This is my blog site. Feel free to communicate with your classmates.  Please remember that I will be able to read everything you post!

STUDENT BLOGS should be a minimum of one paragraph in length (4 or more sentences).  COMMENTS should contain "substance" statements, rather than just "I agree or disagree" statements.  Explain why you agree or disagree.

1. "The Lady, or the Tiger"
   What did you think of the story?
2. 7th Grade
   What is going on in 7th Grade art class?
3. Students who made their way in the world
   Hope each of you are doing well and adjusting to your new school. If you are looking back at this website- I obviously made a little of an impact on your life- and I am happy with that! Come see me when you can- and keep in touch with each other on our blog!
4. THEME PARK
   This Blog is related to the Field Trip coming up on February 11, 2010. Each student is required to complete ALL parts to this BLOG. 1. Research one of the locations for the field trip. Find out as much as you can about it. Do not copy and paste information from websites. I suggest that you make some notes about it, and then post your blog as one or multiple paragraphs. Be unique about the information that you use. It is always better to find out new information than to re-hash what everyone else has said. 2. Comment on the BLOGs of other students, just as in the past. You may also go to Mrs. Demo's BLOG to comment on those students, as long as the comments are meaningful and appropriate. 3. When we return from the field trip, you are to post another BLOG. This time you should write things that you learned about one of the locations that you did not know before. Again, I suggest that you make some notes about the place rather than copy and pasting or re-hashing what others have already said. That's 2 BLOG posts, and multiple comments to get full credit. LIST OF POSSIBLE TOPICS: Klondike Gold Rush Museum
   The Underground
   St. Rose Center
   Transit Tunnel
   Main Street Park
   King Street Station
   Kingston Square
   Fireman's Memorial If you have an idea for a different location, please get it approved by your teacher first.