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> My resume: > In October 2015 I won an award I got in second places at the pumpkin fest and in 2013 I joined a grope that helps people who have lost their baby’s in birth or any other problems they had and I donate money to help the people. > > No > computers week ben > > Intro: > I think that we should have no computer week. And when you’re reading this what do you thing about no computer week? My main points are it ruins relationships with real life and learning. It can interrupt thinking and it can affect your learning and we just need to go outside more in general. > > > Yes. I think we need no computers week because it can heart relationships with the real world and learning hear is some evidence from New York Times “if we’re distracted, we understand less, remember less, and learn less” that is the general idea of learning less and interacting with the world less. > > > > Yes. For the second time we need to put down are screens and go outside. And we need to go to museums to learn and not have google. it stops us from going outside and saying “Hi world’’ hear is some evidence “but I worry about what google is doing to our brains. What really makes us intelligent isn’t our ability to find lots of information quickly. It’s our ability to think deeply about that information” that helps with my idea and to go outside more. > > > YES. Once again we need to go outside more and we need to look at articles and look at sculptors (etc.) so the way we can do that is put down are screens and play outside and it makes us shallow in the real world you will probably be saying “I learned this from google” hear is some evidence to help “you can google all the facts you want, but you’ll never google your way to brilliance” that helps with this because you can do what you want on google but you can’t get everything unless you go in the real world. > > In conclusion yes you should put down your screens for health and to have fun with your friends. And to go outside see the real world __and have fun with family and friends. What would you do without your screens?__ > > __ Elephants __ > __ INTRO __ > I’m writing about elephants in Africa and what they eat and the way they eat and drink their food and how they burry there family and friends and Africa’s habitat for the elephants. > > > In Africa elephants eat more than peanuts that you think they would they also eat grasses, roots, tree bark, fruit and twigs and elephants eat 149calores to 169calores per day elephants eat more than 50`/. More than they do drinking. > > > > As you already know elephants eat with their trunks and how they put the food in their mouth but did you know how? So the elephants have over 4000 mussels in its trunk! And it’s made of a little bone but it consist of mostly cartilage and the same way to wash themselves suck up water and put there trunk up to their back and squeeze. > > > A cool fact about elephants is that they burry there family and friends with sticks and branches and they are the only other mammal that dose that except us and it’s just like a funeral elephants shred tears to and they get sad as you already know. > > > Now on to are last paragraph the habitat for elephants so Africa is a dry places and has water holes in some places and the diseases that can kill elephants are EEHV and what does it do? You may ask well it KILLS the elephants so the elephants walk about 50 miles in a day! > > In conclusion this was fun to make this is all facts what would you do if you were an elephant? Ben > > Ben - I like your WIKI. This morning try to finish answering questions on Feudalism (3-5 sentences for each question) as well as working on the new task about life in the manor. Also please use headings for every piece of work on this page. Mr. W > we are thinking about the inter-connectivity of the sea and land inter-connectivity is wen something gives energy to something else like for instants a whale eats krill and then a group of sharks eat the whale and so on and so forth so the idea of inter-connectivity to me is a big food web of energy and what eats what and wen the world runs out of fish we are NOT going to do well and then wen we
 * 1) Ben Wilbur
 * 1) Ben Wilbur

- list the 7 main parts of a manorial system the church,the surf houses,the manor house,the castle,farming,mill and vassal fief

- pick 3 out of the 7 main parts and describe in your own words - be detailed!

You need 4-5 sentences for each. the three i found most interesting is the mill and the castle and the surf homes. **mill** the mill is the place they get there water from and the food like bread and they also make corn,wheat and rye. and after the food was ready the surfs got the food and the seeds and then go to the mill and the mill workers grind the seed. and some times the workers grind the seeds a little more till they are ready to plant and grow again.

**castle** the king or lord built the castle and it can take 10 to 20 years to make a castle and in the __middle ages__ a castle is made to protect there property and the castle gives a safe home for his family the king can be generics to if the village is under attack the king will let the serfs and feeds in for safety and the king as you would think has servants. **serf homes** the serfs live in small little houses the roofs and structure wear made of wood and thatch and the floor was dirt and the farm animal's they had wear keep inside and the serfs got a little peace of land and if the owner dies the kid or mother dose not get the land they will have to be homeless that is

1. Is feudalism a fair system? Why or why not? no i think feudalism is not fair because they work to hard and not get money for it.

2. What was your role in our activity? How did you feel in your role? i was a "serf'' and it made me fell angry because it made me fell like i was getting low on food and other things.

3. Do you think serfs ever tried to revolt? Why or why not? yes because they wear tired of working for them for to long and not getting enough payment.

malala the powerful

Would you risk your life to help others in Pakistan go to school? In the poem Darkest Hours Malala was like the girl in the poem because she had a feeling of courageousness in her. Malala still went to school with a threat she knew would maybe lead to her being tortured or killed.

Malala was courageous like the person in the poem. She never had fear. Malala went to school when she was not allowed to by the Taliban’s religion. But Malala had hope and she …”hid her books under her clothing. Even with these precautions, many parents felt the risk was too great.” this shows she is like the girl in the poem. She went to school and didn’t follow the Taliban’s law so she can follow her dream to be a doctor.

The second way that Malala fits the poem…”there are those who carry mountains on their back in the darkest night and blaze and blaze and blaze with light,” is that she carried a mountain on her back by being courageous when the Taliban filled the sky with darkness. But Malala was always brightening the sky back up. She was helping as much as she can by trying to help girls go to school, until she got shot three times by the Taliban.

The last but not least reason she is like the girl in the poem is, “in 2009 Malala was blogging to BBC about what her life was like”. Malala was so brave that she was talking about her experience while the Taliban was still watching her and she was trying to help girls and women go to school.

In conclusion Malala was very determined to help.she is like the girl in the poem She was always taking the risk even though the Taliban gave her a lot of reminders to stop. What do you think you would do if someone was trying to take away your learning skills. You would do the same or would you? Malala

25 book goal -6th grade 1. dairy of a wimpy kid 2. dairy of a wimpy kid 3. dairy of a wimpy kid 4. theirs a fly guy in my soup 5. bud not buddy 6. Everest 7. Everest 2

mid evil times there was a young man named dante aligheiri who loved poetry and then he made a book called "divine comedy." late in the 11th century a man named he was a knight and he made a song Roland. it is known as the oldest french literature. in the 14th century a man with is name is lost in history long ago composted 4 major works. and they are the pearl, religion. and go to middle ages and go to "FYI"

https://www.brainpop.com/socialstudies/worldhistory/middleages/fyi/#tab=1