'Ophelia' diaporamas de présentation

Art and the HSA

Art and the HSA. An Introduction to Analysis of Artwork. Why am I making you look at Art?. The 3 rd quarter assessment and the HSA will include prompts that will require you to analyze a photograph or painting and connect it to something that you have read.

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SACC 05-06

SACC 05-06. The Worst Case Scenario. 2005 Hurricane Season. 26 Named Storms (Most Ever) 1300+ Dead (Most Since 1928) $47.2 Billion Insured Loss (Most Ever) Wilma Pressure at 882 MMB (Most Intense Ever) Mobilizations for Dennis, Katrina, Rita, Ophelia, and Wilma. Mission Assignments.

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Mockingjays, Dandelions, Tiger Orchids, and Roses: Nature and its Symbolism

Mockingjays, Dandelions, Tiger Orchids, and Roses: Nature and its Symbolism. Good Flowers. Sego Lilies.

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Homework for next class

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By: Mrs. Crisp

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The First Fifteen

The First Fifteen. After reviewing your formative assessments, I have a few suggestions for you before you begin: Make sure you have the details correct Title vs. name ( Hamlet vs. Hamlet) Fully develop your ideas A list of observations will only score a 1

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English 12 Notebook 3rd 9-Weeks

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The Tragedy of Hamlet:

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Renaissance Humanism

Renaissance Humanism . Period in the late Middle Ages from around 1400 to 1650 . Described as the study of things that promote and exalt human culture A Renaissance humanist was defined as being classical, worldly, dignified, civilized, and striving for perfection

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The Faces of Ophelia

The Faces of Ophelia. Gianna Walton Ellen Underwood. Kate Makitka Lizz Skinker. Ophelia as a Nymph. Dark Ophelia. Ophelia as a Mermaid. Ophelia as a Temptress.

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Hamlet Act III

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Critical Reading Skills

Critical Reading Skills. Questioning, Comparing, and Evaluating. Critical Reading. Critical reading is active reading. The reader must question, compare, and evaluate reading material. Reasons for Critical Reading.

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Ophelia

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Drawing Inferences

Drawing Inferences. Read Between the Lines. Not all information is clearly stated. Some information is implied and must be inferred by the reader. Sources of Inferences. You can sometimes draw an inference by observing something or someone.

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Senior English 3/17/14

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Senior English 3/18/13

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