Monday, May 31, 2010

MEAT

I'M BRINGING MY MEAT!

Mrs. Moon

So im back from orientation! It was great and im so excited about the fall. I wanted to check to make sure I had everything for tomorrow. What all is due?? are we going to be ale to work at all during class>?

Friday, May 28, 2010

Pics




Here are the pics from today! What a fun day!

Remember to work on your book report and bring something for our party on Tuesday. Have a wonderful and SAFE Memorial Day!

Hope to see you at the game tonight!




Wednesday, May 26, 2010

By the way...

Gotta get this off my chest: I am really not the type of person to flaunt my successes and stuff. But, I do it, always jokingly, because yall in particular always joke around about how vain and cocky I am, and that's fine. I think it's funny. I just hope that yall can differentiate between when I'm kidding and when I'm serious, because....I'm never serious. I hate people like that. Had to say it.

George Orwell Quote

Coincidence?: the quote of the day on my Google start page is this:
"On the whole human beings want to be good, but not too good, and not quite all the time."
-George Orwell

study guides

hey mrs. moon, would it be possible to get all the study guides not including the ones from book 2 of 1984? If not, and you wish to make a point about organization, i will understand, but if it is possible, it would be greatly appreciated.
thank you.
Julian.

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Oh my CONFUCIOUS!!!

Whatever shall I do with all of these awards? I guess just put them in my "Awards Room"....

Read up

Check this out...

Julian you missed some heavy stuff today!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solipsism

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Simpsons tomorrow

Don't forget to get permission from your parents so that you can watch The Simpsons with me tomorrow!

How about a quiz?

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Aaarrrgghhh

I can't see any comments on the blog! This is frustrating! Anyone know the deal?

Kat, about your come-on to me in class today

i really do like you a lot, and you're such a nice girl..
but i'm going to have to sadly reject your invitation.

hmm....

Mrs. Moon,
Today in class you said to read through Goldsteins book---- but the calendar says to read only to 152--- which is right before the letters...... Which is correct? Did I hear you wrong?

Let me know
Kat

Monday, May 17, 2010

Old pictures




Here I am during my student teaching days at New Hanover. Do you think I look different?
And check out a young Taylor! So sweet and innocent! (Look at Raleigh! Ha!)

Sunday, May 16, 2010

oh my god

holy crap im so hungover i drank like 30 beers and puked m guts out all over the tv. i don't know what happened last night. i dot remember anything about the past 48 hours. i woke up in a field this morning eating the carcass of a deer

Helo Class

So Mrs. Moon, You know how when I left Thursday from school because I was sick.... Well I ended up running a fever that day and had a crazy cough and headache through out the weekend---- clearly not faking...
Any ways, I was wondering what pages we needed to read through for 1984? Are we still on track? And, when is our book report due? has there been a decision made about that yet?

Friday, May 14, 2010

You Swallow Propaganda Like A Birth Control Pill, Selling Your Soul To The Eye On Back Of The Dollar Bill

"Cause the heart that betrays itself willingly,
it's like a nation, that trades freedom for stability.
It's so seductive to be cold and corrupted,
and isolated, trying to be an independent republic.
But liberty, to be loved on the surface is worthless,
the sacrifice of revolution with no purpose.
Take it from a criminal searching for his redemption,
cursing the God, desperately trying to get his attention!"

!viva la revolucion!

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Cmon

Classmates, if we are going to have Blog Wars, you people need to start responding to some of the attacks and insults that are being thrown around! MRS. MOON CALLED US KIDS!!!! WE AREN'T KIDS!!!!!!

YOU have now ENTERED.....

the school of CONFUCIOUS!!!!!

Be nice, kids

Yay for the intellectual debate we are having.

However, we must be kind and respectful to each other's opinions. The great thing about teaching smart kids is the fact that I don't have to worry about pettiness creeping in.

We must be able to hear each other while really listening, process another's opinion, and either agree or respectfully disagree.

No yelling or talking over each other will be tolerated in class. I want to finish our anticipation guide tomorrow, and hopefully we can.

Great class today! I've been bragging to all my teacher friends about how great you all are and how interesting our discussion was today. I'm so lucky!

Let's be able to continue this. Trust me, you all will want to be able to have discussions as we read 1984!

Hmmmm...

It have come to my attention that there are many idealists in this class, and a few realists. To the idealists: I would be one of you, if we live in perfect world. But we do not. Idealism has been exemplified in history many time to be ineffective. Ever hear of prohibition, the Kellog-Briand Pact of the 1920's, isolationism of the 30's, etc? All were unrealistic, but were idealistic, and ended up causing more problems than they solved. So that is reason why I am a realist, because the world is not perfect, and you have to approach problems with realistic solutions and not try to abide by certain principles that (you think) are set in stone. Principles may guide you in your thinking, but there always is a gray area, and principles can not always be counted on. It is this way, and only this way, that progress is ever made. Do you think that if we lived in the 80's idealists would have supported Reagan's expansion of the military? No, and while it was (and still is) controversial from both perspectives, you could not have counted on the USSR to decrease the size of their military if Reagan had followed an idealistic approach such as a decrease in the size of the US military. Reagan's solution was....realistic, and now we have the ability to maintain a classroom discussion over simpler things without worrying about a nuclear holocaust.

The government put me on a list for listening to this

i couldnt pick just one.
and of course i would put some music up here.
and of course i would instigate

For (my boy) Andrew.

Number Twice

AND FOR LAUREN
ShakurSpeare


An INTERVIEW BY THAT ARTIST

Monday, May 10, 2010

Hint, hint

So, for tonight's reading, you may want to make yourself a little chart of what exactly goes in A, B, & C Vocabulary. It's a little difficult to comprehend, so making a chart may help you with your quiz tomorrow...

Read slowly for now. But, don't worry, the rest isn't written in that manner at all.

Don't forget we are in the lab tomorrow at 10:20. Meet in my room.

I heard you guys were talking about me today.

I know and see all.

I AM OPRAH GAIL WINFREY AND I DID NOT PEE MY PANTS.

Sunday, May 9, 2010

......sexy......

Quaaaack. ;)

It's true!

I've been to Mars! That's why there's no life on it....

Thursday, May 6, 2010

What is going on???

Well, you all are taking your exam now and I am sitting alone in my classroom thinking about you all!

Let me know when you are done how it went!!!

Call me at Laney: 350-2089 ext. 327

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

GOOD LUCK!!!!

Good luck tomorrow! You can do it!! Have confidence!!

For the multiple choice...

1. Wear a watch.
2. Note the time you begin.
3. Choose the multiple choice section that appeals to you the most.
4. Note 15 minutes on your paper. (Your stop time).
5. Read the whole selection (twice for a shorter piece)
6. Answer the questions using POE. If you can get down to 2, guess!

Try to get to all of your selections. Remember, you are trying to miss only 3-4 per selection! If time is running out, DO NOT just randomly guess. You will be losing points.

For the essays...

1. Note the time you begin.
2. Allow 40 minutes per essay. Note your stop time on your paper.
3. Choose the essay that appeals to you the most.
4. Work the prompt. Understand what is being asked.
5. Annotate the prose or poetry piece. Underline the literary devices you see.
6. Create a literary device/effect chart.
7. Write a thesis.
8. Write a perfect first paragraph with author and title (if applicable) and thesis.
9. Divide into paragraphs.
10. Write an awesome essay!
11. EDIT!

Tonight:
1. Get some sleep!
2. Repeat a positive mantra as you fall asleep.

Tomorrow morning:
1. Eat breakfast!!
2. Leave with plenty of time
3. NO PHONES!

On a sad note...I won't be able to join you all for lunch tomorrow. There is no one in this whole darn school to cover the first bit of my 3rd block. But don't worry--we'll party it up on Wednesday!

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Did you see me & other stuff

Did you watch my show on channel 5 tonight? You missed a hum- dinger. Ha ha.

This week is teacher appreciation week. Why don't you write a little note to your favorite teacher (not me). Teachers love little things. (Thanks for my treat today, Madison.) Seriously. Do it.

Don't forget your homework.

ME, chuck norris

I have the ability to slam a rotating door.

Sunday, May 2, 2010

By the way

Most ninjas grow up wanting to be like me, but in the end, they wind up getting killed by me.

Tomorrow, tomorrow, I'll Love ya tomorrow...

Yo so Mrs. Moon, i was thinking, can i just come in tomorrow morning at 7? love you :))