Shaniqua Web Fansite Page
And here is also the collage I made, which is also the background of the fan page
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A place for students talk about this year's One Book One Philadelphia selection, What is The What by Dave Eggers.
Welcome!
This blog a place for students from Philadelphia and beyond to share their responses to What is the What. Possible posts include:
- Reflections about the book
- Personal essays or narratives
- Creative writing inspired by the book
- Non-written work: drawings, photographs, audio files... show us what you've got!
- Reflections about the book
- Personal essays or narratives
- Creative writing inspired by the book
- Non-written work: drawings, photographs, audio files... show us what you've got!
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Even if you don't post your own entry on the blog, you can participate by leaving comments! You do not need an email address or login for this.
Some ways to start your comments about the entires:
-This made me think about…
-I wonder why…
-Your post made me think that we should...
-I wish I understood why…
-This is important because...
-I can relate to this…
-I discovered…
Some ways to start your comments about the entires:
-This made me think about…
-I wonder why…
-Your post made me think that we should...
-I wish I understood why…
-This is important because...
-I can relate to this…
-I discovered…
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Students reading What is the What can post blog entries on the topic of their choice. Students must first obtain a login name from their teacher or instructor.
Teachers interested in obtaining a login for this website should contact the site administrator at: onebookadmin at gmail dot com.
Teachers interested in obtaining a login for this website should contact the site administrator at: onebookadmin at gmail dot com.
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One Book Campaign
Learn more about the 2007 One Book Campaign at the website of the Free Library of Philadelphia. This year's campaign includes lectures, discussions, screenings, and two lectures by author Dave Eggers.
4 comments:
I like it this collidge really send out a message when you sit down to examine it I like how you put all images in the background and put peace in the front
I really like this collage. I think it shows alot about everything that went on in Sudan and in the refugee camps. I like how Shaniqua put all the different people on it like the soliders, the skulls, the little kids crying. It really gives good details about what happened in the story just by looking at it.
Your project is like so cool. Maybe mine would've looked better if i printed it in color. but you know what it is still pretty. And the myspace layout is so neat. Your work shows your creativity and your understanding of this book. I like the contrast of how the pictures are laid out. It's pretty and is definitely a work of art.
Your project is very symbolic and you captured the sadness of the warin your callage.I think it is hot.And the picture of the skull very cool.
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