Enchanting Scenes: Harbor, Picturesque, Peculiar Exploration
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of harbors, picturesque views, and peculiar findings. Discover the magic of theaters, the importance of harboring loved ones, and the intriguing concept of what is considered picturesque. Dive into engaging questions about harboring animals and the law, all while exploring the fascinating details found in the excerpts shared.
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WEEK 12 DAY 1 HARBOR, PICTURESQUE, PECULIAR
THE VAN GOGH CAF IS LUCKY IT HASN'T FOUND ITSELF IN A BUILDING WHERE PEOPLE PERHAPS ONCE HAD THEIR BROKEN ARMS FIXED OR THEIR TEETH PULLED OUT. THOSE ARE NOT THE SORT OF WALLS THAT HARBOR MAGIC. BUT THEATER WALLS DO. EXCERPT FROM THE VAN GOGH CAF , PAGE 1-2
Harbor: Protect or shelter There was so much magic in the theater that now, years later, the cafe wall still harbor magic, or protect or shelter magic.
People may harbor, or protect, loved ones who lost their homes. 4
It is, however, illegal to harbor a criminal (one who has broken the law). 5
Why do you think it is against the law to harbor a criminal? SAY: I think it is against the law to harbor a criminal because
Some people harbor sick or injured animals.
If a sick or stray cat wandered into your yard, would you harbor it? Why or why not? SAY: I would/would not harbor the cat because
KANSAS IS NOT WHAT ONE WOULD CALL PICTURESQUE. IT IS FLAT. SO FLAT IT COULD MAKE SOME PEOPLE A LITTLE CRAZY, PEOPLE WHO NEED A HILL NOW AND THEN TO KEEP THEIR BALANCE. EXCERPT FROM THE VAN GOGH CAF , PAGE 4
Picturesque: Beautiful or pleasant to look at The narrator would not describe Kansas as picturesque, which means beautiful or pleasant to look at, because it is so flat.
Do you think the area where we live is picturesque? Why? SAY: I do/do not think the area where we live is picturesque because
NOW, THIS IS THE MAGIC OF THE VAN GOGH CAFE: NOT ONE PERSON SAYS, AMAZING! A POSSUM UPSIDE DOWN ON MAIN STREET! NO, EVERYONE IS NOT ALL THAT SURPRISED. EXCERPT FROM THE VAN GOGH CAF , PAGE 7
Peculiar: Strange or odd If a possum were hanging from a tree outside any other cafe, people might think it was peculiar, or strange or odd. The customers at the Van Gogh Cafe do not think it is peculiar at all because the cafe is a magical place.
MOSTLY, OUR LIVES ARE GOING NORMALLY, BUT PECULIAR THINGS MAY HAPPEN
What is something peculiar that has happened to you or someone you know? SAY: Use the word peculiar in your response
Imagine you have a peculiar day at school. What might happen on a peculiar day at school? SAY: Use the word peculiar in your response
