Agenda:
Blog
The Book Thief
Reader's Workshop
Reading Journal check
Homework :
Ed. Autobiographies
Hello, I'm back again to do my third blog, looks like I'm the very last one to do the third blog. The class is talking about Running Day, a day I love. I love to run and Running Day is the perfect day to do it. Sorry, I'm getting off topic. Anyways, everyone got a book called A Young People's History of the United States and took out their notebooks. In the table of contents, you have to write Andrew Jackson Hero & Villain. Here are the notes you're suppose to write on your note book.
Who is Andrew Jackson: grew up poor-on a farm
he killed out the Native Americans
elected president 1828?
1824 he lost to president J.Q Adams
War Hero-
Source: Creating America- Youtube videos
A.Y.P.H Pg 105
Hero:
Villain:
Right now students are looking through the book to see the farmers, Native American's Point of View of how they view Andrew Jackson as hero or a villain and do a hero and villain part in I.C.E form. Which I can't do right now because I'm doing the blog. The class room isn't so quiet right now as I hear people whispering to another, some laughter, and the sound of flipping paper. The class was actually a lot quieter before. Ms. Nakada is checking reading journals. Now the whole class just laugh and I don't know why, Ms. Nakada also moved someone because that person was being loud. People who were on tours yesterday are turning in The Book Thief summaries. There seems to be a bit of drama right now. I don't now what it is about, oh well. A few minutes have past and they are now doing a debate on whatever Jackson is actually a hero or villain. Sparky said that there is one minute so I have to go, bye. Wait, people are in a debate in who is a better teacher Mr. Oakes or Mr. Perez.
Question of the day: Who is the better history teacher, Mr. Perez or Mr. Oakes? I have to go now, bye, for real this time.
Oaks. I mean don't get me wrong, Perez is good but I like how Oaks teaches better
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