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Friday, December 2, 2011
Next Week - Pay it Forward
There was a powerful message in Mrs. Huggins session today. how will you make a real effort to 'pay it forward'. This truly would change the world?
Watch these videos again to STAY inspired
http://youtu.be/vr3x_RRJdd4 - Free Hugs
Rachel- the obvious Harry Potter is good (really! last year, i came to class 5 minutes late because I was reading the first book. i didn't hear the bell!) Other fantasy books: Savvy Percy Jackson series
Sorry Anisha for not responding earlyer but I don't know cuz i got that book for my birthday and i havn't touched it, so your the first one to touch read that book.
How does this person know this blog address? Well, he probably went through the next blog button, but don't you find it creepy that this guy is just posting on an academic blog? It sounds suspicious, and so mystery has been set. Not really, but it is creepy.
weird. he's not even on blogger to get this address. Very suspicious. Unless it's one of Mr.Buxton's colleagues. But otherwise, this is dangerous because anyone can access this blog because it's on that persons blog, which means that anyone can access these comments and our blogs!
guys don't worry he said how amazing our blog was for school learning and just complimenting us. HE's not a bad guy! He seems nice. But still he's a stranger so don't talk to him on the internet
never be deceived by looks and praise. honestly, though, I never really looked close on the words. I could barely find anything relevant to me that was in English.
Please use this blog to comment on ONLY 'academic' matters or to answer a classmate's academic questions. You must leave your name if you comment. NO SOCIAL NETWORKING ALLOWED on this blog. Thank you. Mr. Buxton.
That's really inspirational, the video
ReplyDeleteYeah, Han!
ReplyDeleteCamille- For the mysterious benedict society, is the 2nd book the orange book or the green book.
You had that video on your blog, didn't you, George? It's very inspirational and powerful! I'm pretty sure mine won't be like that, though!
ReplyDeletecheck out my new Weekly Message, on my blog!
ReplyDeleteOn the blue sheet Mr.Buxton gave us in the Friday Folder in the Math section it says to draw a pie graph, but we don't have a percent circle!
ReplyDeletecan anybody tell me what HHH stands for
ReplyDeleteI think HHH stands for Head, Heart, and Something
ReplyDeletethe girl in the video used rule of 3: I am hear to speak
ReplyDeletecan anyone recommend a fantasy book to me?
ReplyDeletejules verne's book are sci-fi right? then would around the world in 80 days be a good book?
ReplyDeleteone last thing is 'everyone should drive electric cars' a good topic to work on for the persuasive animoto?
ReplyDeleteWhy do they need to drive electric cars Rachel?
ReplyDeletebecause....
ReplyDeletep2s
- Gas has CO2 which causes global warming
- When Gas runs out it will very expensive
and so on............
Rachel- You mean gasoline.
ReplyDeletegas and gasoline are the same thing in this context.
ReplyDeleteAditya- Head, Heart, Hands
Rachel- the obvious Harry Potter is good (really! last year, i came to class 5 minutes late because I was reading the first book. i didn't hear the bell!)
ReplyDeleteOther fantasy books:
Savvy
Percy Jackson series
On the blue sheet Mr.Buxton gave us in the Friday Folder in the Math section it says to draw a pie graph, but we don't have a percent circle!
ReplyDeleteAditya, H.H.H. stands for Head Heart and Hand.
ReplyDeleteSorry Anisha for not responding earlyer but I don't know cuz i got that book for my birthday and i havn't touched it, so your the first one to touch read that book.
ReplyDeleteThanks anyway Camille! And sorry! I didn't know that you hadn't read the book yet! Sorry! :{
ReplyDeleteWhat are other 2 H.H.H techniques besides accept and reject, facts, statistics,and retorical questions?
ReplyDeleteOn the blue sheet Mr.Buxton gave us in the Friday Folder in the Math section it says to draw a pie graph, but we don't have a percent circle!
ReplyDeleteFill in the blank:
ReplyDelete0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,___
there is anecdotes and emotive language
ReplyDeleteThanks Anisha!
ReplyDeleteOn the blue sheet Mr.Buxton gave us in the Friday Folder in the Math section it says to draw a pie graph, but we don't have a percent circle
ReplyDeleteyou can probably download one from the internet.
ReplyDeletehere's one that you can cut out and use:
http://mathforum.org/~sarah/shapiro/gsp.percent.circle.gif
http://mathforum.org/~sarah/shapiro/gsp.percent.circle.gif
ReplyDeleteokay han. after percent. , it is circle.gif .
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ReplyDeleteComplimenti per il bellissimo blog!
ReplyDeletewww.robertosconocchini.it
Whoever you are, Roberto, that means: good and beautiful blog!
ReplyDeleteSaw your website, whoever you are, Roberto Schonocchini!
ReplyDeleteAlex, the person wrote in a different language. He probably doesn't know English.
ReplyDeleteMr.Buxton, was this one of your old students?
Something else that's a rule of 3 (and i can't believe i just noticed this): HHH techniques
ReplyDeleteRoberto, un blog agradable!
ReplyDeleteMr Buxton, will we have more prepostitional phrase skits in class tommorrow?
ReplyDeleteAnissa, probably not one of his students. Have you seen his website?
ReplyDeleteSorry, I meant Anisha
ReplyDeleteHow does this person know this blog address? Well, he probably went through the next blog button, but don't you find it creepy that this guy is just posting on an academic blog? It sounds suspicious, and so mystery has been set. Not really, but it is creepy.
ReplyDeleteweird. he's not even on blogger to get this address. Very suspicious. Unless it's one of Mr.Buxton's colleagues. But otherwise, this is dangerous because anyone can access this blog because it's on that persons blog, which means that anyone can access these comments and our blogs!
ReplyDeleteguys don't worry he said how amazing our blog was for school learning and just complimenting us. HE's not a bad guy! He seems nice. But still he's a stranger so don't talk to him on the internet
ReplyDeletenever be deceived by looks and praise. honestly, though, I never really looked close on the words. I could barely find anything relevant to me that was in English.
ReplyDelete