New version of Sugar OS on USB

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There is also the possibility of reading them aloud, using Read Etexts Activity. The Sugar on a Stick program can now be downloaded on any USB flash drive, ...

Sugar on a Stick : la version 2 debarque pour les fetes

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Vous pouvez par exemple proceder a la lecture de livres a haute voix grace a l'Activite Read Etexts . Les enfants ont aussi la possibilite de construire ...

Sugar-Stick v2 "Blueberry" foerdert E-Lesen

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Fuer E-Books gibt es unter anderem die neue Aktivitaet "Read Etexts ", die E-Books laut vorliest. Mit Sugar sollen Kinder sogar ihre eigenen E-Books erstellen ...



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What is the theme of the short story "Regret" by: Kate chopin?
Q. Here is the link to the text of that story
Asked by khalaf q - Fri Jan 4 08:48:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The theme is in the title - regret. The woman in the story has lived a lonely life, and she thought she was happy with the life she had. Then, these four rambuctious children were thrown into her care - literally- and she began to truly live. For the first time she began to realize all the joys and sadness that life brings. Then when the joy in her life is taken away she realizes how empty her life is, and that is what brings the theme of regret - regret that she didn't live life to its fullest, regret that she didn't want that priceless joy in her life, and regret that she was too old to try and find it. Hope this helped:-)
Answered by Mom - Fri Jan 4 14:06:05 2008

Does anyone know about the poem 'The Laboratory' by Robert Browning?
Q. i need to write bout the methods he used for this poem or techniques here is a link to the poem >> can anyone find a methaphor that links to anger in this poem plz help 10 points to best answer :)
Asked by Hayley - Thu Nov 6 16:20:24 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The 'mask' is metaphorical and literal. The narrator is hiding beind a mask. 'Devils Smity'- heat, passion, destruction. 'laugh at me'- jealousy. Lots of alliteration - 'grind, mash'. The violent language reflects the narrators state of mind. She will give all her money for the poison, greed and corruption. 'You may kiss me' - she has lost her morals, she descends into madness. 'brush this dust off' - guilt, the literal dust and also the possibility of being caught.
Answered by Dan _ - Thu Nov 6 16:25:39 2008

Writing a Poem For English- Need Some Help?
Q. I have to write a poem under the following criteria, it just so happens that it's the same style that Walt Whitman wrote "The Artilleryman's Vision." The above is a link. Anyway the criteria is: -10 lines -17-18 syllables per line -Use semicolons and commas -One big sentence so to speak(no periods) -Must have 3 cases of an onomatopoeia -Has to be about a personal experience. My personal experience: In May of 2008, I had my very first seizure. The night prior, I stayed up later than I usually do. The next morning when my grandmother woke me for school, I wasn t feeling well, but I decided to get up and see how I felt. I went into the bathroom to brush my teeth, and I fell backwards. Three to five minutes later, when I regained… [cont.]
Asked by baby_bella_girl101 - Sat Feb 28 14:45:51 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It's not really a poem is it you've really just got your story line under line & you don't need to be so specific in a poem.Check the following...sorry if it's no help my catastrophe i woke up one morning, prepared for school and went to brush my teeth And then i was looking at firemen, no longer on my feet Off I went in an ambulance, to find out what was wrong with me I was put in a bed, with all white sheets, & they explained my catastrophe A seizure is what they said. What on earth could that be? They explained some more but I still cannot tell Exactly what happened to me So here I am with Grandma, alive and well and free I have some potion, which stop my seizures And there's nothing more wrong with me ...Hope i've helped a… [cont.]
Answered by Chelly - Sat Feb 28 15:35:22 2009