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Morrison’s novel, The Bluest Eye, is about the Problem of middle-class people ideas of beauty on a female of an African American girls. Her novel came about after Morrison talked with someone who wanted to have blue eyes, the novel shows a girl, Pecola Breedlove, who wanted love and to be taken into a world that doesn’t care about people of her race. Author Shelley Wong’s in her Article Transgression as Poesis in The Bluest Eye talks about the different ways in which Morrison wrote her novels…

technology needed for this lesson. Laptop, teacher created video “Let’s Count Coins” song, money manipulatives with touch points, index cards with written dollar amounts, blank envelopes, items for classroom store stimulation (fun pencils, snack items, crayons, stickers…

I believe that education is an individual, unique experience for every student who enters a classroom. I think that teachers must understand the importance of being a teacher, its very important that teachers consider teaching to be a lifestyle. This profession helps a lot the students, and their minds, and students and parents trust their education to them. I think that teachers must facilitate learning and growth academically, personally and ethically, its very important that every teacher…

Pad is a company launched in 1945 by Joseph K. Hall Jr. based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Carolina Pad is a manufacturer and distributor of school supplies. Their products include composition books, notebook paper, primary tablets, pencils, and crayons and other school supplies. Value Carolina Pad creates for its Stakeholders: Carolina Pad creates value by making trendy and eco- friendly school products for teenage girls, that also help the environment. The company publicizes…

here she sits and “reads” aloud to her stuffed animals. But, she doesn’t know how to read, so she makes the story up based on the pictures she sees in the book. Now imagine the same young girl, now she is five years old. She sits on a chair with crayons of every color, coloring books, and paper spread across the kitchen table. She sits here and draws “humpty dumpty” shaped people and scribbles for hours filling page after page. A few years go by and she is now seven years old and starting the…

complete letdown for me starting off the year. I was so hyped and excited to have my paper read and to receive a great score that I forgot to take care of the little problems, the fundamentals I learned sitting in the back of the room playing with crayons while in kindergarten. Something had to be done with my approach to this class, I had to change for the next…

Using the whole body to get moving. This type of play has multiple pros; mental and physical growth, fitness, health, while it still being fun. Creative play is the messy part of play! Creative play allows children to use paint, glue, scissors, crayons, markers, or anything other material they may think of to make their very own masterpiece! Creative play allows children to express themselves through art. Creative play allows children to show off their work which then boost their…

with adjective like (so big, so bored, so busy, really live) to make it stronger. Sultan story was linked by using (so, but, and then). He used thinking to solve the problem. Children story has a massage for us. In the book (the girl with the brown crayon) and according to the author when she said t ??I who needed Leo Lionni to help me know the children and myself ? .I told my husband sultan?s story and he…

Lesson Plan Information Name: Canny Rendon School Name: Stirling Elementary Grade Level: Second Grade Class/Group Size: Four students Subject Area: Language Arts/Reading Lesson Plan Topic: Reading Comprehension Lesson Plan Title: Looking for Story Elements and Central Message Time Frame: 45 minutes Learner Profile: This group is made up of four-fifth graders, who are ESE students and they are reading at 2nd grade level. This group consists of two females, and two males. Standards Benchmark…

Simon was seven when he saw ripples in the waters of Loch Ness. Over the next weeks, he filled pad after pad of paper with crayon sketches of inky water and a dinosaur-like creature; gripped with the need to know what it was, exactly, that he saw. Tossing around theories of animals, living and extinct alike, did nothing to answer the query. During a skeptical phase two years later, Simon convinced himself that the Loch Ness Monster was nothing but a tree trunk floating on the loch. Moreover,…