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Finish your expository paragraph. When you think you have finished,copy the entire text into this link and press 'visualize'. What can you learn from the result
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Your Knovios must be ready for presentations tomorrow. The only additional class time will be during morning work or recess for any finishing touches
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Study link 4.4
Finish the workbook pages from today's lesson
Final Book Club - Fishbowl tomorrow
Next Week
This is the last H/W for week. If you have already finished much of the above, be thinking about your book club presentation and your responsibilities.
"Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." Maya Angelou
What are we supposed to do, Mr Buxton? I was not at school today.
ReplyDeleteRohan are you gonna be in school tomorrow? b because we are going to o the jamestown thing.
ReplyDeletealso mr.buxton where's homework??? not that I want to do any
ReplyDeletewhere's annisha?!?!?!?
ReplyDeletehow should i know also she said she would be on at some time
ReplyDeleteRohan we got some pretty cool wed 2.0 tools and worked on our essays and colony projects. We met for bookclubs, but we didn't discuss the book. We were talking about our final project and assigning jobs for that.
ReplyDeleteI was in meetings all afternoon. Sorry for the late post.
ReplyDeleteRohan - make sure you have your expository piece ready for tomorrow
I was in meetings all afternoon. Sorry for the late post.
ReplyDeleteRohan - make sure you have your expository piece ready for tomorrow
I learned form the result I should have more visualization in my essay
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ReplyDeletedoes anybody know how to spell Emma last name
ReplyDeletei need it to send her an email
No, sorry Aditiya.
ReplyDeleteMaya - no need to do your 5 lines on the poem for Plymouth. I already finished it and printed it out.
Froemke Aditya
ReplyDeleteemma's last name is froemke
ReplyDeleteexpository writing?
ReplyDeletezach- non-fiction essay
ReplyDeletesabine and zach- i will first type up my script. i left my thumbdrive in my moms car, but it will be ready by eight, possibly sooner
http://www.wallwisher.com/wall/jamestownpresentatio
ReplyDeletefor zach and sabine
Scott you're doing the Knovio right?
ReplyDeleteI've put a small poem you should say out loud on my blog ok?
ReplyDeleteGuys, I need advice.
ReplyDeleteComing up is a section from my essay:
After that devastating event, Chanel’s father, Albert Chanel, abandoned her family, forcing Coco and her four other siblings to go and live at an orphanage. Chanel left it six years later at the age of eighteen. (But?) From her mother dying, to her father deserting the family, and having to grow up in an orphanage, Chanel definitely had tragic years during her youth.
You see where the (But?) is, do you think I need a 'but' there?
did we do book clubs today and is there book clubs tommorow because i wasn't at school for RLA, Harrisen
ReplyDeletePlease can I have some advice?
ReplyDeleteMr Buxton, is the last presentation for the prezi due tommorrow??
ReplyDeleteMaddy, I am not an expert, but to my advice I think you should have the(but?) there because maybe it would'nt make sense if you read the wholt sentence I think there has to be a but
ReplyDeleteJacaline what are you talking about what prezi????
ReplyDeleteI don't really get what is the difference between the partial algorithm method and the divison friendly number thing method
ReplyDeleteThanks, Han! Anyone else have an opinion on what I should do? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteplease can someone answer my question
ReplyDeleteHarrisen, No we did not but we have book clubs tomorrow and we are going to do this presentation to the class just know that but don't worry we don't do the presentation thing tomorrow but remenber we have book clubs tommorow
ReplyDeletei do not think you should have the but there maddy
ReplyDeleteFrom early calculators to today’s computers, the early computers have come a long way over time.
is that a good restate?
overall,
ReplyDeletein review
however,
don't start sentences with BUT
Hi mr.buxton Rohan has a very big part with our jamestown thing so can we prestent ours on monday 31st Please. we're all most done with our power point but we want to do a scene where it's like we're interviewing the people from 1600s.
ReplyDeleteHan do i have to present what i did to you guys and what chapters do i have to read.
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ReplyDeleteMaria, and Riya! go to www.wallwisher.com/wall/roanokeisland . PLEASE!
ReplyDeleteThis is my writing piece. I just want some advice/comments.
ReplyDeleteImagine a peaceful ocean filled with colorful fish swarming the water. Suddenly, a shriek fills the air. A mother runs over to her little girl who had dropped onto the soft, warm sand. Lying beside her is a small jellyfish. This is the cause of the girl’s pain. From the deadly box species to the common Moon Jelly, these creatures are truly fascinating. Even though the body of a Box Jelly is minuscule, they have the power to kill.This silent murderer wasn’t discovered until the 1600’s. Dr. Jack Bonds had had many cases of this, and he wanted to figure out what was happening to them. The Box Jelly has four transparent or light blue sides, and it also can have up to fifteen three meter long tentacles on each corner! Each tentacle can have five thousand nematocysts, stinging cells. The cycle starts with a tiny sting, but the culprit can’t be seen. A while later headaches, muscle cramps, nausea, and excruciating pain kick in. Sadly, these symptoms show that death is on the way because it is nearly impossible to survive the Irukandji syndrome.
The Moon Jelly, Aurelia Aurita, may not have such powerful venom, but these sea creatures live almost everywhere on the globe. This jellyfish is also transparent, and it can have stripes or spots. Since the body is clear, four horse-shoe shaped organs can be seen. These organs are the most distinctive characteristic of this species. The diameter of this jelly ranges from six to twenty inches! Moon Jellies are very tolerant because they can survive in water temperatures of negative six degrees Celsius to 31 degrees Celsius, but they prefer tropical climates. This creature is also very tolerant because it can survive in water with extremely low salinity levels, sometimes as low as 0.6%.
The world holds many different species of jellyfish, but they’re all strange. Jellyfish actually aren’t fish because they do not have brains or gills. Not only do jellies never stop growing, but the biggest one of these creatures was eight feet in diameter with tentacles as long as half a football field! When people see a dead jelly lying on the beach, they will still be wary of it. This is because a lifeless jelly still has the capability to sting. There are over 400 dead zones in the world where only jellyfish live. Even though these creatures have a total of 24 eyes, their vision is still blurry. From venom that can kill over sixty people, to survival in dead zones, and living before the Jurassic Era, jellies are miraculous individuals.
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Mr. Buxton, I was thinking about my current event day, and I realized that we don't have school that day. Do we get an extra week?
ReplyDeleteRohan- For book club you should do setting instead because that is your job for the final assignment. Sorry for the trouble. Are you coming to school tomorrow?
Han, when I asked about the deadline for the prezi, I was talking about current events.
ReplyDeleteDeadline for the Prezi is on the day of your current events, Jacqueline!
ReplyDeletealmost done with the script! will post it at 8:30 (for sabine)
ReplyDeletewould this be counted as two sentences?
ReplyDeleteENIAC was the first ever functional electronic computer; however, many ohter inventors were typing to beat the main creators of ENIAC, John Mauchly and J. Presper Echert, to go down in history, so the "first computer may not have actually been the frist computer.
Maria and Riya- i am going to get a few costume props.
ReplyDeleteAnisha, that seems very long, though it is a conjuctional adverb sentence
ReplyDeleteI think you should put the period after the appositive, then add People wanted then etc.
ReplyDeleteWOuld the P1 and P2 be in the same paragraoh?
ReplyDeleteparagraph I mean
ReplyDeleteHas Scott done his job Harrisen?
ReplyDeleteScott hasn't done the video so we will do it early in the morning or at recess okay
ReplyDeleteHopefully, with a bit of luck, I will be able to make it to school. Maya- so I have to be the setting describer till the end of the book.Rachel- Have you written down a poem for Jamestown? If you haven't please tell me.Maddy- what web 2.0 tools did you use? Im very much sad cause I haven`t got anything to do and want to try some new tools. Mr. Buxton- for IXL my password its ring62. Can you please take time off to change it.
ReplyDeleteHere is my writing criticize and compliment.
ReplyDeleteThe Red Wonders of Liverpool F.C.
By Nakul Sharma
Liverpool F.C. may not have the counter-attacking skill of Barcelona, or the skill of Real Madrid, but many reasons combine to make Liverpool a great club, with confidence growing everyday. Imagine the screaming crowds singing along to “You’ll Never Walk Alone” as red flags of King Kenny flutter across the sky. The electric atmosphere bringing confidence to skipper Steven Gerrard and is fellow teammates. Anfield Stadium is an amazing place for fans and players to play or watch at. Anfield Stadium was built in 1884 and was originally the home of Liverpool F.C.’s rivals Everton. Everton left Anfield in 1892 and headed for Goodison Park, which left the newly founded club, Liverpool, with Anfield. The first game played by Liverpool F.C. at Anfield was against Rotherham Town in front of 200 spectators on September 1, 1892. Liverpool won that game 7-1. The first league game for Liverpool at Anfield was against Lincoln City in front of 5,000 spectators. Liverpool won 4-0. In 1895, Liverpool built a new stand at Anfield, holding 3,000 spectators. Anfield had stayed that way until another stand was built. The ground, in 1928, was redesigned, holding 30,000 supporters. A roof was also built then. Floodlights were finally installed in 1957 making Anfield one of the best stadiums back then. After the Hillsborough tragedy, coloured seats and a police room was built in memorial of the death of 96 Liverpool fans. A statue of Bill Shankly, the man who changed the fortunes for Liverpool, was built in 1997. Even though Anfield only has a capacity 45,276 spectators, it is still one of the loudest stadiums in the world. Anfield has had a huge impact on Liverpool’s performances over the years.
Many famous legends from a variety of nationalities have featured in the Liverpool side. Spanish players, like Pepe Reina, British legends, like Steven Gerrard, and South American delight, like Luis Suarez, have all worn Liverpool jersey. Pepe Reina is a talented goalkeeper that is very flexible. Pepe has been criticized a lot by the media, but he is still a fantastic keeper. He is the fastest Liverpool goalie to have 100 clean sheets. A clean sheet is not conceding a goal in a game. He had 100 cleans sheets in 198 games. Steven Gerrard is a midfielder who is a great tackler, passer, and scorer as well. Steven was a Liverpool fan as a child and played his whole career at Liverpool. He is the captain of Liverpool currently. Gerrard has scored 141 goals in his 561 appearances for Liverpool. Luis Suarez, a Uruguayan footballer, is a skilled player who has won hearts of many Liverpool fans. To dribble past defenders in a blink of an eye is one of the many talents Luis Suarez holds. Luis scored his first goal on his debut against Stoke City. In that season he scored 4 goals in his 13 appearances.
Playing in one of the loudest stadiums in the world, Anfield, playing with many of the top players in the world, like Steven Gerrard, combining to make Liverpool F.C. not only a widely respected club, but also the most successful club in the history of English football, winning a total of 63 cups.
Rohan, our Web 2.0 tools we learned was spiderscribe. It should be on the last post, It's like popplet and wallwisher. U have to create an account and you can go to my spider scribe that I invited you to
ReplyDeleteNakul, you type fast. got on at 8 and still been 8 comments.
ReplyDeleteAND Guys my writing will not show up here in paragraphs but it is in paragraphs and it is colour coded
ReplyDeletethanks I guess.......
ReplyDeleteNakul, in your first sentence you mentioned skill twice
ReplyDeleteRohan- I have written the poem but can you be tell me if your 100% coming or 0% not coming!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteoh sorry I meant talent there
ReplyDelete100% coming and 0% NOT coming is the same thing Rachel
ReplyDeletenice way of describing the the players.
ReplyDeleteRache, there is a 50% chance as i have a cold, cough and bad sore throaght
ReplyDeleteSorry, Typo.Meant Rachel
ReplyDeletehow is it the same thing nakul????
ReplyDeleteOn tag crowd it visualized how i wanted my readers to visualize this essay.
ReplyDeletenot coming 0% is coming you know
ReplyDeleteI could not copy and paste my writing stuff for Tagcroud
ReplyDeleteMy microphone wont work for mailvu.
I posted the contents of my powerpoint on my blog.
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ReplyDeleteis a punch tape the same as a punch card
ReplyDeleteFrom early calculators to today’s computers, the initial computers have come a long way over time.
ReplyDeleteis this okay for a restate sentence?
zach bring with you a replica of a sailors hat
ReplyDeleteAnisha in you restate you use computers twice and you don't give any specific facts. Don't mean to be rude or anything...
ReplyDeleteI don't have the ppoint
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