Today in computer lab, we learned about careers and future salaries.First, we picket out things that we are going to have like: where we are going to live, what kind of car we wanted, or the clothes we wanted. Then, we got a list of jobs that suited our picks. Thirdly, we answered 180 questions to see what jobs and salaries matched our like. I learned that there are a lot of jobs that I never imagined about and it was fun seeing all the salaries, even though I didn't like some jobs.

EXTRA PAGES

I FINISHED THE ANCIENT CIV PROJECT

SO I GET EXTRA 200 PAGES

The Bad Beginning

The Bad Beginning

By 

Lemony Snicket

162 pages

The Bad Beginning is the first book by Lemony Snicket and is about the 3 Baudelaires, who are just enjoying a normal day, but Mr. Poe comes and ruins their lives by saying their parents are dead. Violet, Klaus, and Sunny Baudelaire are sent to Count Olaf's dirty house, where they have to do all sorts of chores like: washing the windows or cutting wood. But later on, the Baudelaires figure out that Count Olaf wants their fortune and is going to marry the 14 year old, Violet.

The Carnivorous Carnival

The Carnivorous Carnival 

By

Lemony Snicket

286 pages

The Carnivorous Carnival by Lemony Snicket is about the 3 Baudelaires who just escaped from the Hostile Hospital in Count Olaf's trunk. The Baudelaires pretend to be freaks and find out that Madame Lulu told Count Olaf that the freaks are actually the Baudelaires. The children also figure out that one of their parents might be alive.

The Penultimate Peril

The Penultimate Peril

By 

Lemony Snicket

353 pages

The Penultimate Peril by Lemony Snicket is about the 3 Baudelaires who are traveling to Hotel Denouement with Kit Snicket. The Baudelaires are told to be "concierges", but they are actually spying on their enemies aka villains. The Baudelaires are doing their job as concierges and suddenly there is somebody moving and it was Dewey Denouement. While they are talking, Count Olaf appears and figures out that the concierges are actually the Baudelaires.

Pollution is bad for bears!

Today in science lab, we learned about how pollution affects bears. We worked with teddy bears and had to pick two bears out of the tub and see if it made a combination of a pollutant and bear, two bears, or two pollutants. I learned how many bears die of pollution. 20,000 bears die of pollution and it includes polar bears. Pollution is bad for animals, so if whenever a person is smoking, tell him/her to stop polluting!

so does toothpaste!

Don't drink out of plastic bottles!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Even carpets have plastic!

Today in science lab, I learned about how plastic revolves around people’s life. First of all, 90% of a person's house is full of things that are made from petroleum products. Second of all, most Californians use plastic right when they wake up because the carpet, alarm clock, toothpaste, toothbrush, rinsing cup, and light switch all contain petroleum products. Thirdly, plastic is really dangerous because it has harmful chemicals. Even though people cannot live without plastic, plastic is still harmful to the human body. So next time, make sure to not get a plastic water bottle!

In computer lab, I learned some language arts and science skills. One of the language arts skills was understanding poetry. In the game, I had to describe the poem like: if it had personification, similes, metaphors or rhyme. The other skill was sentence fluency. I had to arrange the words of the sentence so it made sense. Also, I had to put conjunctions so the sentence made sense. Secondly, I learned some science skills. One skill was living things. In that skill, I learned about the heart circulation and how to make plants grow. To make the plants grow, it needed the specific amount of water and sunlight. All these skills could help me because some of them are part of daily life. It was interesting learning all these spectacular skills.

computer lab

Today in computer lab, I learned about 3 skills: finding angles, shapes, vertexes, edges, and faces. Firstly, we learned about shapes by finding shapes in a room and eliminating shapes that didn't describe the note. I could apply that to daily life because there are shapes all around us like cylinders for soda cans, cuboids for computers, and much more shapes. Secondly, we learned about vertexes, edges, and faces by organizing shapes into different categories like: 2 faces, 4 faces, or 6 faces. Thirdly, we learned about angles by guarding the robot to the finish line. Angles could apply to daily life if people are constructors and have to find the measure of a corner. Learning about skills that apply to daily life, was exciting. 

Computer Lab

 Today in computer lab, I learned about different math skills including frequency diagrams, mean, mode, median, range, and probability. First of all, I learned about frequency diagrams by finding how many people have plague and worked with tally charts and graphs. Secondly, I learned about mean, mode, median, and range by weighing creatures. Since mean, mode, median, and range help with daily life, it’s really important to learn it. Thirdly, I learned about probability, which is a guess like: possible, certain, unlikely, or likely. Probability is like when a person is tossing a coin and is part of daily life like: betting , picking candy from a bag or choosing a marble from a bag. There is a 50-50 chance that it could land on heads or tail. Learning about daily life skills, was very fun and interesting.

Computer Lab

        In computer lab, I learned about how big of a deal starvation is and the game Food Force. In the game, Food Force, it explains how to help people with starvation like packing nutritious food. Also, it taught how to throw food sacks to the people by adjusting with the wind. There are starvation problems still today, and almost 15 million children, die from starvation everyday. How can starvation be solved by human beings of 2012, who are the only ones who can end this?

Call it Courage

 

Call it Courage 

By

Armstrong Sperry

92 pages

          Call it Courage by Armstrong Sperry is about a boy named Mafatu, who is scared of the sea, even though his father is the Great Chief of Hikueru. Because Mafatu's mother died by the floods, he is scared of the sea. But at age 15, Mafatu puts aside his fears and paddles out to the sea. What he doesn't know is, that he is going to become a hero in front of his people

Computer Lab Wonders

Probably wondering about Raspberry Pi on this fine day.... Raspberry Pi is a single-board computer that is portable and can be plugged into a computer and TV! It is plugged in with a cell phone charger, keyboard plug, and other plugs too. On the Raspberry Pi, it could create a word document, play video games, and even has a USB port. The Raspberry Pi was designed in UK and sold 10,000 of them on the first sale. Tired with having to carry the big laptop everywhere, the answer to that is a Raspberry Pi.

Raspberry Pi

Dragonwings

 

Dragonwings

By

Laurence Yep

248 pages

(no summary is needed because it was read in class)

Sadako and the Thousand paper cranes

 

Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes

By

Eleanor Coerr

63 pages

         Sadako and the Thousand cranes by Eleanor Coerr is about a girl named  Sadako that lives in Japan and was a runner, but caught the badly disease from the atomic bombs that was released in 1945. Sadako family, on August 6, remembered the people that died from the bomb. After the day of the Big Race, she faces dizziness, but doesn't tell her parents or her best friend,Chizuko. But one day, her secret is no longer a secret and she is submitted into the hospital because of leukemia.