Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Bikeing in the forest-Creative piece
Friday, May 18, 2012
Responce to "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Mockingjay Predictions Piece
Recently I have been reading Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins. It is the Third book in the Hunger Games sires. Currently in the book Katniss has agreed to become the “Mocking Jay” for District 13, which she has just found out, existed. Peeta has been captured by the capitol and District 12 is in ruins. So I think the book will be very interesting.
How could Microorganisms Run Cars
Bibliography
Sibling Rivalry (Word choice and Context)
You wake up to your older sibling shaking you to get you up or you will miss the bus. You quickly get up and throw on your clothes like an animal struggling to escape from a net. You run down the stairs stuff a piece of bread into your mouth and run out the door. The only thing that’s wrong with the current weather is that it’s dark and cold. As the cool air passes through your clothes and you shiver. It’s not morning.
Wheat Field (Word choise and context)
Friday, March 30, 2012
Conflict/Resolution piece on The Giver
Point of view piece on Darke
Cause & effect on Darke
Predictions piece on Darke
Field below responce
- The field below poem is about someone wishing there was a field below. Below what? I don't know.
- I think they wrote this because they where getting bored of living in the city and they felt maybe packed into an apartment and they want open space. It may be like this except it may be an emotional struggle that has left them feeling like this.
- I think it is an anaphora because they repeat the phrase I wish there was a field below many times throughout the poem.
- I think the tone is sad and wishful and the mood is sympathetic .
Friday, March 16, 2012
Parody of This is Just to Say
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Responce to: Mother to Son
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Retelling of Monster
Monster by Walter Dean Myers is about Steve Harmon who was accused of killing a man during the robbery of a gas station. He has to go through court and be proven innocent or else he would go to jail for life for something he didn't do. If that happens Mr. Evans and Mr. King (the robbers) would get away
Friday, March 9, 2012
Charachter discription- Steven (improved)
Author’s note: I am writing a character description piece and in the first paragraph I will describe the character and in the second I will describe his/her role in the story. Then I will talk about the effect they have on the plot.
Steven created his movies with passion and kindness as he strode on screen with his brownish skin tone and his short curly hair not moving an inch. He walked up to the camera and stopped then he walked away and came back at a different angle with his brown eyes fixed forward. Then he backed up and walked forward again. Each time he re-approached the camera he walked at a different angle. Eventually his mother came into the room and told him to come down for dinner. "Okay Mom I'll be down in a minute," He replied kindly.
In the book Steven is very important because he is the main character. He is accused of a crime he didn't commit and he needs to be chosen innocent or else he could spend the rest of his life in jail. And that is the last thing he would ever want to do. Also in the story there are 2-3 people who say he was helping in the crime but he wasn't even there that day. They want to blame it on him. Without Steve the book would be about the other criminals trying to get out of going to jail even though they committed a murder. And even though they would try their hardest they would still be guilty and go to jail for life.
If Steven was proven guilty he would go to jail and get beaten by the other prisoners and Mr. Evans and Mr. King would be free and who's to say they won't commit anymore murders. They might think: Oh we got out of going to jail so why don't we try to rob that other gas station down the road we could always get out of jail again. They would become a bar of soap, always slipping away.
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Riding the Bus V.S. Driving
I really like to have someone to talk to on certain days of the week. In a car you can listen to music on the radio and you can control the volume so the noise it just how you want it to be. The only problem would be if you had a younger or older sibling that wouldn't stop making noise. Then at that point I would probably try to get them to stop or if it doesn't work I would probably just turn up the music or the radio.
Character Analisis - Steven
Author’s note: I am writing a character description piece and in the first paragraph I will describe the character and in the second I will describe his/her role in the story.
In Monster by Walter Dean Myers Steven was convicted of a murder he didn’t commit. Steven is African American, has dark brown, short, and curly hair. He has brown eyes and is very kind. In the book he is mostly scared by what is happening and wishes he could be home.
In the book Steven is very important because he is the main character. He is accused of a crime he didn't commit and he needs to be chosen innocent or else he could spend the rest of his life in jail. Also in the story there are 2-3 people who say he was helping in the crime but he wasn't even there that day. They want to blame it on him. Without Steve the book would be about the other criminals trying to get out of going to jail even though they committed a murder. And even though they would try their hardest they would still be guilty and go to jail for life.