****Last Post****
Compare your first post expectations to what actually happen! Compare how you felt when your expectations did or did not come true!!!
Copy and Paste your first post into this comment and then blog the last post!!
GOOD LUCK!!
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Post #10: Video Clip
Copy and paste this hyperlink into a search bar!!!
http://www.tcm.com/mediaroom/index.jsp?cid=216953
Watch the this clip from a movie made from the book in 1946!!
In great detail explain your opinon on the clip & choose either Pip or Estella and blog about there point of view in this scene.
http://www.tcm.com/mediaroom/index.jsp?cid=216953
Watch the this clip from a movie made from the book in 1946!!
In great detail explain your opinon on the clip & choose either Pip or Estella and blog about there point of view in this scene.
Post #9: Put your self in Pip's shoes!!
In chapter 28 when pip arrives at his hotel, he reads a notice in a newspaper, from which he learns that Pumblechook is taking credit for his rise in status. If you were in Pip's shoes how would you feel?
Explain what you would have done in this situation and why!
Explain what you would have done in this situation and why!
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Post #8: Dickens Style??
Find two sentences that represent ONE aspect of dickens style!!
Write the 2 sentences then explain your choice.!!
Be thoughtful and Creative!!
Write the 2 sentences then explain your choice.!!
Be thoughtful and Creative!!
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Post #7: Acrostic Poem
Choose a character, a setting or any symbolic word from the book and create a acrostic poem!!!
An acrostic poem is a cryptographic form in which the initial letter of each line spells out a word, often the subject of the poem or the name of the person to whom the poem is dedicated.
Example:
A adventurous
L loving
E extraordinary
X extremely focused
I independent
S sassy
--the words used to describe your main word must relate to your choosen word!!
DO NOT USE YOUR OWN NAME..ONLY SUBJECTS FROM THE BOOK!!!
An acrostic poem is a cryptographic form in which the initial letter of each line spells out a word, often the subject of the poem or the name of the person to whom the poem is dedicated.
Example:
A adventurous
L loving
E extraordinary
X extremely focused
I independent
S sassy
--the words used to describe your main word must relate to your choosen word!!
DO NOT USE YOUR OWN NAME..ONLY SUBJECTS FROM THE BOOK!!!
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Post #6: Significance of the Settings!!
Pick a setting from the book!! Explain how and what it adds to the book. Interpret the setting you choose and go into great detail.
Go the extra mile.........suggest a setting that would have better supported the book and explain why you choose it!!!
Life is what you make it!!!!
Go the extra mile.........suggest a setting that would have better supported the book and explain why you choose it!!!
Life is what you make it!!!!
Monday, December 6, 2010
Post #5: Blog about current chapters!!
Glance over chapters 25 and 26. Share and prove something new from chapter 25 or 26 only!!
Really dig deep into the chapters and read between the lines!!!
Really dig deep into the chapters and read between the lines!!!
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Post #4: Finish the Expression....!!
Wow im surprised................???
Finish the expression with a blog explaining any thing from the book that surprises you (in great detail)!!
Finish the expression with a blog explaining any thing from the book that surprises you (in great detail)!!
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Post #3: Favorite Character
Pick your favorite character!! Explain why its your favorite character. Give proof and reasoning from the text!!
Friday, December 3, 2010
Post #2: A Quote
Pick your favorite quote from the book and respond. Explain its symbolism and signifigance.
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Post #1: Whats to Expect???
Explain what you think will happen next at this point n the book!!
Your limits are only as high as you Expect them to be!!
Your limits are only as high as you Expect them to be!!
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