by Abigail Gillham
Today we started off with studying our people for the Rosenberg’s trial. The trial will officially start on March 15th. Next was math. We dealt with shapes. Yay shapes! No not like that like geometry. Not fun. Also I hope all of us got our math assignments done on time. You should also get your Re-Dos done and not wait to do it till the last minute.
Next off was reading. We did our analogies and got right down to our books. Today in English class we finished up our Friday DGP. (Daily Grammar Practice) Then we got right onto Monday DGP, identifying parts of speech. We also got onto our lesson vocab 15 using Terminology on our iPads. We also talked about cheating. There were all sorts of different ways we identified cheating. Honestly after all that work of trying to cheat just study. It will save you a lot of time.
When we got onto science we learned about how maybe sometimes the solar light things aren’t always as they turn out to be. Does it have something to do with the glass? Maybe the shape? Or even maybe something else? That’s what BayLee Colfack asked. He outsmarted Mr. Corkle.
Now almost to the ending of school was technology for my class. We did the Marshmallow Challenge. It taught us to never give up, even thought things aren’t working. Also what we learned is that adults who work in business companies failed the marshmallow challenge. Also that kindergarteners do the marshmallow challenge the best.
Then after our classes, we get to the starting of Track. I can’t believe track season is already here. Go Eagles!
Another thing that is coming up is St. Pat’s day. What could be better than a parade in the state Irish capital? Maybe a lot of things, but it is good to support St. Pat’s and O’Neill.
Good Luck OHS students with the rest of the school week.
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