Be Internet Awesome: Reality River
Play the Be Internet Awesome quiz called Reality River. In the Comment space below, list three tips that online users need to know to stay safe from Fake users and information.
Play the Be Internet Awesome quiz called Reality River. In the Comment space below, list three tips that online users need to know to stay safe from Fake users and information.
The title of this blog post is a writing prompt. In the Reply space below, write 2-3 sentences that follow the words “Here’s what I love about…”Maybe you’re writing about Labrador puppies, a beautiful place in the world, or a favorite food. Your response will help your classmates get to know you better as a person […]
Shark are some of the coolest animals on Earth. The Great White Shark has a sixth sense. The Tiger Shark can eat almost everything. The Bull Shark has been found in the Mississippi river. But sharks are endangered. Do your part to save the sharks.
Harry Baker! Who knew? Now you do. He’s got a love story about prime numbers! Funny, witty and insightful!
Here be the first stanza of Ani D’Franco’s “32 Flavors.” Squint your eyes and look closer I’m not between you and your ambition I am a poster girl with no poster I am thirty-two flavors and then some And I’m beyond your peripheral vision So you might want to turn your head ‘Cause […]
I’m going to call this the first stanza of Jackson Browne’s poem, “Your Bright Baby Blues.” I love the commentary. In five lines he nails our primary struggle–a struggle to feel relevant; the never-ending struggle of the ego to feel fulfilled. It’s so much better to hear Jackson say it. For the complete lyrics… I’m […]
My friends and I had fun analyzing some of the Frog and Toad stories. Then we wrote our own back-of-the-book blurbs about them. Here is my blurb for the story “A Swim.” If you would like to listen to the story read aloud by Alan Philip Ormond, click here. “I have not seen anything funny in […]
This is Adam Gottlieb from a few years ago. He’s got his answer too! Check it out…
I never heard this poem before. I am thrilled that I found another answer to the question, and this time it comes from a three-year-old. Watch her read Hey Black Child by Countee Cullen. If you want to skip the nonsense, start watching at 1:46 to 3:01.