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Dia de los Muertos

Posted by Egypt Bracey in SPANISH 2 - Moran - E on Friday, January 22, 2016 at 1:53 pm

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The person that I am writing about for Dia De Los Muertos is my great-grandmother, her name was Rosa-Lee Nixon. SHe is my grandmother’s mom and my mother’s grandma. She was 83 years old when she died. Rosa died in 2005 from a health condition that I don’t know about. She meant a lot to me because she was my great grandmother, and even though I didn’t really get to see her as often because she lived in another state, she was still very close to me. She held me when I was a couple days old, when we went to visit her in North Carolina. She was a very loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother to us and as rich as gold, that’s why I am making this skull and mask in remembrance of her. She showed the most care and love to each of her nine children. Rosa-Lee did whatever she could to support her family. She didn’t have too big of an impact on me, but she for sure did on my grandma. They were very close, and she named my grandmother after her. My sugar skull reflects my great grandmother because the mask and skull are mostly red. Her name is Rosa so I think of a rose every time I hear her name. On the sugar skull I put a ring because she was married and loved jewelry especially rings. On the back of the skull I tried to draw the flag of North Carolina because that is where she was born. Rosa took care of anybody, no matter if you were a stranger or not. I have red flower that resembles a rose for her name. She loved jewelry so I put glitter on the mask and skull to resemble diamonds and gold. Every year in August we celebrate her life and my great grandfather’s life. We have a memorial in remembrance of their lives. So it’s like I’m celebrating Day of the Dead, but without the skulls, and masks, and other decorations, just with my family and family friends and food. She was a blessing to us.


 Dia de los Muertos has opened my mind up about celebrating loved ones because it shows that I don’t have to just cry and be really sad that this person passed away. We can celebrate their life and their accomplishments to remember them. No matter what religion you are, you can celebrate Day of the Day because here in America we don’t really have a way of celebrating someone’s life when they die.







Spanish Eulogy


Buenos tardes, mi nombre es Egipto Bracey y yo tengo dieciséis años. Yo soy la bisnieta de Rosa-Lee Nixon. Rosa-Lee Nixon fue de Plymouth, North Carolina, y ella se modo a Washington County, North Carolina en 1993. Mis bisabuelos construido una casa para sus hijos en Plymouth, NC. Ella es afroamericano mujure. Rosa fue a niño adoptado y ella es la hermana fuera de diez hijos. Ella es la abuela de mi madre, Tiffany, y mamá de mi abuela Rosa. Rosa fue a muy fuerte mujer y ella siempre tomé cuidando de se. Ella esta un muy cariñoso persona y nosotros encantados ella. Yo soy en un positivo juego de mente. Cuando yo fui más joven, yo fui muy emocional porque ella fue mi bisabuela y yo encantado ella. Esto mujer fue un bendición para mi. Yo no estoy triste, pero yo estoy cuando nosotros tenemos nuestra reunión de familia, yo lloro.


En conclusión, mi bisabuela fue una bendición para mi y yo encantado ella. Yo soy muy feliz de celebrar su vida. Dia de los Muertos abierto mi mente sobre de celebración mi seres queridos porque yo gusto apreciar ella.



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In the Dia de los Muertos project we picked a person who was very close to us and died, and made a sugar skull decorated with different colors and items that resembled them. This project was about celebrating someone's life when they died. We also made a mask that could resemble them with whatever colors we wanted. Dia de los Muertos means The Day of the Dead which is celebrated in Mexico and many other places where they celebrated the lives of children, animals, and most importantly loved ones who have pasted away. 
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Día de los Muertos

Posted by Andre Thomas in SPANISH 2 - Moran - E on Friday, January 22, 2016 at 1:53 pm

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We did memorial pieces in class about our loved ones that passed. We did this in the style of the Mexican holiday Día de los Muertos. ​This was probably the most work but I honestly didn't mind. I dedicated my project to my grandmother and this project was focused around my hobbies so it was easy for me to do. It was probably my favorite project we did all year. 
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Dia de los muertos

Posted by Niemai Smith in SPANISH 2 - Moran - E on Friday, January 22, 2016 at 1:50 pm

The loved one that I lost was my Aunt Brandi Jocelyn Brice. Brandi wasn’t my real aunt but she was like my aunt because she was my mom’s best friend which is why I was always around her. I choose to make my skull and mask of my aunt because she meant a lot to me and she taught me a lot of things. My sugar skull represents my aunt because her favorite colors were Christmas colors. Brandi died of lung cancer. She died on Thursday, October 16th 2014. She was born in New York on Sunday,July 10th,1977 in New York. She moved to Philadelphia to attend Temple University. After she atteneded Temple University she went to work at the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office, which is where she meet my mom. Her hobbies included volleyball field hockey and softball. Brandi was an active member of the Philadelphia Bar Association where she served as Chair of the Association''s Board of Governors and the Audit and Elections Committees. Brandi authored articles for Upon Further Review, the Association''s substantive legal journal, and served on the Board of Judges for the Ruth Bader Ginsburg Pursuit of Justice Legal Writing Competition. She co-chaired the Government and Public Service Lawyers Committee and served as a panel member for the 2009 Chancellor''s Summit on Diversity and Inclusion. Brandi was an investigator for the Commission on Judicial Selection and Retention and served as a member of the Commission.In the final stages of her treatment, Brandi was actively planning to pursue her passion for the culinary arts. Brandi was the perfect type of person. She always had a way with people. She loved being around kids and she even held sleepovers with all her nieces.Brandi had a really good relationship with her mother and when her mother died she mentioned that she felt like she lost a piece of her. Brandi loves to share memories and she even showed me pictures of her mother. One memory I have with her and my mom is when we all went to walk around the ciyy for a breast cancer walk. The city was really great but it ended on a bad note because I lost her broach that her mother gave her that was passed down her family for 10 years. Brandi’s death was a shock to me because I never knew that she had cancer. Finding out last year that she had cancer was a big deal to me because I found out 1 month before she left the earth. This affected me because my mom thought that she would live. One thing that I loved about Brandi was her long thick hair. Her hair was the only thing that she let affect her because she felt like it gave her beauty. This made me feel really bad because I didn’t know how to comfort her because she would cry as her hair fell out and there was nothing I could do because it just fell out with treatment. Brandi is predeceased by her mother, Carolyn B. Sims Glover. Brandi is survived by a host of loving and supportive family and friends.I know that people die and I know that this is how the world goes. Sometimes I just wonder why it had to be her. I feel like she would’ve had a really great life. I really feel like she was a great person.Knowing that She died makes me feel sad sometimes but I know I have to live my own life and move on for her.







Brandi Jocelyn Brice

Hola! Me llamo Niemai.

Brandi es mi tia.

Mi tia es de Nueva York.

Mi tia es comica. Ella ponerse gafas.

Yo soy triste sobre ella muerte

Ella ser muy importante to me.

Yo soy muy triste que mi tia murir porque ella morio de el cancer. Complice que su madre morir de cancer como bien hacer me sentir gustar lo poder correr en la familia. Yo tambien saber que ella ahumado cual ser como ella conseguir cancer.






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College Interview

Posted by Stephanie Devlin in SPANISH 2 - Moran - E on Friday, January 22, 2016 at 1:50 pm

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For the college interview, we worked with a partner. This project we had to pick a college of a choice and find information about it. After that we had to pretend we were at a interview to go to the school. Me and my partner picked Penn State because that was one of the top colleges that we both wanted to go to. I enjoyed this project because it was neat learning how to speak Spanish in a college interview, it was diffcult but I had fun doing it.
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Spanish Book By: Lamira Jeffreys & Alexuis Tomlinson

Posted by Lamira Jeffreys in SPANISH 2 - Moran - E on Friday, January 22, 2016 at 1:49 pm

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In this book project it was very difficult to do if you are a huge procrastinator like me. Me and my partner were able to do this project on time just not to the best of our abilities and for that we have got the grade we deserved. Since the grade we have gotten was very low we have decided to resubmit the book to present with a better looking book and above this is what is above. To go above and beyond with our presentation me and my partner created a puppet show which gotten us way higher grade in the presentation aspect
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Dia De Los Muertos Proyecto

Posted by Aedan Will in SPANISH 2 - Moran - E on Friday, January 22, 2016 at 1:47 pm

For this project we had to write about a passed family member in our lives. For me I didn't want to do a family member so I did my cat who had recently died. After we did a write up we had to make a video in spanish explaining your person and why they were important to you.





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By Aedan Will


Just a few months ago I had to put my cat to sleep. She was very sick and you could tell that she wasn’t at all happy. She wouldn’t eat. She wouldn’t drink. And she wasn’t using her litter box at all. She wouldn’t even clean herself. So we decided to take her to the vet. It turned out that she had a hole in the roof of her mouth. The veterinarian told my dad and I that mucus was dripping down from her nasal cavity into her digestive track causing her to become sick. He also told us that she possibly could have a tumor in there as well causing the hole to not properly heal. If we were to give our cat treatment it would have put her in a lot of pain, it would have cost thousands of dollars, and we didn’t know how many years she had left in her either. So we had to make the very tough decision of putting her to sleep. This was a extremely sad moment in my life that I will never forget, especially since I chose to be in the room while she was put under.


Her whole life she couldn’t see very well because she was born cross eyed. Even though she was cross eyed she had deep blue eyes with what looked like very dull sparkles of red and yellow. Near the end of her life her vision worsened to the point where she could barely see to the point where she could only see the distinction of shapes right in front of her. And on top of that her hearing was going as well. You would have to be at least 5 feet away from her so that she could hear your voice.


Every night in the middle of the night she would yowl as if she was lost in hallway and couldn’t find her way to my room. I would have to loudly coax her into my room so that she would stop. Sometimes she wouldn’t even come into my room though. So I would either have to hiss at her until she would go away or go get her and bring her back into my room.


Every day after I would come home from school she would hop up on my lap and stay there for as long as I would let her. She would purr up a storm and feel like a warm puffball laying in my lap. She would also come and snuggle up next to me in bed at night. She had a thing for getting as close to your face as she could. Sometimes to the point where she would be directly on your pillow. She was always just happy to be around people.


I decided to use my cat as my topic for this project because she was a very big part of my life. She was always there as long as I could remember even when I was little. Infact my dad had actually had her since before I was even born. In all my memories of my dad’s house she was always laying on the couch, someone’s bed, or someone’s lap. She wasn’t a very active cat and would never play with a toy either. She didn’t even care much for catnip. But she would always cheer you up by laying on your lap if you had a bad day. Her climbing into your lap and laying there would always relieve you of stress and anxiety.


My sugar skull reflects my cat because it is painted red, yellow, and blue to represent the colors of her eyes. These colors represent her eyes. Even though her eyes were very blue I could always notice very dull sprinks of yellow and red in them as well. I decided not to include any gray on my skull because I never felt that the color of her fur fit her personality even though it was a very pretty tone of grey.


Día de los Muertos has made me realize that we shouldn’t mourn the passing of our loved ones. Is that what they would have wanted? For us to cry over them? For us to only think that we will never see them again? I personally don’t think so. I think that they would have wanted us to celebrate all of the good times that we had with them. To remember who they were and what they meant to us, what the did for us, and how they were apart of our lives. To cherish the time we were able to spend with them. I will always remember my cat fondly, And I will never forget her. I hope that she is in a better place and isn’t in pain any more. Her name was cat and she lived to be sixteen years old.




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Mi nombre es Aedan Will. Mi proyecto es acerca mi gata. Ella fue un grande parte de la familia. Ella fue muy perezoso. Ella tuvo gris piel. Ella tuvo azules ojos. Ella fue de wisconsin. Ella fue siempre en el tercero piso de mi casa. A el fin de ella vida, ella fue muy enfermo. Ella no comer. Este hecho me muy triste. Ella fue una larga parte de mi vida. Yo voluntad nunca olvido ella.



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Childrens book

Posted by Stephanie Devlin in SPANISH 2 - Moran - E on Friday, January 22, 2016 at 1:47 pm

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For the Children's book we had to write a story about a kid who is sick. For this project me and my partner write about a kid named Pablo who got sick from school lunch, and also because he forgot to wear a jacket. This project was really fun to do, and also it was fun to present in front of class because it let us express what we can create. I enjoyed watching other people present their books because it shows how everyone writes differently.
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Dia de los Muertos

Posted by Stephanie Devlin in SPANISH 2 - Moran - E on Friday, January 22, 2016 at 1:44 pm


Aunt Judy


For my project, “Día de los Muertos” I decided to do my Aunt Judy who passed away on April 19th, 2012 from breast cancer. She was only fifty six years old. She got diagnosed with cancer in 2002. She didn’t have trouble with the cancer till a few years later. So she had to go through chemo, surgeries, cutting her hair and so much more. Cancer takes a lot of people but my aunt kept working, and taking care of her own three kids by herself. In March of 2013 my aunt was put into hospice. This meant the person lives at home, and has to be taking care of my family or nurses. On April 18th, we knew this was going to be the last time we had with my aunt. She couldn’t talk, she was in so much pain.


People always ask me “What did your aunt mean to you?” “Did she teach you anything?” I always think about these questions and sit and reflect on what my aunt has taught me and how this whole death affected my life. My Aunt Judy meant the world to me. Every time she walked into a room, the vibe in the room would just get better. She was one of the most important/ influential people you’d ever meet. Two things she taught me is no matter what life throws at you always remember to stay on your feet, and always live life to the fullest because you never know when the last time you’ll talk to someone. My aunt judy was a hardworking, bubbly, caring, loving person.



I decided to make my sugar skull and mask in remembrance of my aunt to show people what she was like and what she loved to do. For my mask, I colored it pink, and left some parts of it white. The reason I colored the mask pink is because my aunt had breast cancer. Around the eyes of my masks, and the cheeks I added heart stickers to symbolize and show that I loved my aunt. I used purple and pink hearts because purple was my aunt’s favorite color.



The sugar skulls reflects my aunt’s passion for the beach. She loved going to Wildwood, New Jersey every year. She loved the ocean, the sand, the food, the arcades, just everything there. I painted my sugar skull blue and yellow to represent the ocean and the sand. I added blue feathers to also represent the ocean, and used a seashell because my aunt liked seashell

Día de los Muertos has opened up my mind a lot about celebrating loved ones who past away. Before I got this project I thought Día de los Muertos was a bad holiday because it was the day of the dead. In my opinion, death is a horrible thing and it’s hard to bring up the memories of the person, and what happened to them. Día de los Muertos made me think about how it is okay to be happy and celebrate someone who meant a lot to you. On this day you shouldn’t be sad they’re gone, you should be happy that you’re celebrating someone you loved. I think after doing this project I am going to start doing Día de los Muertos in memory of my Aunt and Grandmother because I knew they would want us to celebrate their life and keep their  

legacy alive, and not be sad all the time.






Spanish Eulogy



Hola, Yo soy Stephanie Devlin.


Yo Soy sobrina de Judy’s.



Ella fue de Filadelfia. Mi tia vivió en Filadelfia de nordeste



Mi tia ha trabajado para el departamento de defensa



Mi tia trabajó durante treinta y cinco años



Ella era inteligente y bonita



Mi tía era una amable, trabajo duro y divertida mujer.


Estoy triste mi tia murio. Mi tía quiso decir el mundo para mí. No sé por qué se fue tan pronto. Pero sé que siempre estará conmigo



I am very sad my aunt died. My aunt meant the world to me. I don’t know why she had to leave so soon. But I know she will always be with me.



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For this project we had to write about a loved one who passed away. We had to make a sugar skull and mask that represented our person who past away. This was my favorite Spanish project so far because it let us express our person, and show how much they meant to me. I miss my aunt everyday, and this project meant a lot to me.
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Children Book

Posted by Aaliyah Ellerbee in SPANISH 2 - Moran - E on Friday, January 22, 2016 at 1:43 pm

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For this project we were put into to groups of 2. We had to write a book displaying our understanding of the clothing and weather. In our book we wrote about how Pablo woke up sick and his mom thought he was lying.
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Conversational PowerPoint

Posted by Shirin Akhter in SPANISH 2 - Moran - E on Friday, January 22, 2016 at 1:41 pm


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