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Clark took pictures of a kickball game during recess and shared them with the class later, finding some of the pictures funny. For reading class, Clark's grade reads several chapter books as a class, including Holes and Number the Stars, though some students don't like the current book they are reading, The Egypt Game. Clark's first field trip was to a Viking Classic golf tournament where students got autographs, though some of the golfers Clark wished could have been there were not. Clark's teacher is a big fan of author Lois Lowry and has read all her books, though Clark has only read one so far.
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Brett Nelson describes different emotions he experienced throughout his day. He felt happiest playing a kickball game between teachers that his teacher Ms. DuBose won. He felt sad after reading a book where a dog died. He was excited to paint reindeer in class. He was mad when his whole class got lunch detention. He was bored during map testing. He and his classmates felt disgusted when they saw an unidentified object on the floor.Hanna Watson
Hanna Watsonadubose11
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The document summarizes different emotions found in various books: sorrow in Holes, hope in Number the Stars, friendship in Sign of the Beaver, and joy in The Egypt Game. It also discusses how the author's English teacher inspired them the most to do their best work. The document explores emotions like bravery, sorrow, hope, and friendship through examples found in different stories.Olen Rockwell
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The document summarizes key events of the Cold War and Vietnam War. It describes how the Cold War began after WWII with the Soviet Union developing nuclear weapons and the Cuban Missile Crisis arising from the USSR placing missiles in Cuba. It then discusses Ho Chi Minh's role in Vietnam gaining independence from France and becoming communist, leading to the Vietnam War. The US started losing the Vietnam War, known as the Tet Offensive, and faced defeat at the siege of Khe Sanh. China's involvement helped cause the US to ultimately lose the Vietnam War, which ended when Nixon visited China in 1971.Kylie Cockrell
Kylie Cockrelladubose11
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This classroom is known for its constant laughter and fun-loving atmosphere. The students frequently get off track and crack jokes that cause both students and teachers to laugh throughout the day. Common things that make the class laugh include students falling out of their chairs or giving answers wildly different than what was expected. More than who the individuals are, the classroom prides itself on feeling like one big happy family where laughter and having a good time together is what truly matters.Kennedy Corey
Kennedy Coreyadubose11
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Music helps the student relax and fall asleep, certain types can make them feel different emotions, and the weather or their movements can inspire songs that match scary or happy feelings, which is why music is so important to them.Noah Brown
Noah Brownadubose11
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WWII was a harsh war where Nazi Germany, led by Adolf Hitler, wanted to eliminate the Jewish race through executions. Many Jews fled to neutral Sweden to avoid persecution by the Nazis, though some risked their lives to help Jews escape. In the end, not as many Jews were killed as the Nazis intended thanks to countries that protected Jews and individuals who resisted the Nazi regime.Mckenzie Nichols
Mckenzie Nicholsadubose11
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The students had fun playing kickball with their teachers Mrs. Douse and Ms. Carroll. They enjoyed making feeling drawings and Egypt art projects with their classmates. While some days are sad when they cannot play outside, the students have many funny and weird moments in class that they like to enjoy, such as when Mrs. Douse told a story about her daughter asking if she would get wrinkles like her teacher.Chris Manning
Chris Manningadubose11
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This document lists 5 events from a student's perspective: when they made all A's, when a classmate got them out in kickball, when they kicked a grand slam in kickball, when another class beat their class in kickball, and expressing love for their teacher.Emily Shows
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The document discusses the book "Looking Back" and the emotions it evoked. It describes a scene from the book that was funny showing a girl and dog having a staring contest. It also discusses sad parts where the author's sister and a baby died, which made the writer emotional and cry. However, it was overall a happy book as it focused on family and friends, showing the author values those relationships.Ashley Singleton
Ashley Singletonadubose11
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This reader found The Giver by Lois Lowry to be a curious, happy, and sad book. They were curious about why babies were killed and auctions were held. They were happy that Jonas became the receiver. They were sad that babies had needles put in their heads to kill them, and that Jonas's dad had to kill babies.Keegan Lindsey
Keegan Lindseyadubose11
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The document discusses some of the coolest things that happened in school, including a kickball game between Carroll and DuBose classes that was the best game ever, a fun project where the author and a friend built ancient Egypt out of materials, and rewards like stick store and goodies that were given out for good test scores and homework.Josh Spinks
Josh Spinksadubose11
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The student describes two school activities. For a class project on ancient Egypt, the student was assigned with two classmates to build a social pyramid, which did not turn out as planned but was still fun. The student also went on a field trip to a middle school, where their class listened to a band, heard a speaker discuss class options, and toured the school in groups before returning home.Dexter Greenwood
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Dexter was inspired by the book Number the Stars by Lois Lowry about World War 2 and the Holocaust. He learned that over 2,000 Jewish people died by Hitler's orders, and that many non-Jewish people risked their lives to help Jewish people escape to Sweden and hide from being killed by German soldiers. The resistance force fought against the German soldiers to protect their home and help most of the Jewish people escape certain death.Danielle pp
Danielle ppadubose11
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A student created an Ancient Egyptian household using a shoe box, doll items, clay, popsicle sticks and paint with their group for a class project before spring break. Another student made crafts including an eagle, bowl and necklace. A third student worked individually to make a banjo-like musical instrument.Bret pp
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This document discusses the author Lois Lowry and several of her books from the perspective of a student. It summarizes several books including The Giver, Number the Stars, The Silent Boy, and Messenger. The student expresses their love for Lois Lowry's writing and encourages others to read her books which can be found at the local library.Staci Mizell
Staci Mizelladubose11
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This document summarizes cool events and activities for 5th grade students, including a kickball game between two classes, Christmas and Valentine's Day parties, a trip to the middle school, creating a project about Egypt, and reading assignments. The Christmas party included decorating cookies and playing bingo. Students toured the middle school and heard the band and choir perform. They created household items and instruments from ancient Egypt. The kickball games between classes were fun and the students laughed at pictures from the games.Clark pp
- 1. What I did this yearClark Templeton
- 2. The cameraWhen we were outside for recess, my two teachers and their classes were about to play the kickball game. I don’t play kickball so Emily and I were going to ask if we could take pictures of the game as they played. When we asked she said yes and we were happy and a bit mad because we had to share it. When the game was done Mrs.DuBose showed the class the pictures and they were very funny. There were pictures that people were doing funny poses or somebody was in the way but over all it was fun!!!!!!!
- 3. The books In every grade when it’s time for reading class you have to read a class book. We read Holes, The sign of the Beaver, Number the stars and The Egypt game ,which we are still reading, but some people in my class don’t like it but I do. I think we should always keep reading to make all of us smarter.
- 4. Viking classic Our first fieldtrip was the Viking classic golf tournament. It was a practice round so not a lot of people were there. Everybody got autographs. The people there were people I never heard of but I wish people like Boo Weekley and Charles Sharwlwere there. The teachers said that two people from each class got to go in the golfers locker room. It was a great day and I hope students were happy to go not bored.
- 5. Lois LowryFor those who don’t know who Lois Lowry is she's an author of books like Gathering Blue, The Giver, The Messenger, and Looking Back. My teacher, Mrs. DuBose, LOVES Lois Lowry and reads all of her books I've only read Stay Keeper’s Story but she is good at describing stuff and setting a background.
- 6. THE ENDThat’s the end of the power point hoped you liked it!