Thursday, October 22, 2009

Nativitysock Puppetes

The deer that wanted the crown

What follows is a tale that was made by my students of the IB middle school Curiel-Masons of Cornwall (plexus Muratori, Olmo San Pietro). Every word and every idea of \u200b\u200bthe text narrative, from the choice of characters and morals, is by the members of the class: the teacher made only by the coordinator of the work, but did not invent anything or you replaced the pupils in decision taken.
models are literary classics: Aesop and Phaedrus (cleverly "plundered" the image of the deer is reflected in the water: only fools and moccia not copy!). The educational models are at least two: Gianni Rodari and Don Lorenzo Milani .
If you have any suggestions, compliments, complaints, and I pupils of IB, please use the space for comments to this post.


The deer that wanted the crown
Who wants fame and power loses the most important things. A deer
admired its majestic horns in the mirror of a source. "If I were king of this kingdom, and everyone admires my stage loderebbero my beauty," said the deer.
At that moment came the lion, feeling the words of the deer, he decided to satisfy him: "So you would be in my position." He said the lion. "Fair enough: in fact, you're much better looking than me. Let's talk about a dinner in my den. "
In the evening, the deer came to the den of the lion. Entered, he saw that there was nothing to eat. Angry, the deer said to the lion, "Where's dinner? If you do not eat it ruin my hair. "
"My dear -" said the lion - you should know that to be the king has no beauty, but strength. " And Sbrana.

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Ap Biology #5 Cell Respiration Lab

The Birth of Romance languages \u200b\u200b

A diagram on the transition from Latin to Romance, which takes the contents of pp. 113-114 of the volume of the Classics. Essential for students of second, but possibly useful for those first, because in history we are studying its passage by the Roman Empire to the Latin-Germanic kingdoms.
(If you can not view or download the file, click here ).

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Marijuana Leaf On Acrylic Nails

The Italian lakes: the concept map

A very simple map to help you memorize the names and some info (type, location) of the main Italian lakes.
(If you can not view or download the file, click here ).

Saturday, October 17, 2009

Men's Lacrosse Leagues In Socal

Latin - Lesson 2

is the material of the second lesson in Latin. I remind you that in order to translate effectively, you must start from the identification of the predicate, then go back to the subject (in nominative) and any direct object (in accusative). Only then can focus complements the other and try to reformulate the sentence in Italian.
(If you can not download or view the file, click here ).