Here is another look at today's video on making judgments. How will you learn from the innocent mistakes of these children? How will you judge in the future?
Comments welcome on any aspect of today's session.
"Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." Maya Angelou
I think that this whole world should not judge people based on appearances because some people that might not look right doesn't mean they aren't a good person.
ReplyDeleteKennedy Fertitta
I agree kennedy
ReplyDeleteMr. Buxton, do you want us to paraphrase the rules for commas on the H/W tonight?
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Kennedy Fertitta
On the website there are only 5 different uses for commas including the comma in a compound/complex sentence
ReplyDeleteCatie, i just did everyone of the comma uses on the web site, but I see what you mean
ReplyDeleteDont worry Catie, i think its fine i had 1 blank to.
ReplyDeleteI finally figured out this intire blogging thing! When my mom helped me do it the first time, I didn't really know my password, so my mom needed to type it in before I could post. Now, I don't really even have to type in my password, but that might just be because I just re-signed up. YYYAAAYYY!!!!:)
ReplyDeleteoops-entire-not intire!:)
ReplyDeleteto clarify:
ReplyDeleteour homework is to,
-math pages
-finish science project
-comma usage mine web
-vocab
please tell me if i forgot anything
Eliza
yes eliza i think that is it
ReplyDeleteon my last comment meant 'mind' not 'mine'
ReplyDeletethank you
ReplyDeleteyour welcome eliza
ReplyDeleteWhere is the comma thing? on the right?/:I
ReplyDeleteIt is at the bottom of the right side where all the links are. It is called Comma usage self study guide
ReplyDeleteyes Andrew, right above spelling city
ReplyDeletethank you Kennedy and Bekah. I just left it blank.
ReplyDeleteThank you SSSSOOOOO much Katie! I would've died. :)
ReplyDeleteSorry Wyatt, when I looked the first time, right before I posted, Katie's was the only one there. :)
ReplyDeleteyou're welcome
ReplyDeleteAre the old,old man cordinate adj?
ReplyDeleteDoes anybody know if we have any homework besides the "USES OF COMMAS—MIND MAP?"
ReplyDeleteand the studying for the vocab. and math test and the science project?
ReplyDeleteare the rules that we copy down the words that are bolded and say rule in front of them? PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe math test is on Thursday Nick.
ReplyDeleteAre we going to read over the comma page tomorrow.
Thomas- yu have to decide that for yourself
ReplyDelete6th space on comma sheet? - this one is designed to make you thgink. What could that 6th space be...clue... he answers are out there!
old, old - by definition - yes... but really they should be different adjectives to be coordinate.
I'm starting to feel really proud of you guys... I think we've leaned to think...
Thank you sooo much mr. buxton, your a life saver!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMr.Buxton I found a link for use of commas.
ReplyDeletehttp://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/commas.htm
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ReplyDeleteI found it mr. Buxton!!! thank you again.
ReplyDeleteMr Buxton, there are only 5 categories on the blog, and 1 of them is already on the paper!
ReplyDeleteon the mind web does it mean compound+complex[one sentence]or compound complex[two different kind of sentences]
ReplyDeleteMany people have pre-conceived ideas about this. I think that it definitely applies to the kids in the video. Usually,when kids hear bad things on the news, and then hear their parents talk about it, they may make up their mind about which race is good, and which one isn't. For example, if a kid hears something bad about a person from a race, they might get the idea that the entire race is bad, even the innocent people. Then they think that they can't associate with certain people, because they judge them as bad without having any idea of who they really are. We as humans need to be open minded and realize that good and bad people are all across the human race no matter what color, race, religion or country you belong to. That's why Mr. Buxton said NOT to judge people by APPEARANCE!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletei agree with you Gauruv!Beck that was my question too. The answers are out there!!
ReplyDeleteWyatt,
ReplyDeleteI think that it means both. In a compound before the conjunctin in the sentence and before the independent clause if the dependent clause comes first in a complex sentence.
For the comma thing, do you have to do the "Post Test"? :)
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ReplyDeleteand adit the vocab. test is next week
ReplyDeletelesson 5.
ReplyDeleteon the comma thingy, it has the compound category, THEN on the MIND MAP, it has compound AND complex. now what??????
ReplyDeleteUGH! Someone help i dont know what to put in the 6th blank!!!!! HELP! i read mr. b's comment but i cant find it out THERE
ReplyDeletebekah, Look through your bocklet.
ReplyDeleteThanks Catie, i found it out earlier!
ReplyDeletewhat's the comma usage mind web?
ReplyDeletei wasn't here for a couple of days
oh i get it!
ReplyDeleteps. i found the answer for the sixth one! lol!:)