Poe-etic
Edgar Allen Poe
This short story uses lions as a metaphor for the dangers of technology
The Veldt
The novel study for this year in ELA 7
The Hound of the Baskervilles
Lefty Loosy Righty Righty
Mr. Northam has two of these furry friends
Cats
The Tell-Tale Heart has this many characters
2
The title "The Black Veil" refers to traditional western mourning dress, but the wearing of this veil in the story is ironic for this reason.
The guy isn't dead yet
This is the genre of our upcoming novel study
Mystery
Salt
Mr. Northam rides this two-wheeled machine to work in the summer
A motorcycle
The Raven might be the most commonly associated Poe bird, but this carrion-feeder is a key element in The Tell-Tale Heart
Vulture
This work is the shortest we will cover in terms of word count
Take My Hand
Essay
When in a survival situation, this common Canadian plants can provide a bitter tea, so long as you boil it well first
Pine needles
Mr. Northam has crashed his bicycle into this local geographic location
North Saskatchewan River
Though it might not be a planet anymore, this shore is where the Narrator of the Raven assumes the raven has come from
Plutonian
This work is the only writing that fits into two different units in ELA 7
The Raven
Mr. Northam has spent the last 2 months teaching the grade 11s this famous play.
Hamlet
The phrase "one collar and two sleeves" can help you spell this word
Necessary
Mr. Northam's favourite sci-fi book.
Dune
Edgar Allen Poe had this famous contemporary sci-fi writer as a fan, much to his confusion
Jules Verne
These smell producing devices play a key role in developing immersion in "The Veldt"
Odorophonics
This is the film study that Mr. Northam does in Grade 11
Arrival
When jumpstarting a car using another car, you always apply this cable first
Red onto positive
Mr. Northam is going to Amsterdam on saturday, but this state was the last place he visited in 2024
Arkansas