'Important character' diaporamas de présentation

Digital Storytelling in Nature J une , 2011

Digital Storytelling in Nature J une , 2011. Pat Holloway Conservation Education Consultant Missouri Department of Conservation. What is Digital Storytelling?.

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Economic project

Economic project. Team leader: Lo Ting Hee members: Mok Chun Fai Fong Hiu Yi Wong Hoi Hung Chan Tsz Wai keung chingwai. Seven different economics concept. Public good vs Private good.

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Classical Period

Classical Period. 1750-1820. Characteristics of the Classical Period MELODY - Short and clearly defined diatonic musical phrases with 2 or more contrasting themes. Melodies are often developed from a short motive.

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Classical Period

Classical Period. 1750-1820. Characteristics of the Classical Period MELODY - Short and clearly defined diatonic musical phrases with 2 or more contrasting themes. Melodies are often developed from a short motive.

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Warm up Tues day , 12/ 17/ 13

Warm up Tues day , 12/ 17/ 13. Fahrenheit 451 follow up Take out your SF story HW I will circulate while you write the warm up.

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Year 10 How to write a literature essay

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Human Nature: Beautiful and Beastly

Human Nature: Beautiful and Beastly. Kelci Beatty, Slammin Salmon (Nick Miller), Scott Keffer , Terae Moxey. Human Nature Overview . Human nature has a great capacity for evil May be dark deep down, but even deeper is eternal beauty Always beauty within the dark

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THE MODIFIED CORNELL NOTE TAKING SYSTEM

THE MODIFIED CORNELL NOTE TAKING SYSTEM. Question Column --2 Inches-- After the lecture , write questions in this column for each main point in the record column. Record Column --6 Inches-- Record patterns of main idea and support in your own words when possible. Use indentations

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Narrative Vocabulary

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CORNELL NOTES or, How to Study in HS/College

CORNELL NOTES or, How to Study in HS/College. Question Column --2 Inches-- After the lecture , write questions in this column for each main point in the record column. Record Column --6 Inches-- Record patterns of main idea and support in your own words when possible. Use indentations

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THE MODIFIED CORNELL NOTE TAKING SYSTEM

THE MODIFIED CORNELL NOTE TAKING SYSTEM. Question Column --2 Inches-- After the lecture , write questions in this column for each main point in the record column. Record Column --6 Inches-- Record patterns of main idea and support in your own words when possible. Use indentations

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THE MODIFIED CORNELL NOTE TAKING SYSTEM

THE MODIFIED CORNELL NOTE TAKING SYSTEM. Question Column --2 Inches-- After the lecture , write questions in this column for each main point in the record column. Record Column --6 Inches-- Record patterns of main idea and support in your own words when possible. Use indentations

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Partner Reading

Partner Reading. Center Activities. Partner Reading Game. Take turns reading the story aloud with a partner. Partner Reading Game. Read the part of the story you like best with your partner. Partner Reading Game. Read the most exciting part of the story to your partner.

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Dramatic Purpose of a Scene, Act 1 scene 3

Dramatic Purpose of a Scene, Act 1 scene 3. By: Katie, Jenn and Nicole. Reveals the nature of important characters.

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Drama

Drama. It is different from Literature. It is written to be: Performed/spoken, not read Performed live Performed to an audience It is important to know: That knowing and understanding the characters becomes more important Whom the play was written for

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Mockingjay

Mockingjay. By Suzanne Collins Zayer Imam. About the Author. Before writing, she worked on cartoons. When she met author James Primos, she decided to give books a try. Suzanne Collins lives in Connecticut with her family and cats.

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Aims of the lesson

Aims of the lesson. To explore the Controlled Assessment task To analyse the performance techniques used to create the character of Mickey in the play To practise writing a PEEL paragraph.

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Name: Thao Le Date: 9/14/2011

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The Pardoner

The Pardoner. Physical Features. Long, Yellow hair No facial hair Smooth Chin Squeak Voice Refuses to Wear a hat Big eyes. Positives & Negatives. Untrustworthy and dubious Important character in his company Confident Likes to Preach Lie Breaks the Rules.

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My Timeline

My Timeline. By Kip Cederstrom.

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