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Tales of the Unexpected Series 1 Episode 5 The Landlady 21 Apr  1979

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THE MONKEY'S PAW (2011) | Ricky Lewis Jr | Short Film

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Korkat, Inc. Playground Equipment and Site Furnishings Provider

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Ultimate List of Playground Grants and Fund Raisers

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Below is a list of playground fundraising and grant resources for your school, church, daycare or non-profit. While every attempt will be made to keep this current, your support & response is appreciated to make sure all links are current.

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PO BOX 308
Purvis, MS 39475

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When you're sending emails to apply for jobs, for work, or for business purposes, it's important to format each section of your message correctly. It's easy, for example, for emails to get lost in an inbox if they don't have a subject line, or to not get a second glance if they have typos or other errors.

Here's how to format a business email:

Subject Line - This should explain why you are writing in a few words.

Salutation - Start the email with a professional greeting.

Body of Message - Explain why you are writing as briefly as possible.

Closing - End your message with a professional closing just as you would a business letter.

Signature - Your signature provides information for the reader to get back in touch with you. Include your full name, email address, phone number, and your address if you are expecting a written reply.
Tips for Formatting an Email Message

Write your email messages as you would any other business correspondence, with full sentences, paragraphs, and a space between each paragraph.

The key to writing and formatting email message is to keep them short. Most people don't read beyond the first or second paragraph, so say what you need to say at the beginning of your message.

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When you're sending emails to apply for jobs, for work, or for business purposes, it's important to format each section of your message correctly. It's easy, for example, for emails to get lost in an inbox if they don't have a subject line, or to not get a second glance if they have typos or other errors.

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In this short interview, famous movie director Alfred Hitchcock explains techniques that filmmakers can use to create tension and suspense. Share this video with your students before reading “The Monkey’s Paw.” While reading, ask students to identify suspenseful parts of the text. How does Jacobs use some of the techniques described by Hitchcock to build suspense in his story?

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Alfred Hitchcock explains the element of suspense

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Interview with 'Master of Suspense' Alfred Hitchcock on his specialty.

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* School-wide field trip!!!
* Compare/Contrast Play to Short Story of "A Monkey's Paw"

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* Final touches on our problem/solution letter to our community leaders.

* Walk to post office to formally mail our letters.

* Read "The Monkey's Paw" on COMMONLIT.ORG; As you read, take notes on each character’s thoughts and feelings about the monkey’s paw and how they differ from one another.

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* Writing into the day: What is the issue/concern that you would like to see resolved within our community? What solution would be feasible for our leaders to address quickly.
* Read: "What to do with an idea"
* Begin writing your letter to one of the leaders within our community. Remember to include what problem you noticed and offer a viable solution to that problem.

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* Writing into the day: List your observations from yesterday's walk.
* What did you notice?
* What concerns did you see?
* What is one area in which we could contribute to our community?

* Read: "What Do you Do with a Problem"

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* Walking tour of Purvis!