This is it...our last post. You know what to do because you have been doing it well for the past couple of weeks. I want to remind you to take a nice, long, hard, and thoughtful look at the rubric because when I go read your blogs (in the next couple of days, I hope!), I will be using it to grade your posts. Here is the link once again!
I hope that the majority of you enjoyed the blogging experience. Most importantly, I hope you enjoyed reading A Doll's House. I think most will agree that it was drama, drama, drama! However, it was delightful to see some of the students engulf themselves in the play. I appreciate all of your patience, hard work, and devotion, which contributed to making our blogging experience a pleasant one.
Now we need to hold on for two more full weeks. We have a hectic schedule ahead of us and without your cooperation, we won't get far (and neither will your grade since your Final exam depends on the short stories and the review).
In less than one month, we will all be here....
A teacher can dream, can't she? ;)
-Miss.C.Santos
we all don't go to Portugal to vacation Miss. Santos so please don't rub it in :] JK
ReplyDeleteThat picture isn't in Portugal Kathy. I don't know where it is, it just looked nice. I'm sure you all have your own version of Paradise. ;)
ReplyDeletei just wanna jump in that water
ReplyDeleteHey there's 2 chairs in the picture, who wants to join me lolz.
ReplyDeleteNO DUDES
Hmmmm Malik I don't think you could count because i c more than 2 chairs and its Ms. Santos' paradise so don't ruin for her... god! JK Lik
ReplyDeleteUmmm Ms. Santos is there any other good plays by Henrik Ibsen that has as much drama as A Doll's House.
ReplyDeletewell there's 2 chairs in the front so dont spoil my fun stephanie
ReplyDeleteHi Miss Santos (: its Jarinette Byee
ReplyDeleterevenge can be a terrible fate, If it was me I just let it go. If not, then I'll take my anger on somebody else
ReplyDeleteBlogging, How Fun ???? !!! - ___ -
ReplyDeleteCake On A Water Front :) And Blogging? How Sweet ? -.- - ARIANA JAY .
ReplyDeleteI like Julius Caesar. It's interesting but tragic at the same time. Ms. Santos, thank you for letting us read it this year in class. You're awesome.
ReplyDeleteCake, Paradise? I think this play is going to be nothing like a piece of cake :/ ? I Smell Something fishy in the water .
ReplyDelete- Ariana Jay .