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    classroom observation

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    capacity of 24 students in total. The round tables were placed as a ‘U’ with the opening towards the front of the classroom. There was a colorful rug in the middle of the ‘U”‚ with the alphabet displayed on it. With the placement of the tables‚ it was very easy for the teacher and teaching assistants to walk around to help any student in need. The colorful area rug was designed for out loud reading activities and lessons. The class was very organized. All toys‚ supplies and materials were labeled and put

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    the ring until there are only two boys left; the invisible man and Tatlock. The two boys find until the invisible man is beating unconscious. After the boys are out of the ring‚ a rug is brought to the middle covered with money. All the boys are told to gather the money as it is their reward but they soon find that the rug is electronically charged. This doesn’t stop the boys from attempting to get the money. After the boys are told they can leave‚ the M.C. calls the invisible man back to finally give

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    evidences of their problematic marriage begin to shine through. The writer‚ Bobbie Ann Mason shows that by Leroy and Norma Jean ignoring their problems‚ their marriage is falling apart. An example of Leroy and Norma Jean sweeping their problems under the rug is when Norma Jean’s mother caught her smoking. "’I didn’t hear her coming. I was standing here puffing away pretty as you please‚’ Norma Jean says‚ wiping her eyes. ’I knew it would happen sooner or later‚" says Leroy‚ putting his arm around her" (Mason)

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    alone in a second floor apartment that does not have an elevator. The second issue identified was that Mr. Trosack does not drive and has no way of obtaining groceries and medication. The third issue identified was that expired medications and scatter rugs were noted to be inside the apartment. Fourth issue identified was that Mr. Trosack’s family members are very busy with their own schedules and unable to provide care for Mr. Trosack. Fifth issue is the family members are very noncompliant with the

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    organization overcoming poverty by learn basic business skills simple math addition subtraction arithmetic learn vocational skills animal husbandry management and care of animals agriculture cultivation of food tailoring making clothing rug weaving make rugs handicrafts useful and decorative work done by hand taught about earning power in their local markets not being cheated when they go purchase necessities while in the organization receive a small cash transfer purchase medicine

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    family was largely based on the amount of sheep‚ goats and cattle they owned. The Navajo Nation was self-sufficient. Their sheep were the main source of their livelihood. The sheep and goats were food‚ their wool made yarn for clothing and rugs. The Navajo rugs were sold to the trading post or were traded for goods. These humble people were excellent sheep herders and the population of sheep went from 15‚000 to over 1‚000‚000 in some 50 years. All of the families would help each other with the

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    Seedfolks  Grade Band 6‐8 Reading Level 3.8                  Adapted Book U A d Usage These adapted resources are provided by the ACCESS Projec at the Un a b ct niversity of Delawar re’s Center for Disabili Studies for teacher to help st ity rs tudents with significan h nt intellectu disabilit ual ties particip pate in the general curr g riculum. Ple ease limit th use and he distribution of these materials accordingly. Please re and pu e ead urchase

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    English 1302 Professor Lunsford 25 February‚ 2014 Independence Coming of Age A child’s mind is easy to control and change their thought process due to them being confused in situations they don’t know much about. In “Barn Burning” William Faulkner focuses on the morals of society versus the morals of sticking with family through the eyes of a ten year old boy‚ Sartoris Snopes‚ and the situations he has faced because of his father’s acts of burning down peoples barns. Sartoris Snopes is

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    The Great Gatsby Metaphors

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    Then there was a boom as Tom Buchanan shut the rear windows and the caught wind died out about the room and the curtains and rugs and the two young women ballooned slowly to the floor.” The narrator uses onomatopoeia to express a vivid image of what happened when the curtains blew and when Tom Buchanan shut the window. He shut it with a lot of force because he indicated it with

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    The Cigarette Burn'D

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    poem begins by using a metaphor and comparing the log to the cigarette stick. James Morrison says‚ “The cigarette burn’d my fingertips and dropp’d like a log to the rug below.” In my opinion‚ this means exactly what he says. While he was smoking something must have caught his eye and by surprise it made him drop his cigarette on the rug. The second stanza is very powerful and defines what this poem is about. In this stanza James Morisson compares himself peeking to a crouched cat. It begins by

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