Monday, March 5, 2012

Decision Making

Today we will discuss decisions and decision-making. All of us make many decisions everyday. Since I woke up this morning, I have made numerous decisions; turning off the alarm and getting out of bed, what to eat for breakfast, what to wear to school, which route I would drive to school. , etc. Later on, I will list my decisions in categories. Prior to that, you will give an account of all the decisions that you make in one day. Create a blog post titled: Decisions I Make In A Day and use a conversational tone to tell us about all the decision-making you participate in throughout a regular day (school day).

Afterwards, go to the following Google Doc link (Decision Making) to then categorize your decisions on a pre-made chart. I have already listed my decisions so please follow my example.

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Hello Mr. President

As you know, we have attempted to study the US Presidents in this election year by getting to know a little something about the men in our history who helped shape our country. Each week you have been given an assignment to learn the order of our Presidents. So, to see what you know, follow this link to see if you can name the Presidents 12-22 in order.

US Presidents Quiz #2

Good Luck!

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Interview With Mr. Sol

Leave a comment stating what you learned from the interview along with what you thought about it.

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Go West Smittie's K.I.D.S.

Check out this video that provides more explanation for our study of the westward movement of the United States. As you learn more about this time in our history, can you imagine yourself living back then? Tell me what you think your life would be like during "Manifest Destiny". (Leave a comment below.)

Thursday, January 12, 2012

If You Were President, Would the World Be Any Different?

As the Republican Primaries continue and the heated debates on who will win the nomination for the right to run against President Obama, our attention to the matter is much needed. Now I know you don't vote, but you still have a voice. Especially as you learn more about the three branches of government, you are beginning to understand how vital it is to have someone in the Executive branch that will represent our country the best.

Today's CNN Student News, while concentrating on several stories, takes a look at what it takes to run for the U.S. Presidency. Watch the video and see if you are up for being the President in the future. After watching the video, leave a comment telling us what would be the first thing you would change if you were to become the President of the United States.

Monday, December 12, 2011

....No... You Move!

Check out this videos on fight obesity.
Now I understand that this was put together by First Lady Obama to educate everyone about the dangers of childhood obesity, but what can you do to help the cause. Leave a comment below with a nice detailed plan to make more kids aware of the dangers of not exercising and moving whenever they have a chance.

Thursday, December 8, 2011

Why Now?

As we wrap up our conversation this week, I wanted to give you a video preview to comment on. Take a look and then leave a message answering the following question. Why do you think that Dreamworks Animation studio decide to put out the preview to a movie that will not come out in theaters until the summer of 2012