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Stephens  \nAll rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, or transmitted in any form by any means – electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise.  \nPrinted in the United States of America  \n*Update September 2013  \nPLEASE READ THIS SECTION BEFORE BEGINNING  \nEssentials in Writing Level 10 is not meant to be completed consecutively. Breaks between compositions and/or focus on literature can be dispersed throughout this program. Completing each lesson consecutively without a break will result in completion of the material in less than a typical 184 days school year. See sample layouts below:  \nOption 1 : Suggested Completion of Essentials in Writing Level 10  \n1. Complete Section 1 (Sentences) . Take a 1-2 day break before beginning Section 2.  \n2. Complete Section 2 (Paragraphs) . Take a 5 day break before beginning Section 3.  \n3. Complete two essays of Section 3. Take a 3-4 day break between each essay.  \n4. Complete research paper in Section 4. Take a 5-7 day break after completing the research paper.  \n5. Complete two essays of Section 3. Take a 3-4 day break between each essay.  \nNOTE: Breaks can be as short or as long as desired to fit your schedule. Also, several days between major compositions such as essays and research papers can be taken to focus on literature, spelling, and/or vocabulary. For example, you may want to read and study a short story for four or five days between two essays.  \nOption 2 : This option is suggested for students who are behind and want to complete additional lessons throughout the year.  \n1. Complete Section 1 (Sentences) . Take a 1 day break before beginning Section 2.  \n2. Complete Section 2 (Paragraphs) . Take a 1 day break before beginning Section 3.  \n3. Complete two essays of Section 3. Take a 1 day break between each essay.  \n4. Complete research paper in Section 4. Take a 3 day break after completing the research paper.  \n5. 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