Today we all made a thing link with our revolutionary war hero poster. We added buttons  which leads you to tube chop and shows you all of the different parts of my poster that I made. And if you click on the picture of Richard Henry Lee it will take you to a website that tells you all about Richard Henry Lee.
    Richard Henry Lee accomplished many things during his life time and many people might not know what or who he is but if you click on my summary in the top left corner it will show you why he was important during the revolutionary war time period. I think that Mr. Solarz had us do this project because he wanted us to learn about our history/past. And we were suppose to learn from this.

Today me and my partner and the rest of the class with their partner had to make a crumbled up piece of paper and throw it a your partner but your partner has a piece of plastic in front of his or hers face. This experiment shows that when you flinch your nerves are working. These nerves that are working are called Sensory nerves and Motor nerves. Sensory nerves are when the nerves take information from the environment that you are in and sends that information to the brain. Then Motor nerves tell the body what to do about that information.
    When my partner threw the paper wad at the plastic I flinched and twitched almost every time he threw the wad at me. This reflex would have protected my eyes if the transparency had not been there because it protects your body and the danger that might be coming.
    Last month when me and my other partner did the ruler dropping reflexes I think it also had to do something with the Nervous system too. The reason why I think that the ruler dropping experiment and the paper wad throwing reflex experiment had something to do with both experiments because they both involve blinking reflexes. They involve this reflex because when you  you eyes shut vaigly