Final Word Count

 All About Me - 461 words

All About Me Final Draft - 373 words

Rewriting Sentences - 129 words

Vocabulary Enrichment 1 - 670 words

AP Style Practice - 260

Find a Trend Feature - 73 words

Your Favorite Writing - 210 words

Trend Feature Evaluation - 136 words

Mystery Character Assignment - 237 words

Developing Questions - 188 words

Vocabulary Enrichment 2 - 690 words

AP Style No. 2 - 209 words

Find a Column - 112 words

Pitch Letter For Final Feature - 340 words

Letter to the Editor - 133 words

The “New Normal” Column - 328 words

Read and Evaluate - 106 words

Personality Profile: Read and Evaluate - 183 words

AP Style Test - 345 words

Classmate Profile - 450 words

Cover Letter - 291 words

Making A Story Newsworthy - 202 words

Bradley Leads - 361 words

Choosing The Best Lead -  224 words

From News To Feature - 72 words

Pick Your W - 60 words

NPR Podcast Assignment - 364 words

Featurizing The News - 97 words

Zoo Press Release - 275 words

SJSU Feature Story - 74 words

SJSU Feature Story On Sleep - 903 words

Scholarly Journal Summary No. 1 - 418 words

Best and Worst - 109 words

Final Feature Rough Draft - 316 words

Scholarly Journal Summary No. 2 - 479 words

Final Trend Feature - 1804 words

Final Word Count: 11,581

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