I am going to tell you about two of our holidays. The first one is Hanukkah. The other one is called Kwanzaa.
A similarity about the two celebrations is that they both play games. Two more similarities is that they both have dancing and eacch night they both light a candle.
Next I will tell you about the differences about the two holidays. One difference about Kwanzaa is that they eat fruits, vebetables, soups, fish, and cookies. A difference between Hanukkah is that they eat latkes. Another difference about Hanukkah is that they celebrate their day with blue and white starts and gold and silver dreidels. Another difference about Kwanzaa is that they tell stories. A difference about Hanukkah is that it is a Jewish celebration. A difference about Kwanzaa is that it is an Afircan American celebrations.
In conclusion, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa have lots of differences and similarities.
Friday, December 15, 2006
Friday, December 8, 2006
My Magic Glasses
One day I was just walking along and looked down and saw these glasses lying on the ground. I picked them up and put them on. Wow! These glasses were showing me my past! I saw myself being shy of every person I met. I saw myself being afraid of the wind.
Then after a while the glasses started to show me the present. I saw myself having my ninth birthday and getting a skateboard. Then I saw myself going to Hawaii to visit my cousins. Going to Hawaii was really fun. We stayed there for about two weeks. Then the glasses showed me starting fourth grade and meeting new friends. Then they showed me walking and finding the glasses.
Then the glasses started to show me the future.
It showed me entering fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth grade. It showed me going to Mayo High School. It showed me going to a nice college.
Finally I took the glasses off and put them back down for the next person to find.
Then after a while the glasses started to show me the present. I saw myself having my ninth birthday and getting a skateboard. Then I saw myself going to Hawaii to visit my cousins. Going to Hawaii was really fun. We stayed there for about two weeks. Then the glasses showed me starting fourth grade and meeting new friends. Then they showed me walking and finding the glasses.
Then the glasses started to show me the future.
It showed me entering fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth grade. It showed me going to Mayo High School. It showed me going to a nice college.
Finally I took the glasses off and put them back down for the next person to find.
Friday, December 1, 2006
Girls and Boys Together or Not
Whether girls and boys should be separate is the debate of the week. The reason they are splitting up boys and girls is because they think girls and boys can learn better separately.
Here are some of the advantages of having all boy or all girl classes. Scholastic News says that "supporters of the change say that boys and girls learn diferently so they should be taught differently." Another advantage is that when they're together they can't concentrate and can't do their work.
A disadvantage is that sometimes the girls can help the boys or the boys can help the girls so if they're apart they won't be able to help each other and that might be a problem.
I like splitting them up and keeping them together.
Here are some of the advantages of having all boy or all girl classes. Scholastic News says that "supporters of the change say that boys and girls learn diferently so they should be taught differently." Another advantage is that when they're together they can't concentrate and can't do their work.
A disadvantage is that sometimes the girls can help the boys or the boys can help the girls so if they're apart they won't be able to help each other and that might be a problem.
I like splitting them up and keeping them together.
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