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Submitted by: Reyna Miller
Each and every day you hear about reports, book reviews, term papers and some tests. It is no surprise because you are a student. Being a learner means facing numerous challenges and being able to cope with them if you want to get desired degree. Students are different, and not everyone has writing talent and can cope with assignments with ease. What is the best way out? - you may wonder. Right, to find a reliable academic helper that will assist you any time you are in a difficult situation and can’t cope with written tasks. Have no idea what ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
Merriam-Webster keeps a year-by-year list of when words were first recorded, or first recorded as being used in a particular sense. Each year gives us a list of somewhat random unusual and mundane words. Your challenge: Take the list from some significant year, such as the year of your birth, and build a poem from the words on the list. You don't need to be limited to just the list, unless you choose to do so. Any kind of poem will do - just make it meaningful. Assignment inspired by the ever-inspirational Amy Burvall
So far, 2 people have completed this assignment and it has 421 views.
Submitted by: Mary Katherine Bessette
A poem that corrsponds to Degas' in a cafe
So far, 20 people have completed this assignment and it has 727 views.
Submitted by: Anonymous
People often forget about how beautiful the world is, the way the treese blow in the wind, how flowers bloom in the spring and how amazing the grass feels on our feet. We come from a generation where the only beauty we actually see is over an electronic. Go outside every once in a while, smell the fresh hair and the flowers, lay down on a blanket in the grass and look up at the sky and see how the clouds look, We dont really live in a bad world, you are just blinded by what you see. Show me ...
So far, 14 people have completed this assignment and it has 763 views.
Submitted by: Briana Edmunds
Legends, myth, and folklore: There thousands of tales and varieties that exist in the world, but sometimes it takes too long to share your favorite one. Take your favorite myth, legend, or folktale, or find a new one, and wrap it up into a haiku. You can either do the myth as a whole, or focus on your favorite interpretation or essence of it.
So far, 5 people have completed this assignment and it has 610 views.
Submitted by: Francesca Maisano
There is a page on Wikipedia, called Wikipedia:Random, where you can click the link and get brought to a random page on Wikipedia. For this assignment, go to the link and then click on the words Special:Random. Whatever page you get, somehow incorporate it into a short story involving whatever theme your class has. Feel free to use other Wikipedia pages and other programs such as Google Earth to research more about your page if you have no idea what it is or if you want to find more information for your story. After writing your story explain what page ...
So far, 13 people have completed this assignment and it has 940 views.
Submitted by: Rachel Harris
What is your biggest fear? Is it spiders... heights... snakes... needles? Have you ever thought about what your fear might think of you? Write a short story of a terrifying event from the perspective of your fear. You never know... they might be just as scared as you are!
So far, 9 people have completed this assignment and it has 673 views.
Submitted by: Caroline
Write a Haiku about a movie you have watched for this class
So far, 7 people have completed this assignment and it has 682 views.
Submitted by: Katie Hartraft
What if plants and animals could all communicate without humans understanding? Write either about a conversation between two non-human living things or through the point of view of one non-human witnessing people go about their daily lives. How would a really old tree feel about having always been in the same place but everything change around it? What would a squirrel feel towards pesky humans who always scare them away? Be creative, go deep or go humorous, have fun!
So far, 10 people have completed this assignment and it has 873 views.
Submitted by: Martha
When the apocalypse happens, it won't just happen to humans. Everything on Earth will feel the effects. Write a story from the perspective of a non-human thing or being. Tell us how the end of the world has changed their existence for the better or worse.
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