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Challenge Seventeen: Five Words That I've Pronounced Wrong My Whole Life

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Challenge Seventeen: Five Words That I've Pronounced Wrong My Whole Life

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"Mistakes are proof that you're trying." -Anonymous

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Challenge Sixteen: My Greatest Accomplishment

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Challenge Sixteen: My Greatest Accomplishment

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Some of best work traces back to this power point I made over three years ago. It's defiantly not perfect, but it showed how much time and work I had out into that when I was I was young. Yes, I could have fixed all the grammatical mistakes and spelling errors, but I wanted to keep it in its prime state.
"I live, I love, I laugh, I cry
I'm not perfect.
No one is, not you or I." -Anonymous

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Challenge Fourteen: Top Five Things My Teachers Need to Know About Me as a Learner

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Challenge Fourteen: Top Five Things My Teachers Need to Know About Me as a Learner

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"Try and fail, but don't try to fail." -Stephen Kaggwa

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Challenge Eight: A Quote That Best Represents My Attitudes and Beliefs of earning

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Challenge Eight: A Quote That Best Represents My Attitudes and Beliefs of earning

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-Quote by Tena Desae

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Challenge Ten: Ten Things That I've Learned This Past Year in Eighth Grade

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Challenge Ten: Ten Things That I've Learned This Past Year in Eighth Grade

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"What we learn becomes apart of who we are." -Unknown

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Challenge Four: A Hand Drawn Image to my DP

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Challenge Four: A Hand Drawn Image to my DP

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Art and music is a very big part of my life. I'll always remember the memories me and my father share visiting art shows and music festivals. This drawing was just me being able to do what I enjoy the most.
"I dream my painting, and then I paint my dream" -Vincent Van Gogh

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Challenge Three: A YouTube Video That Others Can Learn From

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Challenge Three: A YouTube Video That Others Can Learn From

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This video is important to me because it show's a very good example that some people could learn from. Cats and dogs are different, but that doesn't mean they can't get along. This dog, Leo, is a good example of overcoming expectations for better causes.
"No matter your social status or how powerful you feel you are, we are all equal. We came here by birth and we will leave in death." -Unknown

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Dog saves four newborn kittens from fire

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Leo the plucky Jack Russel Cross guarding what's left of the family home in Melbourne, Australia the day after his heroics. It was ablaze when firefighters dodged fallen power lines to reach him and four newborn kittens he had refused to leave. Firefighters carried him out in the nick of time, reviving him with oxygen and heart massage.

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Challenge Two: A YouTube Video That I Learned From

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Challenge Two: A YouTube Video That I Learned From

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Math can be very challenging for me sometimes, this is a video that has really helped me understand the material along with others. This YouTube video showed me that I can get homework help in different forms.
"Don't practice until you get it right, practice until you don't get it wrong." -Unknown

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Need a custom math course? Visit http://www.MathHelp.com. This lesson covers factoring polynomials. Students learn that a trinomial in the form x^2 + bx + c (where c is positive), such as x^2 + 7x + 10, can be factored as the product of two binomials, in this case (x + 5)(x + 2).

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"Everything begins with an idea." -Earl Nightingale