These last ten days have felt sorta weird. I’m not sure if that’s because I’ve gotten a full eight hours or more of sleep every night because there are no sports or because of the minimal social interaction. Now that I think of it, it’s probably both. The other day I felt bored for the … Continue reading Distance Learning Day 1
Summer Days Onto the couch I go, not having a care in the world About to have a Netflix Marathon, that makes me happy Outside the sun is shining as much as possible Behind the door I sit and relax away from the humidity Despite the perfect pool weather, I’d rather have a break for … Continue reading Mia’s Prepositional Phrase Poem
When you are young, You are put in a mold, You make mistakes, But do what you’re told, When you are older, You are as free as can be, But some people use it wisely, And some to a certain degree, You can be good , And help the world in so many ways, Or … Continue reading Monday Musings — All To Fit A Mold
Something I have always wondered about is the universe. The universe. A gigantic, never ending realm that we have not yet discovered even a tiny portion of. The universe is very questionable, too. Our earth could be one in hundreds of billions of trillions (and so on) of other planets and galaxies. We wonder if … Continue reading Monday Musing: The Universe
Everyone is bound by the words they speak, and the words they leave unspoken. In this world you can’t be weak, or you collapse and fall, under the pressure of it all. The best day that could ever happen to you, is if you love yourself and someone else does too. This person doesn’t care … Continue reading What You Leave Unspoken
All over the world, small children are going hungry and dying because no one in the middle-class knows or cares enough to help them. Even minors living in well-educated areas seem to be turning a blind eye to the ever rising issue of poverty. Children in America are the future, and if they don’t know … Continue reading Turning a Blind Eye
“No more kids!” was the first thing Robert Filler heard his father say the day his brother, Samuel, came home. “No more I say!” his father, Jeremy Filler shouted, shoving Robert’s mother out the door, and snatching a bawling Samuel out of her arms. “I’m taking this one back to the orphanage where it … Continue reading Brother Blind
To my students: So this is going to be our classroom writing blog, where we’ll post our writing and other literacy- based projects for an authentic audience. I’m looking forward to developing this with you throughout the year, and seeing what we do with it. There’s no telling how great it can be. Sincerely, Mr. … Continue reading Tellings!