do an in-class presentation on the knowledge they have gathered through their reading. So that every one in the class would learn about these different influential people.