Friday, January 15, 2010
Thursday, January 7, 2010
The witches, ghosts, and characters in Shakespeare's Macbeth are sinister and frightening. Suppose you are invited into an elementary classroom to share the play Macbeth with all of the kids.
How would you hold the "story time" without giving the children nightmares? Write an adaptation [another version] of the events in the play, which include the scarier aspects of the play: Macbeth, the witches, and the ghosts.
Way back when there was this king named Bob and Bob was a good king. But he was a little crazy he wanted to get rid of two people that he didn't like they weren't nice to him. So he got three cool kids to nicely get rid of them. They could only get one even though they tried really hard. The three cool kids tried hard but didn't achieve it so they left. And the King Bob threw a nice little party for himself and this achievement. At the party he was a little dizzy and started seeing ghosts of the person so he ran to his bed and hid under the covers.
Monday, January 4, 2010
In this post, also consider what you believe for your future in the year 2010. Premonitions are similar to New Year's Resolutions in that they have an element of self-fulfilling prophecy. One sort of resolution has to do only with oneself. You might decide to lose weight, to stop eating candy, to exercise more, or watch less TV. Other resolutions might involve family or friends. You could resolve to be more patient with your little brother or more helpful to mom. Some resolutions are about school and the outside world, such as getting to class on time or trying for better grades. Make one goal for each New Year's Resolution category: Personal Improvement, Family and Friends, and School and the Outside World.