COUNTABLES & UNCOUNTABLES

Occitan Poetry

Today, The Holmes have practised Countable & Uncountable and have read the third chapter of The Ghost of Canterville.

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They’ve corrected some exercises and played some games of vocabulary. They also have listened to another Grandma’s story about the Catharism and its conception of life and spirituality; the Occitan Poetry and the role of the poets in the court during the Middle-Age.

After that, they’ve talked again about how to create a story paying attention to an important element: Linchpin.

Next, they’ve written a haiku to honour their travel to Japan.

Finally, they’ve created an invented story about Robin Hood and his adventures. It has been a little difficult because it was the first time that they did something like this but they’ve done it very well.

This afternoon, the family has received some news: for one hand, Luisa is fine and she’s resting in the hotel with the rest of the family and her towel; for other hand, The Grandma is sad, again, because Alan and René, two closer friends, have decided to go to a journey without return.

That's it then.
Cancel the kitchen scraps for lepers and orphans, 
no more merciful beheadings,
and call off Christmas.

Sheriff of Nottingham