These story starters aim to prompt your thinking so that a story flows easily from the way I have started it off. Sometimes, that it all we need – just a simple starting point and the creative mind kicks in and the imagination soars like an eagle. I hope one (or more) of these ...
Short Narrative Comments, Word Lists, and Sentence Starters That Cover Any Situation, Let Parents Know How Their Kids Are Doing——and Save You Time!Report Cards and the Assessment Process. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...
Plan your Week MonTuesdayWednesdayThursFriday DueShort story/essay (hard copy or google docs). Vocabulary due CWReflection Vocabulary Understanding Assessment 2 Cinematic techniques and relation to stylistic elements in writing. Introduce Tim Burton Mood and tone: text versus film. Mood and tone: part...
One of my favorite authors wrote a short story about his vision of that decision and the veil lifted when entering in to forever life, better than we can imagine. The story is called “The Great Divorce” by C.S. Lewis. I recommend this short read. Why would anyone prefer the Christian...
Or that their child could not get half way through a short sentence without forgetting the first two words of that sentence, in either Japanese or English. Or that their child felt so much pressure about studying, that they didn’t want to leave the school when it was time to close the...
How Does This Strategy Look? Do not use a full-sentence quotation. Your own commentary or ideas should support and elaborate the quotation. Not embedded: Richard Cory had everything going for him. “He was a gentleman from sole to crown.” “And he was rich—yes, richer than a king.”...
Day 1: “Students, today we are going to watch a short film called ‘Dustin.’ It’s a story about two unlikely friends. Think for a moment about a time when you made a friend that wasn’t like you.” Give wait time. Write the sentence stem “I made an unlikely friend when…” ...
I’m not sure what I think about the first two sentences but it’s not a slam dunk that it’s right. However at the third sentence that higher interest rates would clear out malinvestments you have defintely lost me. I agree with the first half of your prediction: it would lead to ...
t buy anything so the people making stuff have no one to sell it to and have to raise prices and close stores and lay people off or otherwise compensate for the lack of income until the whole thing becomes a spiraling self-fulfilling prophecy of doom. (And imagine that sentence delivered ...