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Heather Ordover
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Teachers have been using CraftLit®,Just-the-Books, andChop Bardpodcaststo help them Flip Teach since before there was a term for it. TED-ed’s site has created a great way for teachers to build their own flips (and were I still in the classroom I would be utilizing my entire summer to build flips with their video vault). But what if you don’t have time? With podcasts you run the risk of “you get...
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What Would Madame Defarge Knit?
by Heather Ordover (Goodreads Author) , Jen Minnis (Goodreads Author) — published 2011 |
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What Else Would Madame Defarge Knit
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Focus on Grammar, Interactive 2
by Arielle Eckstut, Heather Ordover (Goodreads Author), Eckstut — published 2008 |
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― Wilkie Collins, The Woman in White
― Wilkie Collins, The Woman in White
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-Gwen Goodnight”
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― Gustave Flaubert
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― Mahatma Gandhi
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Thanks for accepting my friend request, Heather! You can check out my attempt to read 100 works of classic literature in under 6 years here:http://6years45000pages.blogspot.com
He really is super, I agree, and I'd love to meet up at some future event, especially if it also involves dancing. :) The Trailing of the Sheep here in Idaho is amazing if you're ever in our neck of the woods. Arlen does Burns very well. We have an annual Burns night every January and Arlen recites beautifully. He keeps saying he wants to record for librivox, maybe you'll finally push him over the edge.
Diane wrote: "I'm looking forward to hearing the section of Dracula my husband is reading for you. I love his accent, and frequently require him to read to me while I knit/spin/cook/paint my nails. ;) "Heh.
I can see why you require this of him. All that, and he can cook too! You have a winnah!
He's getting rave reviews already. Someday we'll all have to be in the same place at the same time so you can teach me some of my ancestors' dances (Go Clan Macpherson!).
Maybe we'll have Arlen do some Robert Burns for us in the future?
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I'm blown away. I'll keep checking in!