Rites of Passage Song Lyrics Think about the songs we studied in class and the short stories we read last week Make a connection between one of the songs we studied in class and one of the stories we read Construct a response to this post in the form of a paragraph using CSI… Continue reading →
Lots of us at Oddfellows in Middletown to enjoy Sean’s fantastic performance in Slaughterhouse-Five. I’m a remarkably fortunate teacher, and I never forget it. PS: Email me directly if you’d like me to send you the photo. Mrs. McGee wants to include it in your yearbook, which is fabulous! She needs a caption, and I’d love… Continue reading →
http://oddfellowsplayhouse.ticketleap.com/slaughterhouse-five/ Hello, Seniors. Tickets are $8. Please let me know whether you are going by the time we have class on Wednesday—at the latest. I will call reserve tickets in advance. See me in person for more specific details.
Breaking News: Your writing about our outdoor visits is now due Thursday, 11/10. Don’t forget your map, & be prepared to share your work! Below are three examples of satire that I want you to examine. Click on the link to read the article; feel free to watch the videos linked alongside the article. Also, click on the two… Continue reading →
Hello! Here are two options (see the links below): a) Read “The Poncho Bearer” printed in The New York Times. or b) Watch the TED Talk video called “Take ‘the Other’ to Lunch.” *”The Poncho Bearer” http://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/07/education/edlife/07notebook.html?sq=poncho&st=cse&adxnnl=1&scp=4&adxnnlx=1320409755-0HOPU252DreT7H1/ScmKCQ *Elizabeth Lesser: “Take ‘the Other’ to Lunch” http://www.ted.com/talks/elizabeth_lesser_take_the_other_to_lunch.html Post your response by 9pm on Wed., 11/9. 1) Select… Continue reading →
