پھر ایسے لوگ بھی دیکھے ہم نے اندر کچھ تھے باہر کچھ تھے (Then we also saw such people There were hypocrites inside and outside) کیا د...

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This is a poetry choice board that gives students six different options for mini-projects to complete after reading any poem. The options include: -Title Swap: use figurative language and sound devices to write five new titles -Paraphrase: rewrite the poem -Mood Collage: Determine the mood and create a collage to represent it -Analyze Devices: analyze five literary or sound devices and their effects on the poem -Connect It: explain how three different pieces of art, literature, etc. relate to the poem -Determine Theme: follow the steps to write a theme statement Some of the activities require newspapers and magazines and/or internet access. Assign as many activities as you want (up to all six) based on how much time you have for this assignment. Each activity takes 20-40 minutes to complete, but please evaluate for your students' grade level and ability to work independently. Also great for extra credit! Check out other Choice Boards.

And death shall have no dominion.Dead men naked they shall be oneWith the man in the wind and the west moon;When their bones are picked clean and the clean bones gone,They shall have stars at elbow and foot;Though they go mad they shall be sane,Though they sink through the sea they shall rise again;Though lovers be lost love shall not;And death shall have no dominion. And death shall have no dominion.Under the windings of the seaThey lying long shall not die windily;Twisting on racks when sinews give way,Strapped to a wheel, yet they shall not break;Faith in their hands shall snap in two,And the unicorn evils run them through;Split all ends up they shan't crack;And death shall have no dominion. And death shall have no dominion.No more may gulls cry at their earsOr waves break loud on the seashores;Where blew a flower may a flower no moreLift its head to the blows of the rain;Though they be mad and dead as nails,Heads of the characters hammer through daisies;Break in the sun till the sun breaks down,And death shall have no dominion.

I have joined Boston Globe columnist Brian McGrory on the Bruins bandwagon as they play in the Stanley Cup. You can read his great column, Jumping on the Zamboni, in today's Globe. I was a huge hockey fan as a teenager but my interest waned when I went to college. It was hard to get my girls dorm mates to watch hockey on the shared TV. Plus the league had doubled in size a few years before and I had trouble adjusting. Growing up in New Jersey, I was a Rangers fan. My parents owned a luncheonette/corner store with my aunt and uncle. We sold magazines and the rule was that if I read them very carefully, I could bring home magazines and then return them. I read two hockey magazines a month. With only six teams in the league and two magazines a month, I knew the players well. In choosing my favorite Ranger, I went for the best looking one—Rod Gilbert who was also an excellent player. And if he weren't a Bruin, my favorite would have been Bobby Orr. And now here I am loving the 2010-2011 Bruins. And what better way of jumping on a bandwagon than by making a book? In this case a Who Am I? Book about one of the Bruins players. I usually use a grocery bag panel for the Who Am I? Book but I wanted this book to be smaller. I used two sheets of used copy paper with the writing sides glued together and a coffee filter box. I found the Bruins logos and photo online. Directions for a Who Am I? Book in Spanish

Parlem del "Dadaisme", un moviment intel·lectual, literari i estètic ubicat entre 1916 i 1924 a Zurich, Suïssa. Hugo Ball fou l'escriptor dels primers

2 p.l., 186 p. 21 cm

Kalila Borghini, LCSW - The reasons why some people feel the need to claim religious superiority are many, but most arise from feelings of fear or a need for power or control. There are also many ways we can respond, as a society, to push back against these groups and individuals, including being aware of our own biases and making an effort to support or boycott businesses according to their stance on these issues.