This comical book offers an introduction to numerals one through ten. It features Duck, a hilarious barnyard animal who is on mission. While the farmer is sleeping on the couch near his fish tank throughout the afternoon, Duck and the other barnyard animals (chickens, cows, goats, pigs, mice, and fish) plan to liberate the farmer’s goldfish. As the animals sneak into the house, their mission involves counting the steps they need to take to accomplish their mission. Once they are successful at liberating the farmer's goldfish and releasing them into the river, the barnyard animals count again; however, in decreasing order starting from ten.…
children´s lives. For young adults, those fairy tale characters give away to darker characters and more realistic situations. However, what do they all have in common? They live in short stories. Two stories that are interesting are ¨Thank you Ma'am¨ by Langston Hughes and ¨The Sniper¨ by Liam O ´Flaherty. Both center around young boys who are having hard times in life. Roger in ¨Thank you Ma'am¨ tries stealing Mrs. Louella Bates purse. The sniper is fighting in the war for others. While there are some obvious similarities, both authors approach these stories, specifically the characters, tone and point of view, in different ways.…
Abstract: The purpose of this lab was to use the Kirby-Bauer method to test the sensitivity of Staphylococcus epidermis of specific areas on a petri dish. The antibiotics were gentamicin, novobiacin, and penicillin. This resembled a culture and sensitivity test that is preformed at the hospital’s laboratory to find out the resistance of a microorganism. This experiment was meant to use the naked eye and a magnifying glass when necessary.…
Good morning/Afternoon class, in my speech I will be discussing my understanding of the poems Domesticity of Giraffes and Fox in A Tree Stump by Judith Beveridge.…
* Engage children in a discussion about animals. Ask questions such as, Who has a pet animal at home? Where does your pet sleep? What sounds does it make? What other animals do you know? What do those animals do? What sounds do they make? What are the differences between pet animals and wild animals?…
Snowball, Napoleon, and Squealer have taken charge especially, and they have expanded Old Major’s concept into a “complete system of thought” called Animalism. They hold frequent meetings in the big barn to espouse the views of Animalism to the other farm animals. At first, the animals are not convinced that they should follow Animalism. Some feel loyalty to Mr. Jones, some worry that they cannot be self-sufficient, and others, such as Mollie, worry about losing treats such as sugar and ribbons. Snowball contradicts Mollie, saying that the ribbons are “the badge of slavery” and that “liberty is worth more than ribbons” (37).…
Objective(s): By the end of this activity students should be able to identify the different farm animals. This activity will help them identify difference and/or similarities in different types of animals and to distinguish the sound each animal makes.…
This play will allow students the opportunity to actively engage in learning about animal environments. Students can be assigned various characters including: zookeeper, certain animals, or the chorus. The amount of action and movement can be increased or decreased depending on the room size. The dialogue is simple yet provides a powerful message about animal habitats. This play allows variety to help reiterate the importance of a particular environment for a particular animal species. Repetition will help to solidify the necessity of animals choosing a suitable environment by using…
1998. 18-22. Print. Laurence Brander writes about the satirical aspect involved in the novel Animal Farm. Brander also mentions the use of interesting characters at play in this novel..This will benefit my essay when describing or analyzing the characters. This is a creditable .....source from Novels for Students.…
6 The following year 2002, MaryAnn has been in a constant abusive relationship with Tick. Tipsy, took MaryAnn under her wings as a little sister, as their relationship grew, Tipsy, wanted, MaryAnn off the streets, she even went along with MaryAnn so she can do tricks for her instead of her doing the tricks. She would have MaryAnn on stand point while she handles business.…
This book is able to teach colours and shapes. Every page contains different basic colours and basic shapes, such as yellow, red, green, blue, and rectangles, squares. They can recognize different animals which children are interested in. They learn about how animals look like, what makes them unique, their main characteristic, for example: the elephant is big, the giraffe is tall, the lion is fierce, etc.…
Respond to ONE of the following prompts in a five-paragraph essay. Your body paragraphs must follow the shaping sheet.…
From a young age, I relished the time I spent with, or near, any animal. I used to sit outside and watch as birds and squirrels searched meticulously for food, then ran around chasing each other playfully in my backyard, wondering what their lives were like and how different, or similar, were their lives from mine? I would spend numerous hours teaching my dog tricks, and I wouldn’t give up without him completing the task, or at the very least, having made some progress in doing so. And every afternoon, during fourth and fifth grade, I read to my rabbits, bemuse my mother told me they adored stories; this, I later realized, played a large role in me becoming proficient in English in less than two years, and also in developing my love for books…
Tracey Sutherland a high school teacher provides an example of Animal Farm in the present. She provides…
This book is strongly recommended for middle school students who are interested in learning about the rise of Stalin's dictatorship in Russia in the 1920s because the characters and events in Animal Farm symbolizes historical events and figures in the early 20th century. For example, the novel includes animals revolting against their human owners to represent the Russian citizens starting the Russian Revolution to revolt against their emperor Tzar Nicholas II. In addition, the novel also describes Napoleon's rise to power and his violent actions towards other animals to symbolize how Joseph Stalin rose to power and acted harshly towards the Russians. Therefore, reading this book would give middle school students insight about the transition of life during Tsar Nicholas II's reign to life under Stalin's dictatorship. Additionally, the book would also most likely appeal to middle school students because middle schoolers would find it ironic that when the farm animals rebel to be free from human authority, their conditions become worse because they are oppressed to complete even more work under Napoleon's dictatorship. Ultimately, Animal Farm is an excellent book choice for middle school students who will enjoy this interesting and ironic…