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Games, activities and teaching ideas > WOD--Daffynition for Week 28, 2020
WOD--Daffynition for Week 28, 2020
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douglas
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WOD--Daffynition for Week 28, 2020
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Thanks to Gurnoor for choosing my daffynition. Here is the newest word for you to ponder and make us laugh: EUCATASTROPHE Let�s see what you�ve got. I really like this word, I hope it is not a repeat....if it is have fun anyway (or let me know and I will change it--no problem). Douglas |
6 Jul 2020
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Jayho
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Well, with the word �cat� in it, it�s gotta be about a cat eu = European Union Cat = the masters in the world of domestic pets
astrophe = the feeling of being stuck on earth So of course, it is a European feline feeling stuck on earth when it would rather be floating way above the earth
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6 Jul 2020
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maryse pey�
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Eureka ! Finally a tasty strophe ! My poem will be a masterpiece ! So EUCATASTROPHE is the cry of pleasure by a particularly satisfied poet... |
6 Jul 2020
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teresasimoes
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The main character of this story is so much similar to me that a eucatastrophe must happen for my happiness� sake. |
8 Jul 2020
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redcamarocruiser
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A eucatastrophe is a problem that often occurs in student writing. In the eucatastrophe the writer has forgotten to place appostrophes. The problem gets better in the higher grades as the level of education increases. euca- related to education, educate (just kidding. I just made that prefix up) catastrophe - disaster
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8 Jul 2020
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Gurnoor
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IT�S QUITE SIMPLE REALLY, JUST BREAK UP THE WORD INTO ITS COMPONENT PARTS. SO, EUC + ATAST + ROPHE = THE KETTLE + IS + BOILING. SEE? SO SIMPLE! OH, YOU�RE WELCOME! ANYTIME! :) |
8 Jul 2020
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douglas
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As one of my last actions before starting my 4-week vacation, I am tasked to choose a winner. Thanks for the creative contributions, but there can only be one and ....
Maryse is the winner!
Have a great weekend/month, Douglas
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10 Jul 2020
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