Week Blog Review-Week 60
Wow this is late! A day late I guess, but the first one late I believe. If I can recall from my previous week, a lot of fun things happen. In Us History, my class and I watch ten students perform scripted fictional 1969 debates for reporters-students who chose to not be a debater or moderator-to evaluate and write a report according to their political group. I decided to choose the topic of the Vietnam War and under the political group conservatives. I learn, to my surprise, conservatives supported the war-I though they would be against the war since being involve in other countries affair that poses no direct threat to America is not traditional America. In Chemistry, Friday actually, the class launch water 2-liter rockets we built. As I thought/hoped, my friend Sadarih's rocket went the highest and she worked alone. My partner and I may have soared higher if the fins were more secured, but overall enjoyed the entire time. P.E was tennis tournaments, which my partner and I was eliminated fast and led me to just watch the games of other students. Finals are just a day away now, and I think I'm ready to tackle the test. If I do great on my Geometry exam, I could get a B for second semester. That class has been my downfall. This week's blog will be the class, so maybe I'll include a excerpt from one of the stories I'm working on.
Monday, June 13, 2016
Sunday, June 5, 2016
Weekly Blog Review(Week 37)
Weekly Blog Review
This week has been began awful, but ended amazing-the week was also very eventful. Piano this week was boring because the entire class was doing quizzes and reading. I felt the first quiz on Monday was fair enough as the teacher told us to study the packet, but most of my classmates did not look over the packet; I also did not look over the packet and I remembered to have told myself I should look over that packet. The piano teacher did not assigned us any new songs to play, which was particularly upsetting because I wanted to play, not learn about the Romantic era. I did found myself learning something new about the Classical and Romanic eras regardless. Geometry this week was learning about the properties of the circle and how to use theorems and definition to prove or solve questions using these properties. I remember having a hard time understanding this chapter last week, but now I think I got the hang of solving problems and a bit of proofs. I also took a quiz and a REACH test this week for the class. In Spanish II, my class and I learn more about Chapter 3B. Chapter 3B is basically vocabulary about intersections, streets, and other road/direction related terms. We also took a test on the chapter and I know I bombed the test because I did not study for the test, too bust with Geometry and US History. English II was a bit stressful due to complications to where my edited section for the story my entire English class was working on, but I manage to submit my chapter for the book. To be honest, I don't think the book would be great. I also told a speech I wrote for English to my class and I got a great score. In short, all my classmates and I write a speech as if we would an award in the future-I chose the William Claros William award from the Poetry Society of America. In P.E, we began the tennis tournaments and my team has yet to be challenged. In exception from a higher-rank them, which is fine. In Us History, we(class and I) finished learning about the Cold War and the Civil Rights Movement before taking a test on the two chapters. Again, I took a REACH for the class. I forgot to mention I took a REACH test for Spanish too. Finally, Chemistry was a bit confusing, but very fun on Friday as we did pressure/volume based experiments.
Bonus: Yesterday brought some chinchilla pellets and hay for my club who takes care of a chinchilla. Hopefully he doing okay, a little soldier right now.
This week has been began awful, but ended amazing-the week was also very eventful. Piano this week was boring because the entire class was doing quizzes and reading. I felt the first quiz on Monday was fair enough as the teacher told us to study the packet, but most of my classmates did not look over the packet; I also did not look over the packet and I remembered to have told myself I should look over that packet. The piano teacher did not assigned us any new songs to play, which was particularly upsetting because I wanted to play, not learn about the Romantic era. I did found myself learning something new about the Classical and Romanic eras regardless. Geometry this week was learning about the properties of the circle and how to use theorems and definition to prove or solve questions using these properties. I remember having a hard time understanding this chapter last week, but now I think I got the hang of solving problems and a bit of proofs. I also took a quiz and a REACH test this week for the class. In Spanish II, my class and I learn more about Chapter 3B. Chapter 3B is basically vocabulary about intersections, streets, and other road/direction related terms. We also took a test on the chapter and I know I bombed the test because I did not study for the test, too bust with Geometry and US History. English II was a bit stressful due to complications to where my edited section for the story my entire English class was working on, but I manage to submit my chapter for the book. To be honest, I don't think the book would be great. I also told a speech I wrote for English to my class and I got a great score. In short, all my classmates and I write a speech as if we would an award in the future-I chose the William Claros William award from the Poetry Society of America. In P.E, we began the tennis tournaments and my team has yet to be challenged. In exception from a higher-rank them, which is fine. In Us History, we(class and I) finished learning about the Cold War and the Civil Rights Movement before taking a test on the two chapters. Again, I took a REACH for the class. I forgot to mention I took a REACH test for Spanish too. Finally, Chemistry was a bit confusing, but very fun on Friday as we did pressure/volume based experiments.
Bonus: Yesterday brought some chinchilla pellets and hay for my club who takes care of a chinchilla. Hopefully he doing okay, a little soldier right now.
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