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    In the story, “The Grasshopper and the Bell Cricket” the author is speaking in first person at a local school playground. As the narrator observes from a distance, he or she speaks from his own experience as though preparing the children for a sight they may not see because of their youth. Colorful lantern was everywhere throughout the playground while countless children chase after insects. One night, one kid heard an insect sing on the slope, so he went outside to find it. The insect singing symbolize that it is fall. After that several children went out to find the insect that was making a sound. Each night, more children can to see the insect and their lantern was more decorative. That symbolize the different personalities that each child…

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    In the short story “The Grasshopper and the Bell Cricket” the author, Yasunari Kawabata, is telling a story about finding a group of children who all have beautifully made lanterns. This story seems to have no meaning until the reader comes to the end and the author explains what he sees in the situation of two young children inspecting the bell cricket. The children are on an insect hunt and the narrator has decided to watch them. Like the children, he was drawn to the ridge by an “insects…

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    Someone who is foresighted can confront many situations of life; despite the contingency life can have. “The Ant and the Grasshopper” is an Aesop’s Fable adapted by Jean de la Fountain. It has been adapted throughout the ages. Aesop was a legendary Greek fabulist (620–560 BC). He was a reputed creator of numerous short tales about animals, all of these illustrated human virtues and failings (World Encyclopedia). The french poet and man of letters Jean de La Fontaine (1621-1695) was one of the…

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    We all know the fable of the Grasshopper and the Ant. The grasshopper spends all his summer partying while the ant toils to store up for winter. The result is income inequality and one starving insect, in the scenario there has not been any injustice done. Nothing the ant did caused the grasshopper 's demise. The grasshopper 's rights were never trampled on. He was free to use his time as he pleased and so he did, as did the ant. That they fared differently during winter is a direct result of…

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    What separated the Ant from the Grasshopper was the Ant’s refusal to live in the now. Its animalistic nature to survive compelled the Ant to work diligently to store a supply of nourishment for the winter season again. On the other hand, the Grasshopper enjoyed feeling “alive” (Conklin, 2010, p. 60) and conducted himself in a recreational manner, though he witnessed the Ant’s effort to labor for its future. “Why bother about winter?” said the Grasshopper; “we have got plenty of food at present”…

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    Insects Activity Name: Ant vs. Grasshopper Activity category: Socio-emotional, Gross Motor Movement, ELA/Literacy Area of room: Large group/ rug with divisions Focus of Children and Rationale: The young learners in Ms. B.’s kindergarten class enjoy socializing and playing games together, e.g. Sophie, Sensi, and Jada enjoy acting out scenes from princess movies and using plastic food to cook meals. These girls are developing better social and fine motor skills, drawing basic shapes, people with…

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    The Disney film, A Bug’s Life tells the story of an inventive ant who ventures out to find help in defending his colony against a cloud of grasshoppers. Published in 1998, the film was directed by John Lasseter and Andrew Stanton. In the film, A Bug’s Life, a colony of ants is forced to collect food every year for a cloud of grasshoppers. The movie centers around an inventive ant named Flik, whose inventions often create problems for the colony. That was, until one of his inventions accidentally…

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    At first glance, “The Lightning Bugs Are Back” by Anna Quindlen appears to be about justifying why she had children, but closer inspection reveals that the essay is really about experiencing childhood again. She uses rhetorical devices to make a shift from her surface purpose to the deeper meaning in the essay, such as Rhetorical Questions. At the beginning of “The Lightning Bugs Are Back” Anna discusses the relationship between her child and the lightning bugs. She says “this is why I had…

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    The Grasshopper

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    Personality can be the driving force behind a characters actions. I had never realized this until Sam and Jenna's interactive oral presentation. They broke down the psychology behind the Myers-Briggs Type Theory and incorporated into Anton Chekov’s characters in The Grasshopper. The Myers-Briggs Type Theory is the idea that everyone belongs to one of sixteen different personality types. These sixteen personality types use 4 primary functions when processing information,…

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    individual. The methods for estimating a deer population are described above. 1. Figure 1. Estimates of population size for early successional grassland and grassland/tall forb meadow with shrub encroachment populations of grasshoppers at Yellow Banks Park, Iowa (90% CI are given). Population estimates were made using mark and recapture on September 23 and 24, 2015. Population estimates from 2012 are also included. 2. The population estimates of grasshoppers at Yellow Banks Park…

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