Teaching & Learning English
This discussion forum provides a space for my Grade 7 and Grade 8 students to discuss their research findings and identify connections on the subject of Shakespeare. other students are, of course, welcome to join the discussion 🙂 What to discuss? Well, here are a few prompts to get you started: Share interesting facts about … Read more
This is the ‘Welcome to Shakespeare’ introduction for my Grade 6 English Language and Literature students, but anybody else is welcome to add to the discussion 🙂 There are three topics to research: About Shakespeare About Shakespeare’s time – What was England like in late Elizabethan and early Jacobean times? About Shakespeare’s work – his … Read more
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Is Mushroom commenting dead or is it just me? I can’t post text in comments! If this is me I’m cooked. If this is Mushroom everyone’s cooked! e?
Happy new year, fellow bloggers! Today I’m releasing a special game: Nián Frenzy, into Early Access! There will be some new features, but not so much! The official release is on Feb. 15! Unfortunately, the code uploader on Mushroom is not working, so, Visit at: Nian Frenzy by wimpycat01(https://wimpycat01.itch.io/nian-frenzy)! Also, I’ve hidden some secrets … Read more
The Adze (Ewe people, Ghana/Togo) A creature that can take the form of a firefly to travel at night. When captured, it reverts to human form. It is a vampiric being that feeds on the blood and life force of victims, particularly children, and is associated with the spread of disease. It is also … Read more
The Lou Carcolh (France) A mythical beast from French folklore, described as a gigantic, slimy serpent with a shell like a snail, surrounded by hairy tentacles. It lives in deep caves and uses its tentacles to drag in unsuspecting victims. It is a classic “lurking terror” myth, used to keep people from exploring dangerous … Read more
The Toyol (Southeast Asia) A familiar spirit from Malaysian and Indonesian folklore, often used in black magic. A Toyol is the reanimated fetus or stillborn child of a human, controlled by a master to steal or cause mischief. It appears as a naked, green-skinned child with red eyes. It can be warded off by … Read more
The Penanggalan (Malaysia) A terrifying female vampire from Malay folklore. By day, she appears as a normal woman. At night, her head detaches from her body and flies off, trailing her spine and internal organs, to feed on the blood of newborns or women in childbirth. She is repelled by vinegar, thorns, and glass … Read more
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The Role of Saraswati in Hindu Storytelling In Hindu stories and scriptures, Saraswati is a Goddess, and a figure of inspiration and knowadge. She is well known as Vak Devi, the goddess of speech and languages . It’s believed that Goddess Saraswati blesses to the poets and scholars with the ability to express themselves. Her … Read more
DUE TO NOBODY’S SUGGESTION, I STARTED PUTTING 3 MYTHS IN A POST TO AVOID FLODDING THE SITE. The Golem (Jewish Folklore, Central Europe) The Golem is a being created from inanimate matter and brought to life through Hebrew rituals. The Golem is a servant and protector, but it can become mindlessly destructive if not controlled, … Read more