Write a Letter: Give Maggie Advice
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The document provides instructions for a writing assignment where the student is asked to write a letter to Maggie advising her on her problem of feeling divided between wanting independence and wanting to support her parents. The letter should introduce the writer, summarize Maggie's problem, suggest solutions, and follow a proper letter format. The assignment is due by emailing the final draft to acohen@philasd.org by Friday, January 16.
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- 4. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Can she do both? Must she choose? Write her a letter. • Introduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Suggest solutions. • Use proper letter format.
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- 6. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie feels divided. She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Can she do both? Must she choose? Write her a letter. • Introduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Suggest solutions. • Use proper letter format.
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- 13. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie feels divided. She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Can she do both? Must she choose? Write her a letter. • Introduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Suggest solutions. • Use proper letter format.
- 14. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie feels divided. She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Can she do both? Must she choose? Write her a letter. • Introduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Suggest solutions. • Use proper letter format.
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- 19. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie feels divided. She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Can she do both? Must she choose? Write her a letter. • Introduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Suggest solutions. • Use proper letter format.
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- 21. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie feels divided. She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Can she do both? Must she choose? Write her a letter. • Introduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Suggest solutions. • Use proper letter format.
- 22. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie feels divided. She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Can she do both? Must she choose? Write her a letter. • Introduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Suggest solutions. • Use proper letter format.
- 23. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie feels divided. She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Can she do both? Must she choose? Write her a letter. • Introduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Suggest solutions. • Use proper letter format.
- 24. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie feels divided. She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Can she do both? Must she choose? Write her a letter. • Introduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Suggest solutions. • Use proper letter format.
- 25. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie feels divided. She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Can she do both? Must she choose? Write her a letter. • Introduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Suggest solutions. • Use proper letter format.
- 26. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie feels divided. She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Can she do both? Must she choose? Write her a letter. • Introduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Suggest solutions. • Use proper letter format.
- 27. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie feels divided. She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Can she do both? Must she choose? Write her a letter. • Introduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Suggest solutions. • Use proper letter format.
- 28. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie feels divided. She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Can she do both? Must she choose? Write her a letter. • Introduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Suggest solutions. • Use proper letter format.
- 29. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie feels divided. She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Can she do both? Must she choose? Write her a letter. • Introduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Suggest solutions. • Use proper letter format.
- 30. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie feels divided. She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Can she do both? Must she choose? Write her a letter. • Introduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Suggest solutions. • Use proper letter format.
- 31. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie feels divided. She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Can she do both? Must she choose? Write her a letter. • Introduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Suggest solutions. • Use proper letter format.
- 32. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie feels divided. She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Email a final draft by Friday, January 16. Must she choose? Write her a letter. • Introduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Sugg. • Use proper letter format.
- 33. Give Maggie Advice! Maggie feels divided. She wants to be independent. She wants to support her parents. Email a final draft by Friday, January 16. acohen@philasd.org Must she choose? Write her a letteroduce yourself. • Summarize her problem, as you see it. • Suggest solutions. • Use proper letter format.