Dan Schnell

  3 meerkats having trouble finding the house and they were with lion. but they with lion . Meerkat said ‘I am very sad I can't find my home “” Lion said “” come to stay  to my house “” Meerkat said”” what should I to do “” Lion= “” you can live here””   Meerkat  =”” thank you so much “” the end! Enable Ginger Cannot connect to Ginger Check your internet connection or reload the browser Disable in this text field Rephrase Rephrase current sentence Edit in Ginger × Enable Ginger Cannot connect to Ginger Check your internet connection or reload the browser Disable in this text field Rephrase Rephrase current sentence Edit in Ginger ×

  One day there was a meerkat having trouble finding its home.  Meerkat said ''I am very sad I can't find my home." Lion said, " Come to stay at my house." Meerkat asked, " What should I do?" Lion said, '' You can live here." Meerkat yelled, " Thank you so much!" Enable Ginger Cannot connect to Ginger Check your internet connection or reload the browser Disable in this text field Rephrase Rephrase current sentence Edit in Ginger × Enable Ginger Cannot connect to Ginger Check your internet connection or reload the browser Disable in this text field Rephrase Rephrase current sentence Edit in Ginger ×

  Finish the story! Take your edited paragraph from #1 on the parts of speech exercise and finish the story! (You have added adverbs and adjectives to this passage: “I was walking through the forest. The wind was blowing. The trees were shaking. The leaves on the ground crunched when I walked on them. I got a chill and pulled my jacket tighter around me. I heard a scream behind me and spun around. All I could see were shadows.”) Use your new version of this passage as a story starter and write the rest of the story! Keep in mind that your story should have a beginning, a middle, and an end. This is a FICTION writing exercise so your imagination is the only limit! I was walking through the forest. The wind was blowing. The trees were shaking. The leaves on the ground crunched when I walked on them. I got a chill and pulled my jacket tighter around me. I heard a scream behind me and spun around. All I could see were shadows. Because the earth was the spin the whole world because i wa...

  Blog Post #2: Look over your essay about what you’re never going to do again. What is the overall “lesson” that you learned from that experience? See if you can put that lesson into 1 basic sentence as a general statement. It may help to think about the lessons we learn from fables (ex.: “It can be scary to try new things but it can be a good experience.” or “It is important to take personal responsibility.” Etc.). Take that basic sentence and expand on your thoughts about that lesson. Was this an important lesson for you? Why or why not? Should other people learn this lesson? 2 paragraphs minimum. (A paragraph is made up of complete sentences, starts with an introductory sentence, contains supporting details, and ends with a conclusion sentence.) My lesson is that I will never do it again after hurting my arm and going to the hospital because I was being crumbly and aware of my surroundings. And also I was in elementary school me and my friend was doing stupid stuff. And also I ...

  COPY AND PASTE EVERYTHING BELOW INTO YOUR BLOG AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS. First, underline all of the NOUNS and bold all of the VERBS . Then, add at least 4 adjectives and 4 adverbs: I was walking through the forest. The wind was blowing. The trees were shaking. The leaves on the ground crunched when I walked on them. I got a chill and pulled my jacket tighter around me. I heard a scream behind me and spun around. All I could see were shadows.   Make all of the ADVERBS red: Today I helped my mom cook dinner. We carefully cut the vegetables and slowly placed them into a boiling pot of water. Next, mom quickly browned the chicken and patiently let it cook through. She works fast. I eagerly waited for my next job, which was to gently s prinkle spiced into the soup. But, I accidentally poured in too much cumin. I quietly told my mom my mistake and she sweetly told me that, as a child, she had coincidentally made the same mistake . Now, I realize that coo...