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What is the name of your independent reading book for Mrs. Johnson's class?

Give me a synopsis of the most recent chapter you read of the book. (2-3 sentences about the most important information in that chapter.)

Strike 3 You're Dead

Lenny loved baseball but he wasn't very good, so he wanted to become an announcer for the phillies. He enters a contest to become one and he wins so he goes to the phillies game to announce an inning. The pitcher was young and he was off his game that night but all the sudden he drops dead.

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Compare the main character in your book to Salva. How does the main character in your book deal with problems? How does Salva deal with problems? (losing his family, being hungry, etc.)

Lenny's close friend a baseball player has died and he is dealing with it similar to Salva because he was shocked at first. Then he was sad and wanted to know for sure what happened.

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Chickens have really frail bones, but they are still nimble. If chickens are in the circumstance that they break a bone they would have a great ordeal. Although, if chickens get sick they are very resilient and can heal very quickly.

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Compose a story made up of just 6 words. Your "story" does not have to be a complete sentence for this activity. It can be about whatever you want, but it must make sense.

Ghosts and zombies scare me, halloween.

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How can pathogens from one species infect another?

What makes 'host jumps' so dangerous?

viruses are constantly encountering new species, and some DNA between us and animals are similar so the virus can infect both of us.

the pathogen has twice as much chance as mutating into a more successful virus

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Based on the ideas presented in the video, what information do we learn about John Snow's "habits of character"?

He was inquisitive enough to ask questions about the theories about the death going on. He also had to be committed because it took many tries to figure out why this was happening. He also had to be mentally tough because so many people didn't think he was right and argued what he was doing.

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What major idea does the creator of the video want us to take away?

That they are annoying to humans, and they can be deadly to humans and animals. We can't get rid of them because they are important to the food chain.

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1. What is the gist of this video?

how viruses can spread from just one sneeze

2. What text structure does the author use to deliver this information?

explanitory

3. What words or phrases show that?

it shows us by the clip in the beginng of people sneezing on each other

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1. Watch the video liked above (as a class or individually). What is the text structure of this video? What makes you think that?

i think its discriptive because it is giving us a timeline and what happened on the timeline

2. Research the difference between someone who is 'asymptomatic' or 'pre-symptomatic'. Copy and paste the link of your source. Which one is Mary Mallon?
people who are asymptomatic do not develop symptoms and symptomatic is getting symptoms https://physicianoneurgentcare.com/blog/difference-between-pre-symptomatic-and-asymptomatic-covid-19-patients#:~:text=Asymptomatic%20COVID%2D19%20is%20somewhat,the%20duration%20of%20the%20virus.

3. Based on the mistakes made in Mary's case, what do you think should be in the case of asymptomatic carriers?

i think they should've included that she can't control if she has it or not but she doesn't feel sick so she shouldn't be sent to an island, i think she should've done a job that doesn't require food.

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I think it's that we cover ourselves for who we really are to fit in with others, but we are happier when we express ourselves and are real with each other.

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The phrase “catch-22” refers to a dilemma or difficult circumstance from which there is no escape because of mutually conflicting or dependent conditions.

Is our plastic problem a catch-22? Why or why not?

yes, because plastic is durable and used in almost anything but is durable and used in almost anything so then is polutes oceans and doesn't break down.

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Choose one art installation to analyze.
Which exhibit do you think is most interesting? What do you think the artist is trying to show the audience?

Bristol whale, because I like that they made trash found in nature to look like nature. I think the artist is trying to show how we have a great and negative affect on the wildlife of this planet.

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After watching the example Plastic Pollution Documentary on Canvas, list some examples of different kinds of techniques used in this video (at least 4). Describe what was happening on screen when the students used those techniques.

She used graphics, images, voiceover, videos,

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What habits do you have that you could easily change in order to avoid single-use plastics?

Immediatly throwing away instead of recycling, I could start thinking about recycling when I can.

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1. What overall message does the creator of this video want to convey? Why do you think that?

2.  Name at least ONE technique shown in the video to help convey that message.

That there is more plastic in the ocean than we can see.

A technique used in this video is graphics, to show what we imagine about pollution and how it actually is.