Inspired portrait- George Seurat-pointillism-tiny dots to create a masterpiece
Pointillism self portraits
Eleanor Roosevelt Biography
Born in New York City on October 11, 1884, Eleanor Roosevelt was one of the most widely and well-known women in the White house. In 1905, she married her true love, Franklin D. Roosevelt. During his presidency, Eleanor was a big help. She would help with serving the United Nations, human rights, and even women labor.
Eleanor had a lonely childhood. She would always get teased by kids who would call her names like, the “ugly duckling”. Her mom would call her “granny” because of her seriousness. Eleanor was insecure about herself. She didn’t like the way she looked, thin and tall. She also really disliked her bucked teeth. Eleanor had a treacherous life as a child. When she was 8, her mom died, when she was 9, her brother died, and when she was 10, her father died.
Create your own project in Science!!! I have mad a recycled Flashlight!
This flashlight is made out of recycled materials such as; a toilet paper roll, batteries from an old light, and some other materials. This “recycled flashlight” as I like to call it, contains of 2 D batteries, a toilet paper roll, electrical tape, wire, a 2.2 volt light bub, and a Micro switch. What I did was I tried to use conductors so that the energy from the batteries could flow to the light bulb. This flashlight may not be very efficient in light, but it sure works and is very cool to experiment with.
Matched
Acquainted in the night response- By Alex
I’ve seen that man
He walked for miles and miles
Many nights and many hours
He’s walked through the rain
He’s walked through the pain
Never making a stop
Haiku
Flowers blooming wide,
the sun is yellow and bright,
the crisp breeze flowing,
Nature is calling,
waves crashing on the seashore,
flowing back and forth,
The trees are swaying,
grass is growing tall and green,
blooming flowers as they seem…
Journal entry 10-The baindaid
Could you imagine life without band aids? Well, the invention of the Band-aid is an interesting story. They were made to support an ordinary cut or scrape. In 1917, a man named Earle Dickson, married a young woman named Josephine. She was always getting cuts in the kitchen and Earle wanted to help her. The couple figured that the original band-aid was much too big and bulky. So Dickson came up with an extrordinary invention that changed the world forever.
At the time, Earle worked for the Johnson and Johnson company as a cotton buyer. To help his wife, he took a cotton gauze, folded it and placed it on tape. Then he put crinoline on it to keep the tape from sticking to itself. Earle’s wife had used his invention by cutting off small pieces when she needed it.
WWI-Flu Epidemic
Did you know that the influenza flu virus started in 1918 at the end of WWI? It was deadly. Yes, deadly. In fact, the flu killed 2% of all the people in the world. The flu virus was said to be one of the worst yet.
The flu was originally originated from pigs. It had spread from a place called, Haskell County,Kansas. In one case in which the flu spread rapidly, four women in Albaquerqe, New Mexico had been playing cards and they put cheesecloth masks on their faces to prevent from getting the virus. The four woman did not believe that they could catch the virus easily. But then, the next day, three of the four woman had died from getting the worst of the virus. The city even put some of the sick people in what they called, quarantines, which were separate Continue reading
Dreams Poem; written by Alexandra C
Hold fast to dreams
For when dreams float away
Life is a blown up sun,
Not allowing any life to stray.
Hold fast to dreams
For when dreams shatter,
Life is a broken mirror
and then nothing matters…