
vocab
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English
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8th Grade
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Kimberly Cortez
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to form an opinion about the good and bad parts of something
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Critique this pizza.(make an opinion)
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to make something easier to understand (either to understand through words or pictures)
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Draw
Make a pizza!
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to make changes so that something is not always the same
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Open Ended
How can you vary a pizza to make it your own? (make it to your liking)
to form an opinion about the good and bad parts of something
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