Why is a project like the Revolutionary War Hero Project a good one?
        I think this is a good project because we don't have to memorize all of these people, just who we want. I say this because kids tend to not pay attention of not remember lots when teachers do this. I  also liked this because it wasn't all work creating the poster and pretending to meet whoever was kinda fun!
What is one thing that you learned about your hero that you found interesting that other people probably don't know?
        I think other people wouldn't know that Nathanael got kicked out of several Religious things because he loved the army. I guess people just expect generals back then to be perfect and all tolerant, never to a thing wrong.
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 think we should have used a ThingLink for Out of My Mind or Wonder! We could create our own table of contents with all of our disscussions. Then we could play an audio recording of the story when you clicked so if you didnt have the book or missed a day you could catch up and maybe point out a signpost.

1.  What are the rules of a personal narrative?  For example, "All personal narratives must have ______."
        All personal narrative must be about you. I say this because it's called a PERSONSAL narrative, a personal narrative should be a personal story not about your best friend, but YOU.
2.  What skill in writing do you feel you are very good at and can help others?
        I can explain things pretty easily quickly and in an un-confusing way. This can help because I dont waste time and I can get them the point quickly.
3.  What skill in writing do you feel that you should improve in?
        My speed I am a very slow writer I only managed to get my story done on time.

My character is a school mistress who is VERY strict. She has a ruler for kids who are bad, and a whisper stick for talkers, a whisper stick is like reins. It is a wooden stick and she puts it in your mouth and ties it as tight as she can. You cant talk, eat or hardly breathe. The ruler is for whipping bad kids on the butt. The Dunce Cap was for class clowns, you'd be a clown you would sit in the corner with your Dunce Cap on.  She would give us all chalkboards to write on, simple math problems, or a letters booklet to work on. She has alot of rules. A quiet child is a good child, no talking ect. Catherine was really soft looking but SUPER fierce. She was all about her rules if you broke them it was a whipped butt for you. Even a question to your friend and you would have a 3 hour whisper stick. 1 small wise crack and you would be in the corner. If you follow the rules and turn in your work, you will have a great school year! I liked Catherine because she got right to it and let me sit with my friends. She had us sit on hay and write on chalkboards, she didn't give homework for today but most of the time she would write a problem on the chalkboard and that's it. Catherine was an interesting character  to learn about because of her charm.  She greeted us with a fake-y smile and left us with a stern glare sorta-thingy. I hope Catherine was nice to as well comment below with your adventure.

Biomass energy is a power made from recently living or living things, some examples are,
 - Trees
 - Garbage
 - Plants (dead or alive)
 - Animal Waste
Some farmers in China use animal waste to power their homes, the store the poop in a air tight canister and wait for it to rot and use the biomass gas to power everything. We should use biomass because we can dig up garbage and collect it from the garbage trucks, then we can drive it to a plant to use it. Just think of all the landfill space we can save!