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My teacher ate my homework, which I thought was rather odd. He sniffed at it and smiled with an approving sort of nod. ...
I hope that you believe me, for I wouldn't tell a lie. I cannot turn my science homework in and this is why: ...
Homework, I love you. I think that you're great. It's wonderful fun when you keep me up late. I think you're the best when I'm totally stressed, preparing and cramming all night for a test. ...
I cooked my math book in a broth and stirred it to a steaming froth. I threw in papers—pencils, too— to make a pot of homework stew. ...
My dog does my homework at home every night. He answers each question and gets them all right. ...
Attention all students! Attention all kids! Hold onto your horses! Hold onto your lids! We have just exactly the thing that you need whenever you've way too much homework to read. ...
My computer ate my homework. Yes, it's troublesome, but true. Though it didn't gnaw or nibble and it didn't chomp or chew. ...
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My Doggy Ate My Homework
“My doggy ate my homework. He chewed it up,” I said. But when I offered my excuse My teacher shook her head. I saw this wasn’t going well. I didn’t want to fail. Before she had a chance to talk, I added to the tale: “Before he ate, he took my work And tossed it in a pot. He simmered it with succotash Till it was piping hot. “He scrambled up my science notes With eggs and bacon strips, Along with sautéed spelling words And baked potato chips. “He then took my arithmetic And had it gently fried. He broiled both my book reports With pickles on the side. “He wore a doggy apron As he cooked a notebook stew. He barked when I objected. There was nothing I could do.” “Did he wear a doggy chef hat?” She asked me with a scowl. “He did,” I said. “And taking it Would only make him growl.” My teacher frowned, but then I said As quickly as I could, “He covered it with ketchup, And he said it tasted good.” “A talking dog who likes to cook?” My teacher had a fit. She sent me to the office, And that is where I sit. I guess I made a big mistake In telling her all that. ’Cause I don’t have a doggy. It was eaten by my cat. Copyright Credit: “My Doggy Ate My Homework.” © 2004 by Dave Crawley. Reprinted from If Kids Ruled the School (© 2004 by Meadowbrook Creations) with permission from Meadowbrook Press. Source: If Kids Ruled the School (Meadowbrook Press, 2004)
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My Teacher Ate My Homework- Class 8 English All Exercise [New Course]
- May 30, 2023
My Teacher Ate my Homework
A. write the rhyming words for these words from the poem. add one of your own words to each of them..
odd: nod, plod
true: blue, clue
town: frown, crown
pass: glass, mass
B. Find their meanings and use them in your own sentences.
nibble – to take small bites or gentle bites
Sentence: The mouse nibbled on the cheese, savoring each morsel.
bite – to take a firm or strong bite
Sentence: The dog bit into the bone with excitement.
chew – to crush and grind food with the teeth
Sentence: She took her time to chew the steak thoroughly before swallowing.
gobble – to eat quickly and greedily
Sentence: The children gobbled up their ice cream before it melted.
wolfed – to eat voraciously and quickly, like a wolf
Sentence: After skipping lunch, he wolfed down his dinner in record time.
lick – to pass the tongue over something
Sentence: The cat licked its paws clean after finishing its meal.
C. Complete the following text with the suitable words/ phrases given below.
[his fingers, cooking class, approved, tasted, strange]
The speaker found it strange when he saw his teacher eating the homework. First, he sniffed and then smiled to show the approval of what the speaker had done. Then, he tested the homework bit by bit. The speaker guessed that the teacher had liked his task. The teacher even licked his fingers and finally said that the speaker had passed. This made the speaker guess the way the teachers grade the cooking class.
D. Write a short poem about your favourite subject and recite it in the class.
A wonderful river.
The river flows, a winding path,
Through mountains, valleys, and plains.
It brings life to all it touches,
And brings joy to all who remain.
The river is a source of beauty,
A source of peace, and a source of strength.
It is a reminder that even in the darkest of times,
There is always hope for a better future.
A. Match the statements with their questions.
a. My father is washing the car.- iv. What is your father doing?
b. Ali doesn’t want to help you.- v. Who doesn’t want to help?
c. Yes, she sings English songs.- vi. Does she sing English songs?
d. Yes, they have a hotel in India.- i. Do they have a hotel in India?
e. Madan will buy a computer next year.- iii. When will Madan buy a computer?
f. We can go to the cinema tomorrow.- vii. When can we go to the cinema?
g. Yes, I had my computer repaired.- ii. Did you have your comuter repaired?
B. Change the given statements into questions. Use the words in brackets to start the questions.
a. Pravu is in class eight. (Who)
Who is in class eight?
b. The dog is chasing a cat. (What)
What is the dog chasing?
c. They were practising English yesterday. (Were)
Were they practising English yesterday?
d. He went to the market to buy some vegetables. (Why)
Why did he go to the market?
e. I came to see you yesterday. (When)
When did you come to see me?
f. Anuska bought a new computer. (Did)
Did Anuska buy a new computer?
g. William saw a snake under the tree. (Where)
Where did William see a snake?
h. They will have to do the work. (Will)
Will they have to do the work?
i. We paid in cash. (How)
How did you pay?
j. She has a beautiful painting. (Does)
Does she have a beautiful painting?
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My teacher ate my homework, which I thought was rather odd. He sniffed at it and smiled with an approving sort of nod.
He took a little nibble — it’s unusual, but true — then had a somewhat larger bite and gave a thoughtful chew.
I think he must have liked it, for he really went to town. He gobbled it with gusto and he wolfed the whole thing down.
He licked off all his fingers, gave a burp and said, “You pass.” I guess that’s how they grade you when you’re in a cooking class.
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My Teacher Ate My Homework. From the book Revenge of the Lunch Ladies. which I thought was rather odd. with an approving sort of nod. and gave a thoughtful chew. for he really went to town. and he wolfed the whole thing down. gave a burp and said, "You pass.". when you're in a cooking class.
My Teacher Ate My Homework. My teacher ate my homework, which I thought was rather odd. He sniffed at it and smiled. with an approving sort of nod. He took a little nibble—. it's unusual, but true—. then had a somewhat larger bite. and gave a thoughtful chew.
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It's odd when your teacher eats your homework, isn't it? But not when you are in a COOKING class 😄
It is a short funny poem that contains many verbs that refer to eating (nibble, gobble, etc.) The synonyms of eat are bold, and students have to use them to complete the crossword. Upon doing that, they'll find out in what kind of classes teachers eat students' homework. Download. (476.77 Kb, 2 downloads) BusyTeacher.org 2018.
7. My computer ate my homework. Yes, it's troublesome, but true. and it didn't chomp or chew. ... Kenn Nesbitt homework poems collection on this page. Read best of homework poems by Kenn Nesbitt. Kenn Nesbitt's homework poetry.
My book When the Teacher Isn't Looking contains about 50 poems about all the silly things that happen at school, including Homework, I Love You, My Dog Does My Homework, My Computer Ate My Homework, and this one. Of course, it's not likely you have so much homework that you have to stay up all night to do it.
By Dave Crawley. "My doggy ate my homework. He chewed it up," I said. But when I offered my excuse. My teacher shook her head. I saw this wasn't going well. I didn't want to fail. Before she had a chance to talk, I added to the tale:
Analysis (ai): The poem "Homework! Oh, Homework!" by Jack Prelutsky is a humorous and exaggerated expression of a child's frustration with homework. The speaker uses strong language and hyperbolic imagery to convey their intense dislike for the task. They would rather face dangerous animals or eat unpleasant foods than complete their homework ...
Recited by Nitika Sharma Class VII.
This is a worksheet with a Ken Nesbitt's poem of the same name. It is a short funny poem that contains many verbs that refer to eating (nibble, gobble, etc.) The synonyms of eat are bold, and students have to use them to complete the crossword. Upon doing that, they'll find out in what kind of classes teachers eat students' homework.
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"The world is full of poetry. The air is living with its spirit; and the waves dance to the music of its melodies, and sparkle in its brightness."... My teacher ate my homework by Kenn Nesbitt | "The world is full of poetry.
My Teacher Ate My Homework - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. The narrator's teacher ate their homework, taking small nibbles at first before devouring the whole thing with gusto. The teacher then licked their fingers, burped, and told the student they passed, implying this was how assignments were graded in the teacher's cooking class.
First, he sniffed and then smiled to show the approval of what the speaker had done. Then, he tested the homework bit by bit. The speaker guessed that the teacher had liked his task. The teacher even licked his fingers and finally said that the speaker had passed. This made the speaker guess the way the teachers grade the cooking class.
My Teacher Ate My Homework. which I thought was rather odd. with an approving sort of nod. and gave a thoughtful chew. for he really went to town. and he wolfed the whole thing down. gave a burp and said, "You pass.". when you're in a cooking class. -Kenn Nesbitt.
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Homework Level: elementary Age: 3-9 Downloads: 67 Live Worksheets Worksheets that listen. Worksheets that speak. Worksheets that motivate students. Worksheets that save paper, ink and time. Advertise here Teaching resources > Homework > Poem My teacher ate my homework
It's called "My Teacher Ate My Homework." It's a funny and imaginative poem about a student who comes up with creative excuses for not having their homework. In the poem, the student claims that their teacher ate their homework, along with a bunch of other outrageous scenarios. It's a lighthearted and entertaining poem that many students can ...