Watch these videos where I am performing a frightening dance!
-Here is where I am dancing with Rachel and Sasha.
- Here is a video when we performed as a family (even my mother is involoved....it's pretty scary)
-Here is another video where I am performing with my family, but you really want to make sure to pay attention to my sisters in the front.......apparently they don't understand the point of a choreagraphed dance (especially the one on the right)
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Gisel's Rm14 Adventure...
A blog on my adventures in literature through Rm14!
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Friday, May 27, 2011
A Midsummer Night's Dream
While reading William Shakespeare's 185 paged A Midsummer's Night Dream, one is now able to grasp the magical enchantment of tricks, potions, spells, and love. Through "Shakespeare Made Easy," Shakespeare's original text is laid out side by side with modern English, ideal for understanding another one of Shakespeare's famous plays!*
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Romeo and Juliet
William Shakespeare's 257 paged Romeo and Juliet is a play that describes the tragedies of a forbidden love. Reading it through a series entitiled "Shakespeare Made Easy" (similiar to No Fear Shakespear) one is able to fully understand the plot, as well as wipe the (fake) tears from their eyes.*
*double pages
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Monday, May 16, 2011
Sounder
Monday, March 21, 2011
Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry
273 paged Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry, written by Mildred D. Taylor, describes a young girl's journey when living in the early 1900s. Being African American, she, her family, and her community are discriminated, humiliated, and even torchered by people with light skin. Cassie sometimes wonders, and becomes angry to what her community is treated like, and what others call "her kind." The only thing holding Cassie's family together is the land that they own. No one can take their land away, for it shows that Cassie actually has a place of her own, and this gives Cassie's family courage and pride. When things turn for worse, Cassie knows there is still hope.
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
Written by John Boyne, 213 paged The Boy in the Striped Pajamas tells a tale of two boys who meet each other at a fence. Unaware of the Holocaust that was currently happening, they become the best of friends. Eventually, they meet each other every day at the same spot at the same fence, despite the fact that Bruno, whos father runs the concentration camp that Shmuel, the other little boy, lives in, is forbidden to talk to any Jews. This moving story is reccomended to anyone who wishes to open their eyes, and wants to realize how emotional a forbidden friedship can become,
especially during the horrors of the Holocaust.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Rome vs. Greece
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