This equation doesn’t equal 5/10 because you aren’t supposed to add the denominators and numerators; you do something different. You find common denominators, and then add the numerators together.
1. To find common denominators you find the lowest common multiple of the two denominatros, which in this case is is 12. In class, we have learned that in [...]
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Our second art project of the year is to paint a tiger acrylic paint on canvas. The background must be warm colors and the tiger cool, or vice versa.
I learned a lot about acrylic paints this project, but some important techniques/facts stuck to my mind. One of them is, “mixing paint can get you always [...]
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In Art, we have been learning about the works of a Canadian artist, Kyle Stewart. We have done this by drawing a nature scene that includes movement, abstraction, value, variety, glue, and water colors. We did this by outlining our lines using Elmer’s glue and painting using water colors where there is no glue.
I have [...]
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After looking at the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, we looked at some words on Mr.Power’s blog that represented the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, or the articles on it. If you go to Mr.Power’s blog, you’ll see the post and 19 ‘articles‘ that Mr.Power simplified for us.
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Today, my class and I had a big discussion about migrations. Part of this discussion included typing up a blog post.
When I looked at other people’s reason for migration I realized one thing most of us had in common, it was for our parent’s job. I’m really happy my dad got assigned here in Shanghai [...]
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I was born on a Sunday, August 16, 1998 at 5:44 a.m. at the Metropolitan Hospital in the Philippines. I lived most of my early childhood in the Philippines. At the young age of two and a half came an event that would change my life… FOREVER! The move to Shanghai. I didn’t really [...]
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The phenomenon looks like giant mole hills, or as I think of it from time to time, women’s breast. It reminds me of the hills in a small child’s drawing. All the hills are very uniform in shape.
I learned that after dry season the grass turns brown and that is where the hills got their name. I think that the [...]
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Today, when I was chatting with my aunt she sent me a music video of a MOM. She told me that it was originally for my Mom but she thought that I could also relate to the song. When I was watching the video it made me laugh imagining my Mom singing that song. To all of the Moms, Dads [...]
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In P.E. we have been playing with speed stacks.
Speed stacking is a sport working with cups that can be played as an individual or team. The object of the game is to finish pyramids of three, six, or ten cups fastest, while as much as possible not making any errors (if you make an error you [...]
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Most educational games I know are really boring but the ones Mr. Hossack showed me are so FUN!!! I think one reason educational games are created is so that kids and adults of all ages can have fun while they learn.
Brain Games: Out of these three educational games I would say that brain game is [...]
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