martes, 28 de febrero de 2012

LIMITLESS movie workshop

1. Imagine you have the ability to create a pill like the NZT (it opens your mind and helps you make it work at its 100%, right?), what kind of benefits would you give to it?, any contraindication or side effect? Support your idea the best you can!

2. If you had a pill of NZT… what would you do with it?



3. We never knew this: What did happen to Lindy in the park? what about the murders, did he do it? how do you explain that?
4. Is it true that our brain only works at a certain percentage? Find out the true in the web and support your answer.



5. Did you like the ending? How do you understand it?
6. How does the movie defy the quote “crime doesn’t pay”


NINE GRADERS!! HAND IN DATE: MARCH 5th!

miércoles, 15 de febrero de 2012

PORTFOLIO #1

PORTFOLIO ASSIGMENT 1
THE STORY OF YOUR LIFE
Prologue: Explain the significance of your life, making clear what is relevant to your life in particular. Introduce yourself gracefully to your reader and capture our attention. Include a brief description of this writing project and its purposes in your own words.

1. A Letter of Introduction: Quite simply, I don't know you, and teaching you will be much easier on both of us, once we are no longer such strangers. Write me a letter introducing yourself. Tell me what I should know about you.

2. What's in a Name? Names are an integral part of who we are. They shape our sense of who we are. Explore your feelings about "the unity between [your]self and [your] name." Are these the names you would have chosen for yourself? Surname, middle name, Christian name? Is there a story behind your naming? Someone famous, a family member, weird initials? Does your name have symbolic meaning? Is it ethnic or historic or literary? Did your parents consider other names? In short, how do you live with your name?

3. Personal Alphabet: Browse through a dictionary, looking for adjectives to describe yourself. Know the meaning of the words you select and be able to explain how each word you've chosen fits you. Choose at least one adjective for each letter of the alphabet. Be sure you choose the adjective form of words. For example, "excite" is a verb and "excitable" is an adjective. "Exciting" is a participle so it can be used as an adjective BUT "excitable" and "exciting" mean very different things.


YOU ARE DONE WITH IT? … PREPARE A PRESENTATION FOR THE CLASS!!!, use pictures, diagrams, power point… etc! It’s your life what you are going to present!

SPELLING BEE 2012

AGUSTINIANO SALITRE SCHOOL
ENGLISH
SPELLING BEE LIST 9th Grade
Abscess              
Accommodate
Assassin
Atrium
Allocution 
Apocalypse
Archetype
Avenge
Bizarre
Bouquet
Calendar
Caterpillar
Cataclysm
Campaign
Boutique
Cabaret
Camouflage
Carnivorous
Catastrophe
Diphthong
Commemorate
Convalescence
Corruptible
Croissant
Changeable
Gnash 
Granary 
Guillotine 
Hallelujah 
Handwrought 
Harebrained 
Exquisite
Extemporaneous 
Fascinate 
Fauna 
Hydraulic 
Hydrolysis 
Hypothesis 
Hysterical 
Iguana 
Imperceptible 
Impetuous 
Impossible 
Incidence 
Indicator 
Infallible 
Inferior.
Insurgence 
Interfere.
Invoice 
Mysterious 
Mystique 
Naughty 
Neuter 
Nickel 
Nickelodeon 
Nucleus 
Pamphlet 
Pantomime 
Paralysis 
Parody 
Pasture 
Patriarch 


Roulette   
Sarcasm
Satellite
Sauna
Scandalous
Scarab
Scenario
Schizophrenia
Sculptor
Separate
Sergeant
Serial
Silhouette
Simultaneous
Zoological
Sponsor
Squeak
Sufficiency
Suite
Surveillance
Tangible
Technique
Telepathy
Thesaurus
Thumb
Toxicity
Traceable
Trauma
Uncollectible
Vengeance
Wherever
Wrack
Zeppelin
Slaughter
Croquet
Crypt
Cymbal
Deductible
Defendant
Detached
Diphtheria
Discernible
Doubt
Ecstasy
Embarrass
Etiquette
Eulogy
Exacerbate
Fatigue
Governor
Gorgeous
Grotesque
Hearth
Hemisphere
Hideous
Hybrid
Hygiene
Raspberry 
Rationale 
Rectify 
Recurrence 
Peak 
Rancid 

Illegible
Illicit
Illiteracy
Imbecile
Impede
Impasse
Inertia
Inevitable
Inflammable
Innocence
Innate
Intercede
Instinct
Inquisition
Intravenous
Jeopardy
Irritable
Island
Issue
Janitor
Jeer
Invincible
Rapport
Rapture
Refugee
Relieve
Reservoir
Rhythm
Schedule
Scheme
Shepherd
Sheriff
Shield
Siege
Sigh
Sight
Source
Souvenir
Straight
Strength
Successor 
Superintendent 
Tackle 
Theme 
Thief 
Tight 
Tissue 
Toad 
Tombstone 
Tough 
Typewriter 
Warranty
Weigh
Weird
Reggae.
Rehearse 
Remembrance 
Reminiscence 
Respondent 
Resume 
Resurrection
Revise

Judicious
Kayak
Kettle
Lacquer
Knuckle
Leisure
Legible
Length
Lieutenant
Lightning
Limousine
Liquor
Luminous
Maintenance
Massacre 
Meager
Melancholy
Memoir 
Metaphor
Militia 
Mischievous 
Miserable
Monarch 
Monitor 
Monopoly 
Mourn 
Muscle 
Naive 
Nausea 
Necessary 
Nephew
Nicotine 
Noble
Nocturnal
Novice
Nurture
Nutritious
Obese
Obituary
Obey
Opaque
Orchestra
Orchid.
Ordinance 
Palate 
Parallel 
Paws 
Pedestrian 
Peek
Perceive
Perceptive
Phantom
Phrase
Piccolo
Pickle
Pollute
Precede
Precinct
Quartz
Queer
Raccoon
Pause