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Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Sixth Grade Conferences

Well at my sixth grade conference I hope Mrs. Tubergan will tell my parents that I am doing well. I think I am a pretty good student, but I have to quit laughing at my class mates when they tell a joke. I hope that Mrs. Tubergan knows that I am a good student. I really hope she tells my parents that. Mostly I turn in my work and try not to get in trouble. Sometimes I just can't help it, though. 

Most of my assinments are turned in and have a good grade. I have only been sick a couple times and enjoy going to school. I also hope that the conference goes well and that I get a good report. I like turning in my work because then I fell proud of myself and get a good grade. I think I am doing pretty good in L.A., Science, and Social Studies. I am not sure about the other subjects though. I turn in my work a lot latley. I also need to work on taking notes, not talking, and others. The one thing that I hope the most is that I have a good SIXTH GRADE COFERENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Valintine folktale

Once a boy, who lived in a small village. Watching one person. Valite. He loved her but she never noticed him. All he had to keep him company was a majestic eagle. That soared above him where ever he went. The boy practically called the eagle his brother.
He named him Vat. It meant majestic eagle. One night the boy, called Gaden, couldn’t sleep. He got up and walked around. Then Gaden and Vat saw Valite. Vat flew over to her and cawed and kept looking toward Gaden. She looked at Gaden then back at Vat.
The next day was called “Mating” for humans. Everyone thought that Valite was the most amazing girl in the village. She could carry 5 buckets of water and 3 bags of corn.  The eagle flew over everyone and dropped dust, then whispered something to Valite. She whispered back to him. Vat flew away and continued dumping dust over the ragged village.
Everyone was going to pick until one person was missing, Valite. She walked out of her hut and started to find the guy she wanted. All of the boys lined up. She looked back and forth, but did not see him. She looked in the back and did not see him. She looked threw the huts, not there. She ran around the hills until she seen a boy sitting by a tree sobbing his eyes out.
It was Gaden. “Gaden!” She screamed. “I pick you!” She hugged him and he surprised. She told him to stay there until she told him to come. She stood on the top of the hill and said “I haven chosen!” “Gaden come here!” She whispered. “Gaden!” Gaden popped up. Everyone clapped, his mom cried his sisters jumped for joy and so on.
The story of Gaden, Valite, and Vat continued until Vat died. Their love still went on. Gaden and Valite’s grave was put next to Vat’s. They still lie there today.             

Friday, February 11, 2011

Gas Explosion Rocks Ohio Countryside!

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Summary: A gas pipe line explosion shook the eastern side of Ohio. Thursday, the day after the gas explotion in Pennsilvania. As shown in my older posts. Police say there was no signs of injurys. The explosion was at 10:30 p.m. Only one of the houses was damaged.


Opinion: My opinion is that this is tragic for this to happen. Also it is ironic that this explosion came right after the one in Pennsilvania. I hope that the house will be rebuilt and the people have a place to live.

To find out more go to:http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/02/11/gas-explosion-rocks-ohio-countryside/

Thursday, February 10, 2011

One Dead, Five missing (News story)

A natural gas explotion happened in Pennselvania and 1 was found dead and five came up missing. Eight homes will be lost and 16 homes will be damaged. The nieborhood blew up Wednsday at 10:45 p.m. Someone thought that they where under attack. I think this inncident is very tragic. All the main gas factories was closed down in that area. 500-600 people evacuated.

I hope that the five missing people are safe. Let everyone who evacuated have no injuries and be safe. And most of all who ever died. Rest In Peace.