A Christmas Carol free audiobooks through YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3fN_-rupwo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UASXmplfARc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glOe8tfDQag&list=PLCF91D97E68D919F1
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Video 1
Charles Dickens: From Books to Film
Video 2
Charles Dickens (Part 1 of 3)
http://youtu.be/SEYdX5_U0Yg?t=6m32s
Video 3
Horrible Histories - Victorian Work Song
Monday, October 27, 2014
Monday, August 4, 2014
BLOGGING TIPS FROM MISS BAUDINET
PLEASE READ!!!
1. Please read as many posts as you can before responding. Please do NOT repeat comments that have been made by other students. Posts that show thoughtfulness and originality will receive the highest grades.
2. Remember, you do not have to ask a question. You may also post a critique, criticizing something in the story you disliked, found unrealistic, etc. A good criticism can be much stronger than a hastily typed question with an obvious answer.
3. As pages begin to get crowded with comments, all students should press control and the F key to bring up the "find" feature. Type your name into the search area that will open up in order to make sure that you find all the places people have responded to you. This is the easiest way to find and answer my question for you along with other people's comments relating to your post. Also, when responding to someone else's post, click the "reply" button directly below the post you are responding to.
PLEASE READ!!!
1. Please read as many posts as you can before responding. Please do NOT repeat comments that have been made by other students. Posts that show thoughtfulness and originality will receive the highest grades.
2. Remember, you do not have to ask a question. You may also post a critique, criticizing something in the story you disliked, found unrealistic, etc. A good criticism can be much stronger than a hastily typed question with an obvious answer.
3. As pages begin to get crowded with comments, all students should press control and the F key to bring up the "find" feature. Type your name into the search area that will open up in order to make sure that you find all the places people have responded to you. This is the easiest way to find and answer my question for you along with other people's comments relating to your post. Also, when responding to someone else's post, click the "reply" button directly below the post you are responding to.
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
The Hound of the Baskervilles
This story, set in 1890s England, is a Sherlock Holmes mystery involving an unexplained death and the legend of a fiery, ferocious hound. Share your thoughts with your classmates by clicking on your group and adding comments.
Group A
Cameron Smith, Lauren Chapman, Victoria Rego, Kaitlin Corso, Meghan Maguire, Merissa S. Robertson, Natasha Zaarour, Jorge Biaggi, James Lawrence, Maggie McLaughlin, Joscelyn Rebello, Samantha Pearlstein, Isaih O’Sullivan, Maddie Bessette
Group B
Kate Blazejewski, Jakob Margetta, Sam Choiniere, Anna Wagner, Caleigh D’Angelo, Rachel Erwin, Ava Smith, Catherine O’Connor, Meaghan Lancaster, Salima Amiji, Evan Andrews, Jocelyn Taylor, Caitlin Neary, Yiming Zhao, Danny Billard
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