PPT-Reader: Maggie

O k lahomaKansas tornado outbreak By Maggie Maya and Max t was destructive It had several overshooting tops It had a advancedv signature It had an upperlevel shortwave in the afternoon. Complete security begins with 3M Passports, ePassports, ID cards, visas and driver’s licensesMagnetic stripe, contact smartcard, RFID and UHF optionsOCR and RF reading plus 400dpi visible, infrar July 2014. The new ebrary Reader. Built . entirely with user input. . – Student researchers . worked with . us to perfect the Reader and the user experience.. Uses . modern . web technology. . – We designed it to meet the expectations of our next generation library . Intriguing Literature Forces the Reader to Ask Questions. Discuss. Why would an author choose to leave information out of his story? . 2. How do we, as readers, reliably fill in this information? . To Make an Inference . Act 1. Dissatisfied woman prostrates herself before a man. Brick indifferent. She poses, undresses, changes – seductive and vulnerable . He remains cold – look of disgust. Maggie in the mirror – ‘hideous transformation’ into ‘Maggie the cat’. It is important to attract the reader’s attention right from the start . so . they want to read . the story or paragraph..   . A “hook” is a one-sentence device . placed . at the beginning of a. 6. Young Reader Age 4-. 6. A . magical book exploring many kinds of green; lush green of a forest on a late spring day, the fresh juicy green of a just-cut lime, the incandescent green of a firefly and the vivid aquamarine of a tropical sea. . She interacts . with the . children in . French and. Spanish.. Places are limited so book early to avoid disappointment!. Nursery Sessions. These sessions last 40 minutes and are designed to capture your child's interest in languages in a fun and easy way. The children will meet ‘Maggie the puppet’ who will interact with them in Spanish or French, teaching them new vocabulary without them even realising it. . 6 MORNIN an Reader. Cong. ; ; ; Reader. ; Cong. ; Reader. ; Cong. ; a Reader. Cong. Reader. Cong. ; ; ; Reader. ; Cong, ; fierce ; 0 Why?. In order for year 11 pupils to access their GCSE exams effectively to achieve pupils need to have an average reading age of at least 15 years. 25% of year 11 pupils in the UK have a reading age less than 11 years old.. most . common, imagery may appeal to any of the senses. Good writers often attempt to appeal . to . several senses.. The children were screaming and shouting in the fields. - “Screaming” and “shouting” appeal to our sense of hearing or auditory sense. 2. Light. Shining the Light. Session . 6. Police Evidence . PowerPoint. © Original resource copyright Hamilton Trust, who give permission for it to be adapted as wished by individual users.. We refer you to our warning, at the foot of the block overview, about links to other websites.. What are context clues?. Context clues are bits of information from the text along with prior knowledge that allow the reader to decide the meaning of unknown words in the text being read.. A reader must act like a detective and put together the clues from the text surrounding the unknown word in order to make an intelligent “guess” about the word’s meaning.. Tennessee . Williams. Notes adapted from . SparkNotes. .. Act 1 - Task . In groups, discuss:. Maggie and Brick’s relationship. The use of symbolism – Brick’s crutch; Maggie’s Diana trophy. The use of setting, particularly the bed and the console. Page 1of 4transcript I am a nationally-certified closed captioner but this is not a certified transcript it is to be used for informational purposes only--Kathy Robsonx0000x0000 Les Its 745Were talkin