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Week of April 8-12


 We are giving our presentations in health. For each presentation, the presenter needs to have notes about the symptoms, causes, how it's spread, prevention, long term effects, treatment. Here is a picture of Preston giving his presentation to our class!

Connor is giving his speech about Serbia killing Austria-Hungary's Prime Minister. The speech was awesome! (well, not for Serbia)
There is Preston giving HIS speech to the Austria- Hungarians. It was a 2 minute-long speech about how they are lying and they are the worst country in the war! (Awesome Speech)
Another picture of Preston giving his speech. At this time in the speech he was laughing because he was acting so serious, and he couldn't take it. History class was the best when people gave their speeches to other countries.
That is what the map looks like in 1915 for 4th hour. Germany has taken down Russia, and is gaining momentum in the war. 
In Language Arts, we are in our creative writing unit.We are given a starting sentence and we have to keep writing the story. We pass the story among our classmates, so it is fun to see how they end it!
In Health Class, we are taking notes for our disease presentations. We need to have 10 presentation worth of notes.

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