In class today we did a project on graphing. We started out with cold and hot water. The Hot water was in the cup then we eventually dyed it red. The cold water was in the cookie jar. We put Temperture Probs into the hot and cold water. We really had to be careful because we did not want to move the Temperture Probs. We accsidently bumped the thermomiter are graph shoot up near the begining. We saw near the end the hot and cold tempetures crosed. The hot water was now cold and the cold was now warm. We ended the blue was the higher temperture.

I learned quite a bit about political parties in class today.  Here are some of the highlights:

• The names of the two political parties in the United States are called the Democratic party and the Republican party.
  
• The smaller political parties are usually called third parties.
  
• People who don't want to register as a member of a political party can register as staff.
• People who are registered members of a political party DON'T ALWAYS HAVE TO vote for that party's candidate.
• Here are three things that active party members can do during a campaign to get votes for their candidate: form  chiefly to help a specific group of people.
  
• George Washington was opposed to political parties because he feared that they would divide the nation.
  
• One final interesting fact I learned about political parties is Political parties are important because they give people a way to change government in an orderly fashion.