We will read interesting stories from Indian Mythology!
with Meera Deo
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Tag: Humanities
Wacky Stories
We will read Wacky Stories together!
with Meera Deo
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How to Read a Novel in 3 Easy Steps
Together we’ll explore the powers and drawbacks of long-form storytelling. We’ll spend our half-hour together talking novels. There’s no homework and nothing you need to do to prepare ahead of time!
During our time together we’ll focus on plot, character and the power of the novel to transform the worlds it represents.
with Katherine Voyles
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Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
Come read and discuss Mary Shelley’s 1819 novel Frankenstein!
with Julie Crawford
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Arabic 101
The Syllabus will include teaching young children basic Arabic alphabet, numbers from 1-10, and watching some fun Sesame Street clips in Arabic to familiarize themselves with the language.
with Nour Halabi
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Spanish 101 (Just for FuN!)
Food and Ordering in Español
with Elyse Higley
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Great Stories Read Aloud
This course features great stories that are not necessarily well known but are classics (or deserve to be). For example, the first story was The Bat Poet, an award-winning folktale by Randall Jarrett about a young bat who is unable to sleep during the day. For April 23 we will read “Wolf Story,” by William McCleery, a book about a father making up a story with the very active help of his five-year-old son and his son’s friend Stefan. The stories are great for K-2 kids, but older kids and precocious 4-year-olds will like them too. I have been reading aloud for decades, and my (young adult) children will join me.
with Allison Pugh
April 23
May 21
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A Chance to Play with Poetry!
All ages are welcome to come and read, write, and share ones together.
with Brendan Gillett
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Japanese 101
Come learn the basics of Japanese!
with Rachel Boellstorff
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So You Want to Be a Journalist
This course will teach students on the many facets of being a journalist, from finding story ideas to writing hard-news and feature articles and how to pitch ideas to editors.
with David Silverberg
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