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POEM GENERATOR Titanic Titanic Gigantic, grand, enormous As tall as the Eiffel Tower She makes me feel safe Graceful, amazing, luxurious She sank Waving her last goodbye The great Titanic is no more Read the following poem Next Titanic Titanic

POEM GENERATOR Titanic Titanic Gigantic, grand, enormous As tall as the Eiffel Tower She makes me feel safe Graceful, amazing, luxurious She sank Waving her last goodbye The great Titanic is no more Read the following poem Next Titanic Titanic

“This Land is Your Land”. By Woody Guthrie. Chorus: This land is your land, this land is my land From California , to the New York Island From the redwood forest , to the gulf stream waters  This land was made for you and me As I was walking a ribbon of highway

The Rocking-Horse Winner. RWH. A fairytale style or folk tale style 3 rd person omniscient narration Involves a dysfunctional family Notion of what it is to be lucky Possible child abuse Class consciousness. 3 rd person omniscient.

Hermeneutics of Sacred Architecture. Lindsay Jones Harvard University Press 2000. A. Architecture as Orientation. 1. Homology: Sacred architecture that presents a miniaturized replica of the universe and/or conforms to a celestial archetype.

T exas H igher E ducation A ssessment. Blueprint for Test Success Presentation provided by UTPB West Texas Literacy Center an HSI funded program. HSI is a federally funded program granted by the Department of Education Title V programs. Developed by: Ana Miller, M.A.. Ed., Reading Specialist.

Advice and techniques for improving writing (TRAWL). Recounts. Narrative. Reports. Explanations. Letters. Instructions. Journalistic. Formal. Argument. Auto-/biography. Diary entry. Play scripts. Literacy devices -brief. Literary devices- detailed. Writer’s check list.

Using personification effectively in writing. Learning Objectives Language features of effective writing Editing and improving description How to personify effectively. Lesson Two. Frankenstein Must Be ………………….. The ……………….of Frankenstein The ……….. of Frankenstein I Was ………….…………………

Romeo and Juliet. Two households…. Both alike in dignity…. In fair Verona, where we lay our scene…. From ancient grudge break to new mutiny…. Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean. From forth the fatal loins of these two foes,. A pair of star-cross’d lovers take their life.

The Oval Portrait. Discuss how the author’s use of word, style, and technique is characteristic of Gothic/Romantic literature. . Discuss how the author’s use of word, style, and technique is characteristic of Gothic/Romantic literature. . Tone Irony Personification Allusion Syntax.

How to Study the Bible “All Scripture is God-breathed…” 2 Tim 3:16. Richard Anderson Baltimore YDJ Harvest Festival Washington UBF Bible Center November 5, 2004. Why study the Bible?. The Scriptures are able to make us wise for salvation Learn how to live a life that is pleasing to God

Fictional Narrative Study Guide. Self-tutorial October 4, 2001 Grade Eight Reading. Table of Contents. Fictional narrative Narrative elements Literary terms. 1. “The Dinner Party” by Mona Gardner is an example of a(n) A. Short Story B. Play C. Novel D. Folktale. A.

Fun, Oh Boy. Fun. You Could Die from It. By Suzanne Britt Jordan. Pre-reading.

Amends. By Adrienne Rich. Adrienne Rich. American Woman Active feminist From the 1960’s onwards wrote many poems about women’s role in society, racism, and the Vietnam War Father encouraged her to write Felt unfulfilled due to conflicting roles/ambitions (poet & mother). Title.

Unit 6: The Human Touch. Text A: The Last Leaf By O. Henry (William Sydney Porter). About the Author. O. Henry (1862-1910):

What Do I Remember of the Evacuation?. By Joy Kogawa Presented by: Arnelle & Edward. Subject matter & Purpose.

Twenty Questions . 8 th Grade CRCT Review. Twenty Questions. 1. Michiko is writing a research paper on the importance of a healthy diet. Which question should she probably address in organizing her paper?. How many restaurants are there in the United States?

A good speech is like a relationship. Sometimes it’s easy, and sometimes it takes a lot of work . - Anonymous. Sample Speech. Ronald Reagan, “Challenger Speech” January 28,1986. (W p. 94) QUIZ Question 1 : Jot down the values you hear praised

Song for My Name. By Linda Hogan. Published in Red Clay: Poems and Stories 1991, Greenfield Review Press. Presentation by Keragan and Kristen White . Keep in 2011 Edition…. This poem tells of the past pleasures of a dying woman’s life.

Journal 3-31-06 Friday. Pick an item from the classroom. Then create a short story where that item is doing something that only humans can. Be creative. OR Write about the field trip yesterday. Give your thoughts about the day. Any suggestions? Explain in detail. Purpose.