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Hello and welcome. The topic of my final project is called check your fences. I have chosen the textbook chapter on material transformation and the step of Christian practice in the United States. I will begin by quoting Promi(?) who starts her argument by stating this that American Christian practice in past and present is intimately(?) engaged with stuff. ___ sensory and material as it is textual. Our senses play a huge part of how we contextualize our church experience. As professor Atman puts it. The ___ on sensory cultures breakdown long hill distinction between Protestants(?) and Catholic regarding materiality(?). The chapter draws upon the way in which Christianity perceive operating from the visual and ___

I’m heading home after a long weekend in New York City, searching for a Heart of Gold.

Hi Megan, I want to compliment you on the fact that you're heading looks good. Also you need to send through your title ___ with that and the link with your paragraph is is terrific many students had trouble coming up with ten senses but that doesn't seem to be a problem for you. I did make some editing in revision suggestions in the attached file. First of all we did capitalized all words in a title except for articles prepositions and conjunction. So you'll wanna make sure you go ahead and go back and capitalize the other parts of the title as well. Also and then the first line of paragraph by clicking tab one for the space bar five times. And as far as the content goes you captured some fun memories but remember the purpose of this paragraph it to describe and so you want to choose the one part of the trip that is that most descriptive in other words pretend you're taking a snap shot of something and then

Good evening parents, this is Mr Wilder with today Homework Update. Today for ___ homework. The students were given a list of 10 questions. They were to read section 10.1 to 10.4 in the New Social(?) Book and then answered any questions from that shape that they could base on the information they read. ___ bring in a note signed by you saying that they did read 30 minutes and if they were able to summarize probably what they read. They should also use 10 words from this week's word and could have senses. ___ we watched them here today and I ask ___ so that I can take a look at what they learned tomorrow. Thank you and have a good night.

Attention all 2nd grade scientist. Get ready to enter the amazing world of Science Magic. In the next few weeks we will work together to study, learn and understand how scientist use their 5 senses and their curiosity to discover amazing magical things. Our classroom will become our laboratory as we investigate, ask questions, and experiment. Don't forget to bring your lab coat, one of mom or dad's old button down shirts will work well to protect your clothes as we work. I hope you will enjoy our scientific journey.

Hey, this is Mr Bianco here on a Thursday morning. Deciding to go over our homework which was a vocabulary worksheet about snow and soup it was a crossword puzzle and oh I see Candice maybe Candice would help me go over our homework. Let's see how you doing Candice? Good. Alright let's go ahead and get started here let's go two across three across ___ people who are blank are happy to share with others what do you think Candice generous read the sentence for us people who are generous are happy to share with others thanks alright how about four across let's see it cos something that is blank is pleasing to the senses something that is agreeable is pleasing to the senses so what was the answer agreeable agreeable.

The 1st episode of the Humourology podcast. Featuring stand-up sets and backstage interviews from science-themed comedy nights. WARNING: ADULT HUMOUR (both in the intellectual and offensive senses) The 1st ep takes place in Cardiff at the début of the 'Pythagoras Club', in association with radio show Pythagoras' Trousers http://bit.ly/pygaaW With host Dean Burnett, and acts Bruce Etherington, Piers Stanger, Bob Ramsey, Trevor J Williams, Ted Shiress and Chris Chopping.

Technology is not new. When I taught 4th grade, I taught those 9 years old about the technological advances a new technology develop by the ___ Indian culture. Throughout history humans have made their lives easier and for the most part better about taking outside the box and developing tools to make those changes. Now slash forward to the 21st century, today hundreds of new technologies are developed by the way. Each year when I teach my six graders about the industrial revolution of the United States and the time of the great investors, it is so easy to get in the grass the idea of all the new advances that were developed because they ___ up in in special time now. We have the docs in the classroom in the front office and up straight at the board offices are the ones that can't quite grasp the idea of new technologies and just how it suppose to make our life better. We ___ as no senses destructions and just another thing we can afford. School system for pain technology director

Hello Sally(?) hey with the man of the hour Paul changes himself. Paul substitute the benefit gig that raising money for you. Well this is really gonna bug the senses you know people do just come from a pub full of ___ it's not it's not about me. You can take me out in this situation the whole situation for someone else in and I was the one in the Randy(?) room exactly the same because they will see adding something that they could've done quite easily and more than likely this is kinda open my eyes with this kind of issue. I'd like to think that it wasn't me to hack it too I still be angry about the same thing and as an angry top this that happen and do you think the oaks(?) sorry I'll start again and how is it feel to be the son of Martin(?) in the situation about that should ___ confusion your reason of pointing. What what it must be in you know it must be difficulty if that's what you think so how why is it what makes you folks continue