Hear It Here

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  • Maura Monahan
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This is an audio assignment where you will need to use homophones – words that sound the same with different meanings (hear/here, bee/be, dear/deer, etc.). Using as many homophones as you can, write and record a brief story or poem.

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@hannahbruns7

Hear it Here

One day I was sure I wanted to go to the shore. I mean who doesn’t want to see the sea? I hopped in the

sscott3

I Guessed I Was A Guest

For my final assignment of the week, I tried something a bit new.  Seeing as this is a “digital storytelling” class, I decided to write

ahowlan2

The Traveling Serf

Another audio assignment i chose was Hear it Here. This assignment included thinking of a bunch of homophones and writing either a poem or short

mblack

Am I A Player? (Audio Poetry)

The second audio assignment I chose was Here It Here (worth 1 star). The goal was to write a poem/story, using homophones (words that

klamb912

Homowhat?

To be completely honest, when I read this assignment, I had completely forgotten what homophones were.  It’s been a long time since the 2nd

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