Paragraph 1 the sick part
Where I went for your 7th grade class trip lake campounce . This place located in Connecticut .The time we left was 8am. It took to me 15 minute to get on the bus. What I did while I was on the bus waiting to leave was eat my breakfast. The trip to the park was not cool. What I did on the way to the park was sleep.The movies I watch was harry potter. The bus ride was 3 hours. I felt sick on the bus. Why I did felt this way was because I'm car/bus/truck sick.

Paragraph 2 the fun begins
Once we arrived at the theme park what we did was pick people in our group . How I did you feel when you saw the park I felt amazed. our group was Steve,Angel,Robert,Isaiah,Desire,Alhaji and Ms.Bentley . The teacher we were with was Ms.Bentley. The first ride that you went on was the wildcat . Every body went on the ride . The other rides went on was wipe out,down time,giant wheel ,eat, Zoomerang,saw mill plunge. My favorite ride was the zoomerange . it was my favorite because it was not bumpy . What I liked about it was going backward . There was no ride I did not like. I like every thing . The funny thing about the pirate was that Steven was hugging Christan. teacher went on some of the rides with us . She went on the pirate,wipe out, hunted house and zoomerange rides. What I order to eat was Burger and hot dog . I like the food but not the onion rings .

Paragraph 3 The end
The last ride that I went on was wipe out. Besides getting on rides, The other stuff I did do or see at Lake Compounds was trees. The bus ride home was sick. What movie I watch on the way back was batman begin .What I like the most about Lake Compounds the roll-a-coast. Would I want to go back ? No because I sick of the get sick every time I'm on the moving car.

2/09

What happens when the father tries to get a job?

they don't give him

 What awoke the kids in the middle of the night?

 fleas 

What happens to both of the twin boys?

sickness 

What does the father do to Eugene's coffin that upsets the main character?

he is drinking on the coffin of his dead brother 

Where does the family get their furniture from? Are their beds new or used?

they ask for money
Based on the movie, who do poor people turn to for help when they are going through rough times? family or hosptial

What kind of problems do people who live in poverty have to deal with? List some that you saw in the movie.

PAIN LIES
The main character's father is an alcoholic, what type of conflict is this? Why? (Person Vs. Self, Person Vs. Person, or Person Vs. Society). GREEDY 

imovie

Alhaji Mansaray
6/1/09
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working with my group was ok but i hated all of them for trying to take credit of my share of the group . the best part of working with a group was acting .the worst part of working with alone was nothing . the most difficult part of creating the IMOVIE was the voice . i think our group worked together but just want to be greedy .the advice i would you give a group of students on Imovies don't let your team steal the credit from you.

career day reflection

The career were amazing on career day.
I like both my classes that i went for.
i learned a lot about banking and media.
you retired when 65 at both time.

monster

I feel good about using IMOVIE. the best part about creating the movie with my group is the affects. When we showed are video in class yesterday, our classmates react jealous . the feedback they gave us were that our movie was to long . After showing our video, we feel you need to make make it longer more question and less video.

the other videos that i saw were wack . i know our video is the best, why -because we had laughter learning . i video did not enjoy them, why-because they were in black and white . What advice do you have for a student from another school who has never used IMovie?nothing. If someone has never read Monster before, do you think they will understand what you're talking about when looking at your film? yes they will

You have several weeks to make your film incredible. How do you plan to improve your film?After showing our video, we feel you need to make make it longer more question and less video.

DOT2DOT GOOGLEDOC

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Artists make art to express what they are feeling or thinking. They use many methods—drawing, painting, sculpting. They use an assortment of materials—different kinds of paints, pencils, pens, plaster, clay, and even computers. Artists’ works may show objects, people, nature, or events.

Artists fall into one of several groups. Art directors design and look at material that is going to be in magazines, newspapers, and other printed or digital form. They decide which art to use.

Multi-media artists and animators create art on film, on video, or with computers. They draw by hand and use computers to create the large pictures that form movies, television programs, and computer games.

Fine artists create original art. They specialize in one or two art forms, such as painting, illustrating, sketching, sculpting, printmaking, and restoring. Many fine artists have a second job as a curator or teacher.

Craft artists create or reproduce hand-made objects for sale or to exhibit in galleries or museums. They may use many different materials and the same types of techniques as those used by fine artists.

Illustrators create pictures for books, magazines, and other publications. They also create pictures for products such as wrapping paper, stationery, greeting cards, and calendars. Illustrators work directly on a computer. Medical and scientific illustrators combine drawing skills with knowledge of biology or other sciences.

Cartoonists draw political, advertising, social, and sports cartoons. Some cartoonists work with others who create the idea or story and write the captions.

Sketch artists draw using pencil, charcoal, or pastels. Their work can be used by many different people for a wide range of purposes.

Sculptors make artwork using clay, glass, wire, fabric, plaster, wood, or stone. Some combine materials to make art.

Printmakers create printed images. They use wood, stone, or metal. Some also use computers to aid in their work.

Painting restorers restore damaged and faded paintings.

Many artists work in art studios. Others work in their homes. Some share studio space, where they also may show their work. Work areas have a lot of light and air. However, artists may be exposed to fumes from glue, paint, ink, and other materials and to dust from filings, splattered paint, or spilled fluids. They may get back pain or eyestrain, or feel tired.

Artists may work extra hours to meet deadlines. Self-employed artists can set their own hours. They spend a lot of time selling their art and building a reputation.

How do you get ready?		Back to Top

Though formal training is not strictly necessary for artists, it is good to take art courses in high school. It is hard to be successful without some training.

Many colleges and universities offer bachelor's or master's degree programs in fine arts. Independent schools of art and design offer associate and bachelor's degree programs in art. These educational programs include training in computer techniques. Knowing how to use a computer is very important.

Art directors usually start as entry-level artists in a firm and work their way up to being a director. First they must show their artistic and leadership abilities. Some may get a degree in art administration.

Medical illustrators need a bachelor's degree combining art and premedical courses. A master's degree in medical illustration is recommended, but only five schools in the United States offer this degree.

Those who want to teach art at public elementary or secondary schools must have a teaching certificate and a bachelor's degree.

Artists hired by a firm often start with routine tasks. They may also sell their work privately. The most successful artists constantly come up with new ideas.

Artists usually prepare a "portfolio"—a collection of samples of their work. This collection shows their talent and skill, and it helps them sell their art and get jobs.

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Earnings of salaried artists vary greatly among the different specialties. In 2006, the middle half of craft artists earned between $18,860 and $35,840, while the middle half of art directors earned between $49,480 and $94,920. The lowest 10 percent of craft artists earned less than $14,130, while the highest 10 percent of art directors earned more than $135,090 in 2006.

Earnings for self-employed artists also vary widely. Many do not make enough money just from selling their art.

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Artists held about 218,000 jobs in 2006. More than 6 out of 10 artists were self-employed.

What about the future?		Back to Top

Employment of artists is expected to grow faster than the average for all occupations through the year 2016. However, there will be strong competition for most jobs. Many people with a lot of talent want to be artists. Many artists will need to have a second job in order to support themselves financially.

Are there other jobs like this?		Back to Top

• Architects
• Archivists, curators, and museum technicians
• Computer software engineers
• Designers
• Desktop publishers
• Landscape architects
• Photographers

Where can you find more information?		Back to Top

More BLS information about artists and related workers can be found in the Occupational Outlook Handbook. The Handbook also shows where to find out even more about this job.

Last Modified Date: April 29, 2008

Artist are people who draw picture and express their feelings on paper.

They don't say a thing but the pictures say a thousand words.

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Coaches help people learn how to play a sport. They start by teaching them the basics. They show them the proper form and technique. Coaches have practice sessions to do drills and improve the athletes’ skills and stamina. They also manage the team during competition. They help motivate players to do their best.

Coaches also devise strategies to give their teams the best chance of winning. Coaches may evaluate or "scout" the opposing team prior to the competition.

Coaches may also select and store equipment and other supplies. Some coaches are full-time workers. Others just do it part time, like many high school teachers who also coach a school team.

Coaches get a lot of satisfaction from seeing kids succeed in their sport.

Coaches often work irregular work hours. Coaches often work Saturdays, Sundays, evenings, and holidays. Full-time coaches usually work more than 40 hours a week for several months during the sports season.

Coaches who work with outdoor sports have to deal with different types of weather. Coaches often travel to sporting events by bus or airplane.

How do you get ready?		Back to Top

Education and training requirements for coaches vary greatly by the level and type of sport. Some people start by coaching young kids on recreation teams. Then they might become high school coaches. To become a professional coach, it takes many years of coaching experience and a winning record in high school or college sports.

High school coaches who are mainly teachers must have a college degree. Most high schools prefer to hire a teacher who already works there and is willing to coach part time. Those who are not teachers must meet State requirements for certification in order to become a coach. Coaches need to take courses in exercise, sports science, and physical education.

Coaches must be able to talk to others clearly. They also must be leaders.

How much does this job pay?		Back to Top

In 2006, the middle half of coaches and scouts earned between $17,510 and $40,850. The lowest-paid 10 percent earned less than $13,990. The highest-paid 10 percent earned more than $58,890.

How many jobs are there?		Back to Top

In 2006, there were about 217,000 coaches and scouts. They worked at schools, sports associations, health clubs, and other places.

What about the future?		Back to Top

More sports and fitness activities means we will need more of these workers. The number of jobs is expected to grow faster than the average for all occupations between 2006 and 2016. People who are certified to teach academic subjects, like history or science, in addition to physical education should have the best chances for high school coaching jobs. There is a lot of competition for coaching jobs at the college and professional levels.

Are there other jobs like this?		Back to Top

• Dietitians and nutritionists
• Physical therapists
• Professional athletes
• Recreation and fitness workers
• Recreational therapists
• Teachers
• Umpires

Where can you find more information?		Back to Top

More BLS information about athletes, coaches, umpires, and related workers can be found in the Occupational Outlook Handbook. The Handbook also shows where to find out even more about this job.

Last Modified Date: April 29, 2008

Coach is some that helps you in sports

That has a technique for the student

they also have plays that help kid win or adults, too

What is this job like? Back to Top Doctors make people healthier. When people get sick, doctors figure out why. They give people medicine and other kinds of treatment. They also give advice about diet, exercise, and sleep. Doctors use science to figure out what is making people sick. Doctors examine people, listen to them describe their health problems, and do tests to see what is wrong. There are many kinds of doctors. Family and general practitioners are often the first doctors that people go to when they get sick. These doctors treat common problems. They also send patients to other doctors, called specialists. Specialists are experts in different types of health problems. For example, internists focus on problems with internal organs. Pediatricians care for children and babies. Surgeons perform operations, like fixing broken bones or transplanting organs. Most doctors are doctors of medicine (M.D.). They treat all kinds of diseases and injuries. Some doctors are doctors of osteopathic medicine (D.O.). They focus on muscles and bones. Many doctors work long hours, at all times of day and night. Over one-third of physicians worked more than 60 hours a week in 2004. But doctors who work in small offices often have more time off. Doctors sometimes have to rush to the hospital to deal with emergencies. How do you get ready? Back to Top Becoming a doctor requires more training than most other jobs. It usually takes at least 11 years to become a doctor: 4 years of college, 4 years of medical school, and 3 years working in a hospital. For some specialties, doctors may have to work in a hospital for up to 8 years before they are trained. To become a doctor, you should study biology, chemistry, physics, math, and English. It is not easy to get into medical school. You have to do very well in college and on medical school entrance tests. Students spend most of the first 2 years of medical school in labs and classrooms. They take lots of science courses. They also learn to ask patients the right questions and how to examine them. They learn how to tell what sickness a patient has. In the last 2 years, students work with patients and doctors in hospitals and clinics. After medical school, doctors go to work in a hospital for a few years. They are called residents. To be a resident, you must take a test. If you want to be a doctor, you should like to help people. You should be willing to study a lot. You have to know how to talk to sick people. And you should be able to make decisions and handle emergencies. How much does this job pay? Back to Top Of all jobs, being a doctor usually pays the most money. The Medical Group Management Association's Physician Compensation and Production Survey says that most doctors earned between $132,953 and $321,686 in 2005. How much they earned depended on how long they had been doctors and where they lived. It also depended on how many hours they worked and how good a doctor they were. And it depended on what kind of doctor they were—specialists usually made more than general practitioners. How many jobs are there? Back to Top Physicians held about 633,000 jobs in 2006. More doctors are working as partners or in a group. What about the future? Back to Top BLS expects the number of jobs for physicians to grow faster than the average for all occupations through the year 2016. This is partly because new machines and tools are letting doctors treat more health problems. And it is partly because people are living longer and need more healthcare. Job opportunities for doctors are expected to be good, especially in rural and low-income areas. Some of these areas do not have enough doctors. Are there other jobs like this? Back to Top Acupuncturists Audiologists Chiropractors Dentists Medical transcriptionists Optometrists Pharmacists Physician assistants Podiatrists Nurses Nurse practitioners Speech-language pathologists Veterinarians Where can you find more information? Back to Top More BLS information about physicians and surgeons can be found in the Occupational Outlook Handbook. The Handbook also shows where to find out even more about this job. Last Modified Date: April 29, 2008 Doctors help you get healthy. Doctors are helper to the community Doctors are people who know what they are doing What is this job like? Back to Top Do you know where your backyard ends and your neighbor's yard begins? Have you ever wondered how maps are created? These are questions for a surveyor. Surveyors measure and draw what the earth's surface looks like. Surveyors do different types of work. Some measure land, air space, and water areas. They describe where a certain area of land is. They explain what it looks like, and how much is there. They put these facts in deeds, leases, and other legal documents. They also define air space for airports. In addition, they measure construction and mineral sites. Surveyors might lead survey parties (or surveying projects). Geodetic surveyors measure large areas of the earth's surface. Geophysical prospecting surveyors mark sites for exploration below the earth's surface, usually related to petroleum. Marine or hydrographic surveyors study harbors, rivers, and other bodies of water. Another type of worker is a surveying and mapping technician. Survey technicians help land surveyors when they go to a site. Survey technicians use special tools and collect facts. They might hold measuring tapes and chains. Survey technicians write notes. They also make sketches and enter the facts into computers. Some survey parties include helpers. They move bushes from sight lines, stick stakes into the ground, and carry equipment. Another group of workers is cartographers. They collect facts about the earth's surface. They prepare maps of large areas. Their work is like land surveyors, but they cover larger areas. Some specialists, called photogrammetrists, prepare maps from aerial photographs. This group works mainly in offices. They seldom visit the sites they are mapping. A new type of worker is called a geographic information specialist. This new occupational group started because of the new things that people can do with satellites and computers. Geographic information specialists combine the jobs of mapping scientists and surveyors. Surveyors study legal records. They look for previous boundaries. They record the results of the survey. They make sure that their facts are correct. Afterwards, they draw what the area looks like. They make maps and write reports. Surveyors who set up boundaries must be licensed by the State in which they work. Surveyors usually work an 8-hour day, 5 days a week. They spend a lot of their time outdoors. Sometimes they work longer hours during the summer, when the weather is good and the sun stays up longer. Land surveyors and technicians often stand for long periods. They have to climb hills and walk long distances. Sometimes they have to stay overnight. They carry heavy packs of instruments and equipment. They face all types of weather when they are outside. Surveyors also spend time in offices. While in an office, they have to make plans, read their facts, and prepare reports and maps. Most of the time, surveyors use computers to do math problems and draw maps. Cartographers spend almost all their time in offices. How do you get ready? Back to Top To become a licensed surveyor, most people take surveying courses, pass tests, and get on-the-job training. However, as technology advances, a 4-year college degree is becoming more important for surveyors and related workers. Junior colleges, technical institutes, and vocational schools offer 1-, 2-, and 3-year programs in surveying and surveying technology. High school students interested in surveying should take courses in algebra, geometry, trigonometry, drafting, mechanical drawing, and computer science. Surveyors should be able to see objects, distances, sizes, and other forms in their minds. Their work has to be correct all the time, because mistakes can cost a lot of money. Surveyors have to be able to work with people and to work as part of a team. Learning to lead others is another important skill. Members of a survey party must be in good physical shape to work outdoors and carry equipment. They need good eyesight and hearing to communicate by hand and voice signals. How much does this job pay? Back to Top The middle half of all surveyors earned between $35,720 and $63,990 in 2006. The lowest-paid 10 percent earned less than $26,690. The highest-paid 10 percent earned more than $79,910. The middle half of all surveying and mapping technicians earned between $25,070 and $42,230 in 2006. The lowest-paid 10 percent earned less than $20,020 and the highest-paid 10 percent earned more than $53,310. The middle half of all cartographers and photogrammetrists earned between $37,480 and $65,240 per year in 2006. The lowest-paid 10 percent earned less than $30,910 and the highest-paid 10 percent earned more than $80,520. How many jobs are there? Back to Top Surveyors, cartographers, photogrammetrists, and surveying technicians held about 148,000 jobs in 2006. Most of the jobs are those working for engineers, architects, and surveying firms. Some of the jobs are in Federal, State, and local government agencies. A small number of surveyors were self-employed. What about the future? Back to Top The number of jobs for surveyors, cartographers, photogrammetrists, and surveying technicians is expected to grow much faster than the average for all occupations through the year 2016. Job opportunities will be best for those with at least a college degree and strong technical skills, such as the ability to use geographic information systems. Are there other jobs like this? Back to Top Architects Civil engineers Environmental scientists Geoscientists Landscape architects Urban planners Where can you find more information? Back to Top More BLS information about surveyors, cartographers, and photogrammetrists and surveying technicians can be found in the Occupational Outlook Handbook. The Handbook also shows where to find out even more about this job. Last Modified Date: April 29, 2008 surveyor are people how are intersted in algebra, geometry, trigonometry, drafting, mechanical drawing, and computer science. They make a lot of money They are not fun What is this job like? Back to Top If you like animals and science, you might want to be a veterinarian. Veterinarians take care of sick and injured animals. Like doctors, they perform surgery and give medicine. When an animal is sick, vets examine it to find out why. They look for clues in the way an animal looks, acts, and smells. For example, if a dog is walking in a strange way, that might be because it hurt its leg. Vets need to look carefully because animals can't say what is wrong. Vets also give blood tests, x-rays, and other tests, looking for clues about an animal's illnesses. Then, vets decide what kind of medicine the animal needs. Vets prevent problems by giving vaccinations and check-ups and fixing teeth. They also teach owners how to feed and train their animals. Vets use special tools to perform surgeries. They fix broken bones, take out tumors, replace knees and hips, and more. Vets also treat and cover wounds. They need to be ready to see blood, organs, and bones. Most vets treat small pets, including dogs, cats, and gerbils. But a few focus on large animals, such as sheep, cows, and horses. Large-animal vets usually drive to ranches and stables where their patients live. They check for infections in the animals and give advice to the animals' owners. Often, they help when the animals give birth. A few vets work in zoos and aquariums. They care for zebras, sharks, and other wild creatures. In addition to helping sick animals, vets can work as animal inspectors, checking to make sure that farm animals are healthy and that their living spaces are clean. Another option for vets is doing scientific research. They try to make new medicines. Vets work in many different places. Vets who do research work in clean, dry laboratories. Most vets who take care of animals work in small clinics and hospitals. But some work in large hospitals with the most advanced equipment. Many vets supervise technicians and assistants. And many own their own business and are their own boss. Because animals can get sick at any time, vets often work long hours. Those in group practices may take turns working weekends or evenings and dealing with emergencies. Many vets like their work because they can be with animals every day. But because some animals are scared or hurt, they sometimes try to bite, kick, or scratch their vets. Vets who work with large animals often work outside in all kinds of weather. The work is sometimes dirty. How do you get ready? Back to Top All veterinarians need to go to college. The first step for most vets is to get a bachelor's degree, which usually takes 4 years. They study biology, chemistry, physics, nutrition, and animal science. They also need to take math and English classes. Many people also get experience by working at animal hospitals or shelters. The next step is to go to veterinary college for 4 more years. Getting into vet college is competitive. Students who get in usually have very good grades. After college, vets take a test and get a license. In veterinary college, students learn more science. They also learn how to work with animals, do surgery, and do laboratory tests with microscopes and other equipment. Many people also decide to learn more about a specific kind of illness or animal. They work with experienced vets during a 2-year internship. They might focus on surgery, dentistry, or wild animals, for example. After finishing school, nearly all vets keep taking classes about new diseases and treatments. Students who want to be vets can get ready now by taking science classes and learning about animals. They also need to take English classes and practice speaking and writing so that they will be able to explain things to animal owners. How much does this job pay? Back to Top The middle half of all vets earned between $56,450 and $94,880 in 2006. The lowest-paid 10 percent earned less than $43,530 a year. The highest-paid 10 percent earned more than $133,150. How many jobs are there? Back to Top There were about 62,000 veterinarian jobs in 2006. About 1 out of 5 vets was self-employed and owned his or her own business. Vets worked for clinics, hospitals, governments, research companies, universities, animal food companies, and zoos. What about the future? Back to Top Vets are expected to have very good job opportunities. And the number of jobs for vets is expected to grow much faster than the average for all occupations between 2006 and 2016. That's because there will be more pets, especially cats, and because more people will be willing to pay for more medical care for their pets. Jobs taking care of small animals are expected to increase quickly, especially jobs taking care of cats. There will be more jobs for vets who can have advanced training and can give special kinds of care, such as dentistry. Jobs taking care of large animals, such as horses and cows, are growing more slowly. But there will still be lots of jobs for vets who can do that work. Are there other jobs like this? Back to Top Animal care and service workers Biological scientists Chiropractors Dentists Doctors Medical scientists Optometrists Podiatrists Veterinary technologists and technicians Where can you find more information? Back to Top More BLS information about veterinarians can be found in the Occupational Outlook Handbook. The Handbook also shows where to find out even more about this job. The Occupational Outlook Quarterly has an article about vets and other people who work in zoos and an article about veterinary technicians. Last Modified Date: April 29, 2008 veterinarian are people who help animal not people they make a lot of money They can't not be afraid of any animal

why do i have to think about a career now?

Do Now

i think we are thing about careers right now because I will be in college before we blink. It is important because i need to be ready to make money before i get out of college. this project is my back up job so that if i don't make it to the NBA. I have have started to think about my future.

I feel he is innocent. I think he doesn't role in the crime. I think the robbery occurred in right after Steve got out the store, so when they got caught they blamed Steve. what I think happened that night was that they split the money and thought of away to not get life in prison So they blamed a boy that was home watching the news . I think Steve doesn't knows Bobo. Why I think this is because He only knows King . I think Steve is friends with people like James King and Osvaldo because he wants to be cool.


our friends influence us in many bad and good ways . Steve influenced by his friends to smoke. I have never been in a situation like Steve Harmon where i got into trouble because of the people you associate with. it important to choose your friends wisely because they might hit you on the head . i think Steve's lawyer, O'Brien, feels that Steve's choice of friends are bad .

I believe Steve is being negatively influenced by his friends to smoke and hurt people or I do not think he is like his friend . Look at your character chart. What Steve have in common with his friends is that they smoke. the differences are that Steve doesn't have a cold heart . Steve want to me like James King to get respect.

profile reflecion

math,dot2dot,career day

The career I would like to hear about is a Basketball. My top three career i would like are, basketball,doctor,weatherman . I am interested in basketball because i have come to love it , well at first i was bad . But some people never give up in me. Then my next career choose was a doctor because i like helping kids.

alhajimansaray

Alhaji is a seventh grade student who has special interests and abilities in school. He described his grades as average in math, average in science, average in reading, and average in social studies. He seems to have several areas of interest. His primary interest appears to be in fine arts. He seems to like color, texture, and creating products, by drawing, painting, or participating in set and costume design, or graphic layouts. He may also be interested in photography.

Alhaji's second area of interest appears to be in reading, as he seems to like reading novels, stories, poetry, and other types of literature.

Alhaji's third area of interest appears to be in science. He seems to enjoy learning about scientific subjects such as biology, chemistry, environmental protection, animals, or geology and doing something with this knowledge, such as working on an experiment or a science project, or collecting items such as leaves or insects.

Alhaji also has specific preferred instructional styles. Learning or instructional styles are the ways students like to learn and the strategies parents and teachers use to help them learn. Alhaji has very clearly defined learning preferences. His preferred instructional style is through technology that helps him to learn by using various interactive multi-media devices and Internet content. His second choice of learning style is peer tutoring that happens when a student or friend who knows a good deal about something helps or works with him to really understand the topic or material being studied in school. Alhaji also enjoys working in groups, as he enjoys working together with other students in or out of class.

Alhaji also has a preferred product style. That is, he has certain kinds of products that he likes to complete. His first product choice is artistic as he likes to draw, paint, or sculpt, and may also enjoy choosing colors and working with design or texture. His second choice of product style is musical. He enjoys listening, playing, and/or thinking about various forms of music. Alhaji's third choice of product style is written, as he enjoys writing articles, stories, or other types of written products.

black

1) What does she mean by this quote?
that he may not have a chance of win.

2) What does this quote remind you of?
the quote remind me snake

SUMMARY) Give me a summary of the quote (what you are taking away from the text)

i am taking away that he is a black . i hate the story just for that quote

1)that he may not have a chance of win.

2) What does this quote remind you of?
the quote remind me snake

SUMMARY) Give me a summary of the quote (what you are taking away from the text)

i am taking away that he is a black . i hate the story just for that quote

When you ar

Look at today's Do Now, do you feel racism still exists?yes because of the white people some of them that is . In what ways does racism exists? the way is that people hate because of the bad heart .no i Have you ever experienced racism. i have not In what ways have you experienced
racism. yes Steve Harmon Does experience Racism.

yes i Do you think there is racism in our country's court system. yes minority a get a fair trial. Why because they were white .yes i Do you think Steve Harmon will get a fair trial ,Why he is younger. O'Brien feels that theJury they selected for Steve's trail is not fare.

Why do you feel some people think that our country's court systems are racist?it not true because they aren't black . Why do you feel there are more black men in jail than college? the let word hurt them.

Homework activity
Answer the following questions in a paragraph response,
In what ways are words that we speak powerful? Can words reveal what we think about certain issues? How did O'Brien's words reveal what she thought of the jury? How did Petrocelli's word's reveal what she thought of Steve Harmon? How can our own words reveal what we think inside? Why is it important to choose your words wisely?

monster

Write a 3 paragraph blog about how name-calling affects people.

The language we use is so powerful people kill each other over it. They (bullies ) do it to hurt you with out fighting . They would feel really mad and bad about there self. I see people everyday being called names . I don't really know any one that is gay. They really start to feel bad about there self.

She called him a monster because she believe he killed a man . He feel nothing when they call him name . He acts like he doesn't even hear him.
No i don't think he feels like a monster.No i don't think so he is a monster. i think he is innocent .

No, the court sees him as a kid .no, he couldn't offered a gun because he was youngest person in the group. He called his book that Because that why the lady called him

aim

What is the title?Declaration of Independence

When was it written?
1776
For what audience was the document written?
king george
Based on this document, list the three "unalienable Rights" guaranteed to people.
the had to respect the people
According to this document, why are governments created and where do they get their power?
england
Based on this document, state what people are allowed to do "whenever any Form of government becomes destructive" of these ends.

Extension: Post an answer to the aim on your blog.

Proportion

4/3/09

Aim:How do we solve proportion by using  cross product?

1. The product help you remember  how solve a proportion  because it forces you to divide the product by the number that is how it helps.

 

2. The problem is that he didn't cross multiply right because 12*2= 24 and have put 36 that what wrong with the problem 

        2       x

 Ex. _   =  _ ; 2x; 36; x=18

        3       12

3. 6         2

     _    ,    _       first i multiplied  6 *15 =90 next i multiplied 2 * 45 = 90 then  i check my work and finally i agree that it is proportion

    45     15  

idiom

idiom is like simile and metaphoric they sound the same. the idiom is what my mom say lot. the idiom is great for speaking.

The game that I enjoyed the most was called wizard poetry . In this game I studied the following skills alliteration, rhyme and rhythm .  In order to win this game I had to beat angel.  The thing I enjoyed most about this game was pig. My partner was angel . (i won) . To play this game go to this link called Wizard Poetry.

The game that I enjoyed the 2nd most was called pirate spelling. In this game I studied the following skills sound out words .  In order to win this game I had to concentrate .  The thing I enjoyed most about this game was art . My partner was angel. (i won again ). To play this game go to this link Pirate Spelling.

The game that I enjoyed the 2nd most was The game that I least enjoyed was called pirate spelling. In this game I studied the following skills rhyming .  In order to win this game I had to listen .  The thing I least enjoyed  about this game was it had a boy mapping . My partner was  angel. (i won again). To play this game go to this link pirate spelling . In this game I studied the following skills read the question careful.  In order to win this game I had to fast.  The thing I enjoyed most about this game was the running. My partner was angel. (i win again). To play this game go to this link Alien Punctuation.

Journal Assignment Two-Step Equations

T-mobile charges $34.99 a month for phone service. They also charge $0.48 per minute for long distance calls. If Joshua's bill was $64.75, how many minutes of long distance calls did she make?

Part A - Write an equation that can be used to solve the problem.

Equation: 34.99 + 0.48m=64.75

m=29.28

Part B - Solve your equation and answer the question in a complete

sentence. He send 29.28 for every minute he talked about !

what i learned

What i learn is that native Americans all have names  and  indian is not their names. Christopher Columbus named them indian because they didn't know their language. that is rude. They have lot of story

poeM

lizard green spicks so clean hurt the fly that was in the sky .

the broom brown  was chopped up clean.

lion king told lion son grow more.

The boy sam step back twice.

test

test 2 was easy i say this because i have not taking test 1. It ieasy because it was on paper. It was also import because it mead me think really hard. theank you. I t was amazing.

Aim: How do we evaluate algebric expressions

12(x)

4/y

(3x)*(y/2)

constant dose not change b as to a variable is dose

Onomatopoeia

bang i told you i was not in a gang

so why  was she hang

so sunny told you to shoot

no wander your grow some root

know you want to sing

lockher

she is big mouth

she is i want known so buy

she is your fear but not your deer 

so lockher

The Bronx Masquerade

Alhaji


The character that am related to is called Raul and people think he is bandito . But he is a great artist. We have learned about 12 characters so far. What i like about that characters have incredible skills. I am a artist because it was all i could do when i came to this country.I hate the book because I am not in it.

We are different because he is Spanish and is from Mexico and people thing he is a bandito
He is like me because he try to help some girl with art. I don't like when people call him bandito.

chicken

chicken

in our mouths

shaped like a bat's thats fat

they are  animals with pink skin 

chick-on  

soccer 

It the greatest ,

in  field and on the field

the soccer is like  on butter and crack

soccer

Paragraph one: What did you learn today in Literacy class? What are Jim Crow laws? How do you think non-whites were affected by Jim Crow laws? How do you think Malcolm X felt about these laws? Who are some people who fought against Jim Crow laws that you can think of throughout history? (you can discuss this with your classmates).

Paragraph two: Who was Langston Hughes? the poem writer.How was life for black people when Hughes was growing up?it was painful .What poem of his did you read in class today? the sky one is the one i read .Do you think black people have it easier in 2009 than they did in 1930, why?yes they do. why not? because they can vote know than back than . What privileges do black people have today that they didn't have when Langston Hughes was growing up? the have cars to drive.

Paragraph three: How do you feel about Jim Crow Laws?it was a bad idea. How did Langston Hughes fight against Jim Crow Laws? he stayed believing.How did Shirley Chisholm fight against Jim Crow Laws?he lives his life. How did Malcolm X fight against these Laws? he changed his ways. How did Martin Luther King jr fight these laws? he gave amazing speeches. If people never spoke out against segregation/Jim Crow how would our world be different today? we would still have rights.

Shirley Chisholm

1st paragraph
-What did you learn today? Today I learned about Shirley Chisholm the first black woman to run for the highest power/office in the united state.
-What did you do today? Today I watch a video on the smart board about Shirley Chisholm and how she felt about the future of the children of tomorrow.
-How do you feel about Shirley Chisholm? I feel that she is separation for woman and girls.
-Would you like to learn more about Shirley Chisholm? No because she is only telling me something I have heard a thousand time.

2nd paragraph:
-How do you think Malcolm X felt about Shirley Chisholm?I don't thing he had the time to learn about her Why?because he had his on problem
-Who is the black historical person you want to know most about? My dad!!!!
-What do you now know about black history? I know it the history of how black came to be in America. (compared to what you knew on Monday)

3rd paragraph:

How do you think blacks were treated when Shirley ran for president?They were starting to get a little respect back then.
How many woman can you name that ran for president? Two!
Why is Shirley Chisholm important to history? She remind us to never stop going for your goals even if they seem imposable.

Malcolm X

Today I learned about Malcolm X.
What I did today was write about a picture of Malcolm and the KKK .
I fell that Malcolm was a great civil rights movement leader because he learning form his past.I would love to learn more about Malcolm X I want to know who killed him and etc.

I like black history month not just because am African American. I like black history month because I learn about people I have never seen before. The black historical person I want to know most about is Thurgood Marshall.I know alote about BLACK HISTORY.




I have read a poem that was written by JonAmo it is called a" black car in the white night sky. "Another poem I read was called"Pride."This is a great book just read it.I LOVE POEMS THEY PUSH ME TO GREAT WORDS!!

HOMME OFFF THEE CAAT

THE BUNNY

By:Alhaji

There once was a bunny named buggy,

aka Michael sunny,

Not scary,
But harry,
He love being ready,

But doesn't really like doggy.

The Boy
By: Ms.Carlina
There once was a boy named Alhaji,
Who come from quite a large family,
He's the oldest of five,
One of the coolest kids alive,
And he also spells quite remarkable.

Jelly
Retold by: Alhaji
There once was a hamster named Nelly,
His whisker was sticky and smelly,
This was not if you please,
Some strong new disease,
But an extraordinary liking for jelly!