Will you be ready to impress on your LWM speech?
"Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." Maya Angelou
"Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." Maya Angelou
YES!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
~Sarha
Opps
ReplyDeleteSarAH
Are we allowed to bring food...??????
ReplyDeleteI wanna see peoples' costumes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletewhen i last heard no but im not totaly sure
ReplyDeleteMe too!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMine is hilarious!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAlthough I am jealous of your idea, Sarah, I doubt you could bring food because what if u ran out? I probably depends what u bring, like if u brought crackers for some reason like that ur state manufactures A TON of crackers, then I am sure it would be fine, however, if u bring in a dinner, then probably not
ReplyDeleteMine 2, sarah, that means I won't be the only one...
ReplyDeleteCan someone post the vocab. words, please? I don't need defentations. ASAP Thanks!
ReplyDelete- M.G.
Decrease
ReplyDeleteDejected
Demote
Denominator
Descend
Subdue
Sub-heading
Submerge
Subside
Subsistence
Those are the vocab words in order.
Abigail
our vocab test is friday right and do we really have to have our parents sign the sheet and sarah if you bring in food you HAVE to let me have some because as long as its good then i will be hungry
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Thanks...
ReplyDeleteI keep adding on to my costume every minute now.
Do we bring them in tomorrow??????
_Sarah___________ ASAP
What do you mean have our parents sign the sheet?
ReplyDeleteC'mon ASAP
Sarah
and mr b did you forget to write something cause it shows everything blank on my screen
ReplyDeleteLIVESTRONG
oh like your parents have to help you with the sheet and mrs graham said we have to have our parents sign the vocab sheet
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ReplyDeleteSarah,
ReplyDeletewe aren't presenting them 2morrow so no
guys when did she say that?????????
ReplyDeleteWhat time?
Was it after 12:00?????
Answer!!!!!!!! Please!!!!!!!!!!
Mary Grace,
ReplyDeleteI assume u need the definitions for the vocab, correct?? If udo, post a comment and I will type them up 4 u
Sarah,
ReplyDeletewhen did who say what?
when did mrs. graham say that we needed our parents to sign the paper on vocab?
ReplyDeleteMg
ReplyDeleteSaid she did not need them BTW
sarah,
ReplyDeletewe are presenting the speeches tomorrow but without props of costumes. Also, so we do a new paragraph for the fun facts?
-ansley
i didn't know we needed our parents to sign it. I don't think she did
ReplyDeletethat's what ryan said. I'm soooo confused
ReplyDeleteI didn't finish my sentence. I meant: I don't think mrs.Graham ever said that our parents have to sign the sheet
ReplyDeleteI know but ryan said they did
ReplyDeleteSarah,
ReplyDeletewhat are u confused about?
the signing of parents
ReplyDeleteand u are going to believe every single word anybody ever tells u?
ReplyDeleteGTG Bi
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ReplyDeleteK bi
ReplyDeleteWait wat does mrs. grahm need 2 sign... wat im so confused?
ReplyDeletesarah maddie obviously didnt know but ask anyone else we DO have to have our parents sign it and why dont you believe me im really cool
ReplyDeleteLIVESTRONG
its just for the grahams not the buxtons
ReplyDeleteLIVESTRONG
ok thanx ryan.................. maddie can u post the definitions for me if u can u dont havet 2
ReplyDeletedo we need the fun facts paragraph in our speech? ASAP!!!
ReplyDeleteansley
i wud just get your parents to sign it anyway just in case.
ReplyDeleteansley
ummm well the other classes did and im just doing like singers and rappers born/living in ga
ReplyDeleteLIVESTRONG
you dont believe me either...geez
ReplyDeleteLIVESTRONG
sure McCarthy 1 sec...
ReplyDelete1. decrease- V. to make less or become smaller
ReplyDeleteex. Sonia's interest in playing the guitar decreased when she realized that she would have to practice everyday.
n. the process of getting smaller
ex. a decrease in funding kept the library from buying more books
2. dejected- adj. Downhearted, in low spirits, unhappy.
Ex. every member on the team felt dejected about losing the championship.
3. demote- v. to lower in rank of position, to move down or back.
Ex. After fooling around during practice, Ben was demoted from his starting position to a seat on the bench.
4. denominator- n. the numeral below the line, or to the right of the line in a fraction
Ex. 1/2
5. descend- v. to come down, or go from a higher to a lower place.
Ex. Bob descended down the steep mountain.
6. subdue- v. to bring under control, to quiet down; to conquer.
Ex. Omar had to work hard to subdue his annoyance when his cousins teased him.
7. subheading- n. the title or heading for one section of an outline or paper.
Ex. The article on Scotland included such subheadings such as climate, history, and economy.
8. submerge- v. to move or be pushed underwater. Ex. The dolphins rose from the water in a smooth arc and then gracefully submerged themselves again.
9.subside- v. to go down, recede, settle, sink to a lower level. Ex. After the flood, residents of one area had to wait several days until the water subsided before returning to their homes.
10. subsistence- n. the minimal amount to sustain life. Ex. Thousands of years ago, before farming began, people's subsistence was based on what they could hunt and gather.
Hope this helps! :)
ok to clarify things up ms. grham said that we had to go over the vocab shet with our parents and finish it and for proof they HAVE to sign is she said this at the end of the day. ansley what i would do for the fun facts is add in a couple like maybe one for each component like did you know that.....
ReplyDelete~ Vocabulary From Classic Roots
ReplyDeleteLee Mountain
As Mr.B said that we should really only study the prefix, well you can find all the prefixes we'll study this whole year on the inside to the left of the cover page, or on the other side of the cover.
ReplyDeleteya i said what sabrina said i dont know why you guys dont believe anything i say
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ok Ryan igot my dad 2 sign it just in case.
ReplyDeletehey guys
ReplyDeleteif any of you have the planet saturn then hears a cool fact
"Saturns moon Titan, can sustain life"
pretty cool
Flynn
THANK YOU MADDIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletethanks guys!!
ReplyDeleteansley
ok
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so all we have for hw is the vocab sheet and the state report
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is this the correxct way to use respectively???? HELP
ReplyDeleteDuring the 1880-1895 period, natives found over 82 million dollars worth of the silver that had been mined respectively.
no
ReplyDeleteLIVESTRONG
it would be like ryan s and his brother are EXTREMELY cool and stupid respectivley
ReplyDeleteLIVESTRONG
Okay, I'm pretty sure the Grahams class was supposed to have the vocabulary worksheet signed not Buxton.
ReplyDeleteJuli
YA THATS WHAT IVE BEEN SAYIN BUT NOBODYS BELIEVED ME
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k thanks
ReplyDeleteWell, you've just been saying it differently.
ReplyDeleteJuli
P.S. I don't want to brag but I think my LWM speech is pretty good.
Sarah,
ReplyDeleteremember that tomorrow our stocks are due. don't do them because I already did.
i havent been sayin it different but oh well
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GO SPARTANS
opps to late...
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ReplyDeleteLIVESTRONG
GO SPARTANS
so for the 3d model should it be 12323231 or what
ReplyDeleteLIVESTRONG
GO SPARTANS
i need another pill it IS not workin
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LIVESTRONG
GO SPARTANS
is that what the 3d model is supposed to be
ReplyDeleteLIVESTRONG
GO SPARTANS
i heard that the 3D model paragraph is 12332331.
ReplyDelete-ansley
Ya ryan Its supposed to be 12221 2333 2333 2333 12221 on the 3d model
ReplyDeletecan someone tell me if I should have this sentence Free yourself from chains and imagine...
THE BLIND SIDE #1
david,
ReplyDeletethat layout is for the speech, not the 3D model
-ansley
Hello everyone! This is Catie. Will you all please critique my work? I would like your opinin. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAll fans of jockey Jorge Chavez over there. All fans of me, Johnny Loftus, jockey of the famous horse Man O’ War, over here. Now gather round one and all. Now let’s go inside the arena where the Kentucky Derby itself is held. Exciting right! Sorry for any inconveniences because you have come to hear my life’s story… WRONG! I have changed gears so now we will learn about…. KENTUCKY! Now you all know how hard I practiced this. For your information, you are locked in and not allowed to go out until I have finished my presentation. Now sit back, relax, and enjoy the show! Please no food or drinks in the arena. Thank you!
Kentucky fills to the very tip top with an amazing range of gorgeous geographical features. The state contains extra-ordinary features from rolling fields, to extravagant valleys, and lush grazing pastures. In the south, Kentucky also holds a perfect climate for breeding horses with its sunny and warm weather. I love riding out to my brother Steve’s lively farm. He owns a few acres of flat land and I practice in a training ring all the time to keep my riding in A+ condition. Imagine how hard Man O’ War and I work! Kentucky also clenches five regions. These regions prevail as the Jackson Purchase Region, the Cumberland Plateau, the Pennyroyal, the Western Coalfields, and the Bluegrass Region. The Bluegrass Region also holds the Kentucky Derby every year; this event remains as my personal favorite.
A patch of wild plants grows by our ring. Man O’ War will always have to stay away from most of the wild grown herbs because they can make him sick. Some plants include bloodroot, kudzu, and pennyroyal. All of these herbs may possibly be used in medicine but if Man O’ War gets even a taste of one of these, he will surely fall ill. Corn grows on my brother’s farm too. Did you know Man O’ War’s favorite snack constantly remains corn? Whenever he spots it, the fellow gallops over to it and chews it up like a tractor. Although I do like corn, my favorite treat is the cheeseburger. Did you know that the first ever cheeseburger was served in Lexington, Kentucky at Kaelin’s Restaurant in 1920? Rainbow trout, Sucker fish, and Pink Ring Mussels also reside in this state. No fossil fuels like limestone, natural gas, and petroleum can be found Steve’s farm but he receives them from mines and quarries throughout the state.
When I am tired of practicing and training, I explore some of the multitudes of museums in Kentucky. My favorite museum, the Louisville Slugger Museum, holds one of Babe Ruth’s 1927 bats! (Hit crop on leg.) BAM. If I want to learn about history, my brain knows to go to the Mill Springs Battlefield Museum. If my mind wants to travel to a horse free location, I go to the Red River National Geological Area. I can’t stay too long though since my trainer will be waiting in an empty, dusty arena all alone.
ReplyDeleteWhile the Kentucky Cardinal resides as the state bird, “My Old Kentucky Home,” remains as the state song. I will sing the chorus, but be warned, I, a jockey, am not the best singer in the world. (Clearing voice.) Weep no more my lady weep no more today we will sing a song from the old Kentucky home for the old Kentucky home far away. Sure L.A. has American Idol, but they don’t have me, the best singing jockey in history. Want to hear a fun fact from Kentucky? Ok well here it goes. A rule in Kentucky states that a citizen may only take a bath once a year. How weird!
Now to sum it all up, I’ve told you these things about the state of Kentucky. This state holds many geographical features such as vast fields and valleys. The natural resources in this state include fish, herbs, crops, and fossil fuels. Many tourist destinations include places from the Louisville Slugger Museum, the Red River National Geological Area, and the Mill Springs Battlefield Museum. I have also told you three fun facts from this state. Pssshew… aw man! The starting pistol already shot, Im late for the Derby! Im coming Man O’ War!
Katie that was amazing
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You know how in my speech how i talk about me being a young lobster. well do you think i should talk in like a baby kinda young kid voice
Flynn
I think you should! It would be funny and hilarious as long as the audience would understand!
ReplyDeletep.s. its Catie :)
Here is my speech. Please feel free to comment and criticize it. Thanks,
ReplyDeleteMaddie
Well hello farmers of Kansas! I assume you came over here to chop us down, after visiting various funerals of the other sunflowers you cut down last week. However, state flowers such as us, know multiple facts about Kansas, especially because of our height, we can see across the land. We are willing to exchange facts for our lives to be spared. What?! You say No?! You’re going to cut us down! But I… need water. Well, I guess I could tell you a little bit about Kansas, since you placed me in this beautiful vace full of water after cutting me down. From the slaves’ fight for freedom, to many lives lost, and families separated, Kansas has some of the most interesting history. Not to forget the many industries literally soaring across Kansas. I might as well start off by telling you about the multiple and distinct geographical features crowding the sunflower state.
The West, Central, and East regions complete what we call Kansas. Barely any Kansas decide to live in the Western region; however, the West’s Great Plains stretch across the land, The Mysterious Landforms of red and brown towering high touching the sky. My close relatives have bragged of the Central region’s aaaamazing geographical features. Of course, they are correct. From the sandy Hutchinson Dunes, to the gushing Arkansas and Kansas Rivers supporting the Central Region, and the Great Plains hogging Kansas, yet crowded with wheat, the Central region may have the best Geographical Features in Kansas Although some may claim that Eastern Kansas’s geographical features are nothing to compare to the Central region; however, Eastern Kansas has enough geographical to interest a swarm. Flint Hills occupy Cowley County; where as the Osage Cuestas and the Southeastern plains wow the rest of the East.
Wow wow wow! I wasn’t finished yet! Stop shaking me! Where are you taking me? What? You want to sell me at a farmer’s market on the other side of Kansas!? And we have to drive there? Oh well, maybe we will pass some industries along the way.
Wow! If you look to your left, you can see an airport. That reminds me that Kansas has been creating jets since 1907. On your right, you may gaze multiple fields of wheat stretching across Kansas. As you can observe from the road signs, we will soon be passing mines, and you will see miners digging for limestone, helium, and other resources.
Miners aren’t the only people out there who have a work ethic. African American slaves once crowded Kansas, completing each demand of their white owner in 1854. Missouri had already voted for slavery , influencing Kansas’s vote. A war begun on Kansas territory in 1854. Between 1854 and 1858, about 200 lives were lost in the bleeding Kansas war; however, Kansas entered the union as a free state in 1858.
Ok, I assume I have bored you farmers enough, so how about some fun facts. The nickname “The Sunflower State” originated because sunflowers can be discovered throughout Kansas. Kansas is also known to be a flat state; however, hills roll through this state. Less than 10% of Kansans work on farms, but 90% of Kansas is farmland. Susanna Salter, the first woman mayor, was elected in Topeka, Kansas in 1887.
Thats what i thought
ReplyDeleteThanks Katie
Flynn
Outstanding job Maddie! You used many adjectives and literally none linking verbs WHATSOEVER!!! It was amazing. You will get an A+!
ReplyDelete~Catie
Hey when is the Graham's speeches like what time
ReplyDeleteAnswer ASAP please!!!!!!!!
Sarah
Guys ASAP please!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYa'll c'mon
ReplyDeleteHellooooooooooooo
ReplyDeleteSarah,
ReplyDelete8:15 am tomorrow
Thank you soooo much...
ReplyDeleteHey check the stocks their kind-of weird...
They don't show the 25th?????
Sarah
idk i will check in a few mins. I stil gotta write my 3D model essay
ReplyDeleteoh my bad... you better get to that...
ReplyDelete:-)
Now, now maddie should we be typing on the blog if we havn't finished our home work?????
ReplyDelete:-)
(JK)
haha sarah love your sense of humor
ReplyDeleteMr. Buxton should our power be about our state or something our person said.
ReplyDeleteMr. Buxton should our power be about our state or something our person said.
ReplyDeleteHELP HELP HELP!!!!!!!! DO BUXTONS HAVE A SPANISH TEST 2MORROW!!!!!!!! PLZ PLZ PLZ HELP
ReplyDeleteNO!!
ReplyDeleteABIGAIL
Yes Mother Sarah
ReplyDeletewhat are you talking about paige?
ReplyDeleteJuli
also, sarah do not forget ya'll is not a grammatically correct word.
ReplyDeletejuli
to bad in my language it is
ReplyDeletewhen do the Graham LWM end?
Very funny maddie now get to it i'm putting you to bed at 8:45 tonight...
ReplyDeleteWhen do the Grahams LWM speeches end??????
Phew! thnx abigail
ReplyDelete8:45 ... so you might want to get to work...
ReplyDeleteHello...........
ReplyDeleteYes Mother!
ReplyDeletejk
do we still have our vocab test tomorrow??????
ReplyDeleteI meant should our power 0 be about our state or about our person
ReplyDeletewat time r da buxtons doing the living wax museums....i have an orthodonist appointment on monday
ReplyDeletecatie jsyk it says your name at the top of your comment so i think people know its you unless my computers screwed or somethin and whos phd
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