Here is a complete work of Shakespeare's plays and sonnets. Look for Macbeth and enjoy!
Shakespeare Plays
About Me

- Ms. Humphries
- I graduated from Loyola University New Orleans (Geaux Wolfpack!) with a B.A. in Psychology. I recently completed two years as an AmeriCorps member during which I found a home at the Washington Middle School for Girls. Prior to WMSG, I worked as an adult education instructor for the Corrections Organized for Re-entry program (CORe). My mission at WMSG is to empower the students and stregnthen their voice. I hope to inspire a love of learning and a love of self.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
WORD OF THE WEEK
Cognizant
COGNIZANT
Q: Why is it important to be cognizant of your surroundings?
A: ___________________________________________. (For extra credit, ask a teacher and record her answer)
COGNIZANT
Q: Of what social issues are you cognizant?
A: I am most cognizant of poverty.
Q: Why is it important to be cognizant of your surroundings?
A: ___________________________________________. (For extra credit, ask a teacher and record her answer)
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
What does it mean to be a black female in 2011?
One three centuries removed
From the scenes his father loved,
Spice grove, cinnamon tree,
What is Africa to me?
"Heritage," Countee Cullen
In honor of Black History Month, our students are exploring their roots, while also examining what it means to be a black female in 2011. Studying the Harlem Renaissance, the students are reading literary works by famed writers such as, Langston Hughes, Claude McKay, James Weldon Johnson, and Alain Locke. However, understanding that the zeitgeist of 1920's America is much different than our current cultural climate, the students were asked to create a written piece that explains what it means to be black in 2011. This assignment can be a poem, a narrative, or a diary/journal entry.
WHAT IS THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE?
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Faces of the Harlem Renaissance |
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Who is this dapper man? |
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