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    UNIT 7: DEVELOPING OWN PLAY WORK TEAM PRACTICE INTRODUCTION Imagine a place where can you find challenge and security, thrills and relaxation, exploration and consolidation, mystery and understanding, fantasy and down to earth reality. For many children adventure playgrounds are just such places, not only giving them somewhere to relax and enjoy themselves but also providing opportunities that help them to develop the skills,…

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    The play Trifles written by Susan Glaspell takes place in the turn of the twentieth century in America when women were socially oppressed by men. The characters are introduced into the play as they enter into the unkempt house of John Wright, who had recently been murdered. In the play, there are three men: Sheriff Peters, County Attorney Henderson, and Hale, the man who discovered that John had been killed. Along with the three men, there were two women: Mrs. Peters, the wife of the Sheriff,…

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    In The Turn of the Screw, good and evil stand together. The mystery stays predominant and the characters are as enigmatic on their past as they are on what is going on in the house. Throughout the play, our certainties are most of the time shaken; we come to realize that at the end of the play there is no clear answer that we get, so it is up to us to admit that the Governess may or may not be mentally strange. A bright…

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    Lea. Lea is extremely bright for a three year old, but the amount of hours she spends on her tablet is concerning. Children should be out playing, as it helps with emotional health, imagination, original thinking, and problem solving. Screen time "play" - even if educational - does not help the child develop in the same ways. Too much screen time can also take an emotional and physical toll on kids. According to a scientific journal article,…

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    Shoe Horn Sonata Analysis

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    explores events associated with prisoners of war. Throughout the texts they show visual and language techniques. John Misto’s play and home and away both share a relationship when it comes to symbolisms. In shs the Shoe Horn is an important symbol in the play, this object represents larger ideas than it may seem, its symbolic meaning evolves through out the span of the play, it is a symbolism of friendship, family and love. It first appears is when they are in the sea and it represents the…

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    I was pleasantly surprised at how enjoyable and funny the play actually was. The cast was very animated and absolutely adorable! The stage was small and the audience was close around the stage which added to the enjoyment of the performance. The props and costumes seemed to be from the 1940’s and well placed around the stage. The hidden doors that actually swung open and closed were fabulous and was used perfectly with the story. Elsa Von Grossenknueten played by Carolin Hansa did a great job at…

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    Dead Until Dark “I’d been waiting for the vampire for years when he walked into the bar. Ever since vampires came out of the coffin two years ago, I’d hoped one would come to Bon Temps. We had all the other minorities in our little town, why not the newest, the legally recognized undead?” Dead Until Dark is a thrill intriguing book, that grasps your attention, and you cannot put the book down. Sookie Stackhouse, born and raised in Bon Temps, Louisiana. She’s a small town girl, with very few…

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    Dead Until Dark Dead Until Dark, a fantasy, mystery novel by Charlaine Harris, looks at changes in the structure of society as a point of crisis to explore identities of violence and sexual deviance, using the vampire as the abject or other that, ultimately, reflects the self. The society depicted in Dead Until Dark finds itself in crisis due to the revelation that vampires exist and want to become a visible part of the community. However, vampires must deal with abjection as they enter society:…

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    The Winchester Mystery House is one of California's most interesting attractions. Rumors say the owner built the house to confuse evil spirits and appease pleasant spirits. During the 1900's it was estimated to cost five million dollars to construct but no one knows the true value of the house today. You can now tour the house and decide for yourself if the house is truly haunted. Sarah Winchester was married to William Winchester; son of the inventor of the repeating rifle. The couple lost…

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    1930’s Paris where we are introduced to the main character of the film Hugo, the orphaned son of a clock maker, living in the walls of a train station where he fixes and maintains the many clocks that need attendance. Hugo’s dead father leaves a mystery of a strange automaton…

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