Small individual colonies in the south of northern America, joined together to fight against the most powerful military at the time. The British. Leon, Alex, and I created a ‘Plain English’ video all about explaining the key points of the Revolution. The Boston tea party and the battle of Lexington and Concord, to the olive … [Read more…]
The book “Salt” by Mark Kurlansky is about making, selling, and using salt throughout history. This book talks about routes used by animals to how the vikings used it to cook to the empires and economies built off of salt. One of the main themes expressed in this book was “the importance of something is … [Read more…]
Read here for tips on dealing with stubborn people: https://www.businessinsider.com/an-etiquette-expert-explains-how-to-handle-stubborn-people-2016-9 Read here for what it means to elope: https://www.thespruce.com/the-definition-of-eloping-3489843
Humanism infographic. Humanist thought History of Humanism (and other)
The story, “A Sound of Thunder,” by Ray Bradbury, shows how anything has the potential to change everything. “A Sound of Thunder” is about a man named Eckles who went to a time-traveling safari in hopes of being able to kill a tyrannosaurus rex. However, when he, Travis and Lesperance, the safari guides, and two … [Read more…]
Course reflection This is a reflection for the course “Circuits, e-Textiles, and Code, Oh My!-2 Blk 2E Tresohlavy 2020 S1”. Describe your favorite circuit experience in the class to date and explain why it’s the best. My favorite circuit experience was making the project circuit because I could make stuff and I enjoy making stuff. … [Read more…]
This found poem is written with the words in the story, “The Bass, The River, and the Shela Mant”, written by W.D. Wetherell. In this story, the narrator faces an internal conflict about what he wants to do and what his girlfriend, Shela, wanted him to do. There is the imagery of a moon and … [Read more…]