Hey Guys!
I don't really understand the homework for Monday. Do we gather info about a mythical character or do we get a myth about a mythical character??????????
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Help!
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Daora the Explorer Obituary
Dora the Explorer
Dora the Explorer suffered a difficult death on the 3rd of April 2008. Dora’s friend map was stolen by a mysterious bird and he flew up to the tallest mountain with map in his feet. Dora had always relied on her map for directions and had no clue how to get to the tallest mountain and neither did her monkey friend Boots. Dora and Boots wondered around the path that they were on for a little while and did not find the tallest mountain. After the day was done and it was time to go to bed. Dora was so worried because she had to get home to her grandma that night. With all her worries she fainted and died. Boots the monkey said that after this had happened he ran in all directions to find help and magically found Dora’s Grandmother’s home.
Dora had many friends and family including Boots (the monkey), Diego, her grandma, Swiper (her enemy), Map, Backpack, Benny (the cow), Easa (the iguana) and Tico (the squirrel). They all miss her dearly.
Dora’s number one hobby was exploring. She loved to go on adventures to help people. She was very giving and selfless. She will be missed by many people.
Her funeral will be held on the 5th of April 2008 in the at Kits beach from 11-1.
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Friday, December 12, 2008
Glossary post for Hazy
Dictionary entry for Hazy
Hazy (hey-zee) indefinite, blurry, confusing
Shakaed
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Homework
1. Bring in a copy of a Greek myth of your choice for in-class obituary write on Monday.
2. 5% bonus if you post your practice obituary from Friday's class. BONUS ONLY IF YOUR WORK IS POLISHED. You will lose 1% for each proofreading error.
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Headline
English travelers found parts of an animal that once was called the Minotaur.
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alex
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Glossary Posts for Himation and Centaur
Analogy:
Centaur is to myth as Cinderella is to fairy tale.
Newspaper Headline:
Himations and Togas back in Style!
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Thursday, December 11, 2008
Riddle to Hephaestus
What do you do when you can't start a fire?
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Nini
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Analogy
Analogy for democracy:
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Anonymous
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"Zeus" Glossary Post
Newspaper Headline:
Zeus' roar shook the earths core.
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Noah Bogdonov
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8:43 PM
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Analogy to Iliad
Iliad is to Homer as Twilight is to Stephenie Meyer
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ofir
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7:32 PM
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Frescoe
Headline To The Word Frescoe
"Picasso has sold over 2,000,000 fresoes in one day!"
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sharon
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Democracy Glossary Page
Acrostic
Don't forget to vote
Eqaulity
Make a possitive difference
Opens doors to freedom
Can be emancipating
Republic
A free country
Commonwealth
You can have justice
Galia Horwitz 7B
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Galia
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Analogy "Oracle"
Oracle is to prophecies as Synagogue is to praying
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Matt B.
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7:01 PM
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Impeccable Analogy/ Archaeologist Headline
Impeccable is to flawless as tiny is to puny.
"Archaeologists Discover Ancient Greek Ruins in Corinth."
-Bram 7A
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Bram
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6:58 PM
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Analogy for civilization
civilization is to advancement as beautiful is to gorgeous
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6:37 PM
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Glossary page for Olympic Games
Dictionary Entry:
Athletic Competitions held every four years in honor of Zeus as his sanctuary Olympia.
-Aviva
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6:25 PM
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Root tree for Sacrifice
Root tree:
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Chiton
Headline for Chiton
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