In the torrent of history, there are always some people who, with their unique wisdom and courage, have changed the direction of the times. They may not be heroes standing in the center of the stage, but their contributions are enough to be remembered for thousands of years. Today, I am going to talk about such a character – Joseph. He was not a prominent king at the time, but with outstanding intelligence and firm beliefs, he became a key figure for Napoleon to ascend to the throne of France, and ultimately became Napoleon’s indispensable right-hand man.
That was a turbulent era, and the wave of the French Revolution swept across the entire Europe. On this magnificent historical stage, countless brave warriors and wise strategists compete to showcase their talents. And Joseph, this seemingly ordinary young man, relied on his keen insight and extraordinary courage to step into the depths of history.
He comes from an ordinary French family, but has an unusual passion for politics and military. He deeply understands that in this turbulent era, to change his own destiny, he must have enough wisdom and courage. So, he kept learning, thinking, and exploring, gradually accumulating rich knowledge and experience.
When Napoleon, an outstanding military genius, emerged, Joseph keenly sensed his potential. He actively approached Napoleon and won his trust and favor with his intelligence and insight. From then on, he became Napoleon’s capable assistant, jointly planning the great cause of the future.

The Book “How to Money” written by Jean Chatzky, Kathryn Tuggle, and their team at HerMoney breaks down the basics of money―how to earn it, manage it, and use it―giving you all the tools you need to take charge and be fearless with personal finance. This style of guideline book quickly grabs my attention, through out the book there are actually a-lot of useful things to learn. Lets have a look~

This note book page talks about the first Bookclub meet with our bookclub group, in the meeting we discussed what the central idea of the book might be from where we are in the book, we first asked our selves that does time equals to money? And on the other side does money also equals to time?

Few days later when we are reading the book, we found out some evidence and new ideas about the book, for example a chart of how can you spent your money while still saving it, the pros and cons for saving money and not saving your money. We also said that people who lived in the 2000’s would use more save less and the people who are in 1900’s would save more use less.

Throughout our bookclub talks, me and my group also tried to discuss the characters in the book, we figure it out that in this book there’s not a main character and a main event, its just telling you how different people treat to the same amount of money, and how to actually benefit your money.

After finishing the book I drew this chart that explains what kind of person you want to be with your money, I don’t know what happened to my email but I still have a connection part that after when I reread I found out that there are connections between pg.4 and pg. 87, talks about how waiting is important to people.

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My biggest success is that when Jim and I starting to put pins on we find out that  it is really dangerous that kids might get heart, so then we have to take all the stuff out and then add another layer on the bottom to let it be safe and let the kids have fun, also while we are changing we find out that the ball will fall off of the layer we added, so we add the layer, the layer let the game be safe, and the layer helps to keep the ball going.

One thing that I like to change is that  we shouldn’t put hot glue on the road, we should’v put it on the side or on the bottom, because of that the ball always stuck on the glue, so then it makes our game harder, but we had a new idea that we will call that as a wasted

one pice of advice I will give it to the next 6 graders is that look on the board when you came in!