Dallin Harper's Eagle Project

Hear Ye,  Hear Ye!     

DALLIN HARPER's:  Community Service Opportunity 

SAVE THE DATE

March 16, 2013, 1 p.m. 

I would like to announce my Eagle Scout project at Shakespeare class.  

Since last fall, I have been working on researching, designing, and planting an orchard for the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma (1304 N Kenosha Ave, Tulsa).  So far, I have organized three major work days.  With the help of lots of volunteers, we have planted 12 juniper trees that serve as a windbreak to the orchard, dug over 200 feet of swales that will provide water harvesting for the orchard trees, and planted some of the fruit trees. 

On Saturday, March 16th at 1 pm, we'll be completing the project (and the last of four major work days) when we plant the rest of the trees (around 40).  Most of the trees are fruit trees but about 10 of them are not fruit trees but will serve as protection to the fruit trees from the hot western sun.  I could certainly use the help of volunteers. 

Thanks, Dallin Harper

CORONATIONS A KING A KING ! ! ! !

HEAR YE!   HEAR YE!   

COME  ONE !     COME ALL !!!!

 CORONATION PARTY!  

Each student is encouraged to watch seven plays

We have more Coronations scheduled for THIS WEEK!

The Right Honorable Dallin Harper and Sister Wilson have read, watched or listened to SEVENTEEN-- Yes, SEVENTEEN of Shakespeare's plays.

They have moved from peasant status, of no plays, through Commoner, one play,   surpassed Guildsman of two plays, Magistrate--three plays. They have surpassed Knight at four plays, Baron and Baroness at five, passed Count/Countess at six, March/Marchioness at seven, Duke/Duchess at nine and Prince/Princess at twelve.

She is NOW A QUEEN
AND DALLIN is our first KING

having watched, read or listened to seventeen plays of Shakespeare, and we are planning  CORONATIONS.

Feel free to bring her gifts of adulation from the common folk.  Gold or jewels will suit best.

Read Watch or Listen Made Easy

Comedy of Errors    Two sets of twins, masters and servants, lost at sea, mixed up in one town.
This is an easy play to fit the read/watch/listen list.  It has the words captioned at the bottom.

Comedy of Errors Part 1  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3n0gv9HwBQ
Comedy of Errors Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3n0gv9HwBQ
Comedy of Errors Part 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abVOb2UO2HE
Comedy of Errors Part 4  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abVOb2UO2HE
Part 5 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TtZXUPdSpw
Par 6  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpED3nbn9gs
Part 7 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwhGtIBDiBo
Part 8  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljljrWa8W9s

Shakespeare Tragedies Poster

If you can't read this check it out on pinterest or google it.  The artist is Caitlin Griffin.  Awesome I think.

Feb. 20 Challenge

This week as we finished class Sis. D. said, "BRING..."    Make sure you remember to bring a ________ this next week."

Can you remember what it was?  

We had a great time today learning how to learn to FAKE IT TO BECOME IT.

This week you could take the challenge and tell everyone you know about this idea.  Pass it around.

Joshua did a great job informing us of this important concept.  If we could all know this, we would be much more successful.

Here is the Link for That Talk.

Thanks again Joshua.  That was awesome!


Our auditions went well.

You guys are awesome.

Please bring a bit of Shakespeare trivia to enlighten us.

Here is a hint for what to bring...

WOWOWOWOWOWOW ! ! ! !

HEAR YE!    HEAR YE!!        

Two more Coronations This Week

Her Honor, Queen Mariah

and

Her Honor  Queen Makella

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Did you hear that they unearthed Richard III body in a parking lot in England?

TAKE THAT SHAKESPEARIANS!    AND see where it goes when you go in depth to find out more about something this week.  That is your challenge.  Take it deeper, search longer for something more  interesting to learn.

The Plan and Challenge for This Week

Auditions for parts - Memorize a paragraph
Be prepared to read a paragraph impromptu.

Bonus Quiz:  

This Week, the challenge is to bring a tidbit of
Shakespeare trivia to the classroom.  

Check out our Video Bar at the Right

Your mission... should you choose to accept it...

Okay, it's totally optional, but does encourage incentive.

Bring an intense video clip to class and I'll put it up for everyone to see.  It can be educational, inspirational, just class, high class.      In my Opinion, The Piano Guys are awesome and their Mission Impossible Theme is terrific.