Daily Archives: March 19, 2015
Out of My Mind!
The Fault in Our Cars
This needs to be a book, and a movie, and a theme park ride. Hello Tellings viewer!, So I was informed that one of our blog-readers is a teacher who’s classroom is Hogwarts themed. How cool is that?!? Maybe while I wait for my Hogwarts letter I can get my teacher to do something … Continue reading The Fault in Our Cars
North Face Disaster
Excerpt from one of my story’s: It was a windy and snowy day on the north face of Mount Snow. The best part of the mountain with only trails for advanced skiers. Grasping my poles so I don’t fall over from the skiers whizzing by. The sound of the lifts rolling giving me goosebumps. I … Continue reading North Face Disaster
Escape from the Furnace
How Complicated Really is The United Kingdom?
On September 18 the Scottish people had a tough day deciding to get independence with Alex Salmond’s Yes Scotland campaign or stick to being a Dependence (A sort of country) controlled by David Cameron. Both have pro’s or cons, the Scottish people in the 32 counties refereed as a “Shire” could vote on a poll … Continue reading How Complicated Really is The United Kingdom?
Harry Potter
Harry Potter and the Hippogriff
Harry Potter
One for the Murphy’s
The Candymakers
The Fault in Our Stairs
Competitive Sports
Competitive sports Youth competitive sports should always be an option for children to play. My reasoning for this is because the obesity epidemic has been a concurring problem all around the world and taking away youth competitive sports would make that even worse. My second reason is because kids get taught life lessons through competitive … Continue reading Competitive Sports
Pun of the Day, 3/18/15 (Humanities)
Walk in the Woods
2 girls were walking in the woods with the Woodpeckers pecking. No one was in sight. It was always quiet no one was any there. The girls always strolled to relax and talk but they were there for a different reason this time. They were there looking for a figure that they saw run in … Continue reading Walk in the Woods
Victoria’s Journalism Week 1
I love animals especially pets because they are nicer, make us live longer, and better for humans. I remember whenever anyone had a new pet even if it was tiny and always wanted to see it. Myself, I have always had pets in my life. I have had 2 dogs, 2 cats, and 3 guinea … Continue reading Victoria’s Journalism Week 1
Rory’s Third Trimester Reading Reflection & Goals
I have read 10 books this trimester. One book that I was slightly confused by was Surrender Tree, by Margarita Engle. It was a poetry book, and the language that it spoke was very confusing. There were a lot of paltry paragraphs, and long words, some of which involved very hard thinking . The best … Continue reading Rory’s Third Trimester Reading Reflection & Goals
Until the Time is Right to Cry
I was never a bad kid. I ate my vegetables, played with basic barbie dolls (when I was younger, of course), and loved my family. It never dawned on me that I wouldn’t have a home to go back to. Here’s where it all started. I had a magnificent Mom, a diligent Dad, and a … Continue reading Until the Time is Right to Cry
Kayleigh’s Reading Reflection
This trimester I read a total of nine books. The best book that I read this trimester was either the Candymakers by Wendy Mass or the non fiction book on Anne Frank that I just finished. The Candymakers was a very unique book and it was easy to get pulled into but, it was hard … Continue reading Kayleigh’s Reading Reflection
David’s trimester reading reflection
I think that I have gotten close, but not fully completed my goal for the trimester. I could have added more authors craft to my essays and weekly writing. The most challenging book I read this trimester was Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka. This book challenged me because it had a lot of complicated vocabulary. … Continue reading David’s trimester reading reflection