1.  What are the rules of a personal narrative?  All personal narratives must have focusing on a single moment. Different sentence length. Dialogue and description. Strong verbs. Correct grammar and good word choice. And a strong lead and closing because that will make the reader want to read more. 
2.  What skill in writing do you feel you are very good at and can help others?   I am very good at strong leads and getting people in to the story this will help other people because it will teach them to become a better writer.
3.  What skill in writing do you feel that you should improve in?  I am not very good at using big strong words because I don't know the words to well and I don't know if I am using them right.

1. Why is a project like the Revolutionary War Hero Project a good one?    This is a good one because it gave me information about people that changed our country and it also gives us skills with technology and computers.
   
2. What is one thing that you learned about your hero that you found interesting that other people probably don't know?   I found many things about her but one thing was she was one of the only educated slaves.
   
3. Explain how you would have liked to use ThingLink on an activity that we did earlier in the year.  Which activity was it?  How would you have used the tags?  Why would that have been a good use of our class time?   I would like to use ThingLink to Help with lit circles. We can take a picture of the table of contents and if you click on one chapter and you see the discussions we had in that chapter.
   

 First we went to a man's station. He told us about the things you use to survive. At the next This man was involved in fur trade and told us how it provides money and other goods for people. There was quite a few more people like the inn keeper she told us about what happens at the inn. We also met a teacher, I learned that punishments were harsh back then. When we came to my person (in the picture above) he told us about the things you needed to find lengths of land. This trip was interesting and fun and I learned a lot of new things.

1. What was the most surprising thing you learned about energy during this entire unit?
 Something I thought was surprising to me was that all of this can happen by different forms of electricity.

2. Why is energy important?
Energy is important because it helps us with things like putting water in a cup.

3. Where is energy found?
Energy is found everywhere. For example when a ball drops it is gravitational energy.

4. How would you define energy?
I wound define energy as a example of 9 energies that power,move,heat and light and much more.

    There are meany different colors of leaves, there are also meany ways they change color. Hear are some of thous ways.
    The reason that a leaf can be green is throughout spring and summer the green hue comes from a chemical chlorophyll, this color is vital to photosynthesis.

    Along with green, there are yellow and orange colors, carotene and xanthophyll, inside some trees' leaves. For most of the year, these colors are are covered by chlorophyll, but as the chlorophyll breaks down and the green color dissipates, the yellow and orange colors become visible.

    Another color` that occurs in leaves is the red or Anthocyanins. Anthocyanins, unlike carotene and xanthophyll, are not in leaves year-round. It isn't until the chlorophyll begins breaking down that the plant begins to synthesize anthocyanin. Very acidic sap results in a bright red color, while less acidic sap leads to a purplish red.

        The humdrum or brown color is the result of waste products trapped in the leaves.