PPT-How are you feeling?

Game Start h appy confused f rightened grumpy s ad sleepy bored Love struck surprised How are you feeling h appy confused f rightened grumpy s ad sleepy bored Love struck. In this lesson you . will learn how rhythm adds to a poem. . by. tracking the beat and then matching the rhythm with the feeling.. SYLLABLES = Building blocks of words. Ice - 1. Water - 2. Goodbye - 2. Vocabulary . Chapter 1-4. burrowed. to. . make. a . hole. or . passage. . in,. . into,. . or. . under. . something. impudent. cocky boldness or disregard of others. wistfully. feeling of longing or yearning. A sad remembering.. Mendrisio. March 20, 2014. Designing Education for. Development . and Meaning:. . . Designing Education for. Development . and Meaning:. Teaching with . Analytic Psychology. Paul Shaker, PhD. professor emeritus. Rage, being uptight, disgust, being mad, vengeance, fury, resentment, irritation, annoyance, being upset, frustration. ANGER. What is the basic emotion?. Shyness, timidity, terror, horror, embarrassment, worry, being scared, feeling threatened, panic, being alarmed, being startled, hysteria, shakiness, despair, apprehension, doubt, being astounded, stress, breathlessness, surprise. ®. Some Secrets SHOULD be Shared…. Let’s talk for a moment about . Depression. True or False?. Depression is more than just. “feeling sad.”. True!. Feeling depressed means you might feel some or all of these things:. By. Cheryl Hamilton. Grade 5. Four Types of Sentences. Declarative. Interrogative. Imperative. Exclamatory. Declarative Sentence. A . declarative sentence . makes a statement.. It ends with a . period. & Dispositions). SAT Vocabulary: Unit Two-Moods and Dispositions. Ambivalence: uncertainty as to which course to follow. Amorous: Strongly attracted or disposed to love. Taciturn: Habitually . untalkative. Contents of the workshop. . Worry. Stress . Assertiveness. Sources of help and next steps. Looking after ourselves. Respect each other . Let people speak – no interrupting. No wrong answers. Confidential. Vocabulary. Unit 1 . 1. Accolade (n). 1. An expression of approval. . 2. . A special acknowledgement, such as an . award. “There’s also a funny thing when an actor retires and reaches his sixties. Awards and . Why we should never forget . . . . A short story. Take out a sheet of paper and title it “This Way to the Gas.”. Next, you will see sentences that begin this reading. . For each slide, choose a word or a phrase that you feel is important. . She continues to spend much time contemplating this matter and has to date not been able to pin this slippery “fella” down. She hopes that by speaking to many – one day, she may chance upon a wise soul that will provide her with a “suitable” answer.. Didactic. : designed or intended to teach. Admonitory. : expressing admonition. Indignant: . feeling or showing anger because of something unjust or unworthy: filled with or marked by . indignation. . An emoticon argument. In emoticon land the emoticons were having a discussion, which was becoming quite heated due to anger, about which emotion was the most important.. They had decided that once they had all agreed which was the most important, that emotion would rule over the others.. What does this make you feel like?. What does this make you feel like?. What does this make you feel like?. What does this make you feel like?. What does this make you feel like?. What does this make you feel like?.