I Like To Eat This Cake

Objective: At the end of this lesson, students will be able to classify sentences according to their type of sentence structure.

page 124- “Looka heah, Tea Cake, if you ever go off from me and have a good time lak dat and then come back heah tellin’ me how nice Ah is, Ah specks tuh kill yuh dead. You heah me?”

This is the first free written task that we were assigned this year, which is why I chose to pick something that was close to a normal piece of writing. I wanted to get familiar with this text type; something I am more familiar with, before moving to something complexed, which i am unfamiliar with. I also find, that I am less panicked when a

I like to eat, eat, eat ee-ples and bee-nee-nees Now change the vowel sound to I:

Criss-cross applesauce I sat upon the rock with the Froggy book upon my lap. The afternoon sunlight hitting upon the pages and illuminating the text. Eyes wandering left, right, up, and down as I see the boy running through the grass and getting on his bike to roam through the rocky driveway. I dare not leave my spot for the sake of his safety and remain seated, opening my backpack to start on the vocabulary words assigned for English class that week. The words of my mother from the morning are in the back of my mind, ¨Llegó pronto y cuida mucho a tu hermanito, te quiero mucho.¨

I was offered coffee and took a seat beside an older gentleman at the head of the table. As I sat down, I was brought a basket that contained assorted candy. After everyone had retrieved their coffee and was settled in, the meeting began. The leader of the meeting began with reading the AA Preamble. After she was

Avery and Garrett spent their time trying to perfect the baked potatoes and macaroni and cheese they picked out. Every person there had so much excitement for the meal that we’d worked throughout the day to bring together. Finally it was done. The burgers were done. The sides were done. The cookies were done (and frosted very well, I must add.) The guests were arriving every few seconds and the red, white, and blue balloons were everywhere you looked. Dinner was laid out in a hurry and eaten in the same hurry. Seconds were had, and the night was one that I will remember for the rest of my

When the unfriendly staff unlocks the door, the beauty of temporary freedom puts a smile on my face. We walk in single file, with boys on one side and girls on the other. After they?ve checked us up, we put our hands behind a backs and walk towards the dining hall to eat breakfast, which consists of muesli and lukewarm water.

The article “Baked in the cake”by Richard Wolf is relevant to our class because it’s a perfect example of discrimination in the business industry. Jack Phillips owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop declined to make a wedding cake for a same - sex couple. He fights a lawsuit that compels him to make cakes for gay couples because of his religious objections.

I went and poked his shoulder, afraid he might get angry or scared. He turned around calmly, and looked at both of us before attempting to speak. "Haohheohaohhheoaoaohheoahoheoahhheohoooahahheeoeoa." he said, not realizing that we couldn't understand him. I tilted my head to the side, and raised one eyebrow, hoping he understood my confusion. He quickly wrote down what he said, but when he showed us what he wrote, it wasn't in English. "Hold on a second, I've seen these symbols before," I said, frantically searching through the list of fonts on my phone. "Ah-ha! It's wingdings!" I practically yelled. "Well can ya translate it?" Will asked me. "Well of course I can, why wouldn't I be able to?" I asked him, typing in the characters into a translator. "It says: 'Help me, I can't function the machine correctly'. Huh, what kind of a machine is it?" I asked him, my translator ready. "He says it's a restoration machine, and if we help him he'll be able to talk correctly again." I

Dreya- for tomorrow I plan on working with her a little bit more when it comes to completing the thought of the sentence. When I asked what did the boy like? She said going on vacation. I asked how would I have known that by reading her sentence? She said everyone likes vacation. I want to work with her on communicating through writing.

     The band had a special meeting planned after we played the music for our church’s Thanksgiving Supper. We showed up to the church on a cold Saturday morning, making our way to the auditorium. We began to discuss the

I hummed along to the radio that always played in the kitchen as I cooked. My body move back and forth to the catchy tune while I iced a lemon pound cake. As the pots on the stove bubbled and spit steam, the timer started buzzing on the counter top. The turkey was ready, and I couldn’t wait to see how it looked. After baking it all night, I was finally about to pull the big bird out of the oven.

Most of them were taken, but then I saw Jack and he waved at me and yelled: “Hey, over here!” I walked over to him and said: “Hey, what's up?” “Not much,” he said “We didn’t really do anything, all the teachers just had us learn the other people's names and what they liked.” We kept taking throughout lunch, and then the bell rang. “See ya later,” he said “See ya,” I said.

After we were assigned a table, we searched through the menu for the perfect meal. The interior of the place was homey and warm. The atmosphere excited and joyful. As we waited for our meals we talked about everything that had been going on. I told them about the weird