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- The Third Wish by Joan Aiken - worldofteaching. com
Brainstorming Activity Think about “Wishing ” What kinds of things do you wish for? What wishing customs can you think of? On a sheet of notebook paper, write down all you know about wishing Did you think about Wishing wells? Did you think about Aladdin and the Genie? Did you think about Throwing pennies in a fountain?
- Carol Ann Duffy - Mrs Sutherlands English Classroom
‘Havisham’ The speaker in the poem is the character of Miss Havisham, taken from the Dickens novel ‘Great Expectations’ In the novel, she is deserted at the altar on her wedding day by her husband-to-be She is completely devastated and never recovers
- Dreaming Black Boy by James Berry - CSEC Subjects
The poem might be seen as a wish list which draws attention to the areas in which this boy sees the need for change The word wish is used twelve times He dreams and wishes for the rights that should be bestowed to all human beings - recognition and love, the freedom of movement, freedom in the choice of careers and speech Written Task 1
- The Mixed-Up Chameleon
I wish I could be big and white like a polar bear And the chameleon’s wish came true But was it happy? No! I wish I could be handsome like a flamingo I wish I could be smart like a fox I wish I could swim like a fish I wish I could run like a deer I wish I could see things far away like a giraffe I wish I could hide in a shell like a
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The ITP World Impact Survey (I-WISh) is a collaborative investigation among global ITP experts, patient organisations and Novartis that analysed the real-world impact of ITP on patients’:
- Parachute program
Conflict Management Program:Parachute is a 10-week program designed for 11-19 year olds to help them manage and resolve conflicts in their relationships at home and school Program Goals:
- TRADITION THREE Our membership ought to include all who . . .
TRADITION THREE Our membership ought to include all who suffer from alcoholism Hence we may refuse none who wish to recover Nor ought A A membership ever depend upon money or conformity Any two or three alcoholics gathered together for sobriety may call themselves an A A group, provided that, as a group, they have no other affiliation
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