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This is the link to my final affirmation. It explains my struggles and accomplishments. This also explains what I will do next semester to better myself. https://docs.google.com/document/d/15YmbDJgB5Wx9NcdQEhW7ax1hdHHgAv6hAmdTITbsEzghttps://docs.google.com/document/d/15YmbDJgB5Wx9NcdQEhW7ax1hdHHgAv6hAmdTITbsEzg

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The books I’m currently reading for my SD books. The book on the left are poems from Frank Walker he was the slave that went with Louis and Clark on their expedition. The other book is Myths and Legends of the Sioux, it doesn’t sound that interesting but it is. The way it’s interesting is because the way the Sioux take regular nature things and explain them in a very imaginative way.

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The tepee opens up. Inside the tepee I wrote some facts about tepees.

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I made a poster for my SD project. I even watched videos on how to made a tepee out of paper.

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I’m doing a poster for my book project. The poster is on the book, Myths and Legends of the Sioux.

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The results of the Romeo and Juliet Kahoot. Sorry Easton you got last🤷🏽‍♀️.

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Noah Everson won the Kahoot even though he never read the book. The three other boys read the book but just weren’t as good🤷🏽‍♀️.

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My friend Aspen and I are making a Kahoot to replace the Romeo and Juliet test. I really like this idea and it shows how this program works. The customization of making a Kahoot really puts the customize in customized arrow academy. Also having it be online really shows that you are a 21st century learner. Type in the user name EmmaAndAspen and take the Romeo and Juliet Kahoot.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/14P8V3yZLGZSaM9MZIT4n2uDXZyTlaUyRk6I-dTKttawhttps://docs.google.com/document/d/14P8V3yZLGZSaM9MZIT4n2uDXZyTlaUyRk6I-dTKttaw

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I finished listening to the audio book of Romeo and Juliet. It’s sad that it took the death of young kids for adults to realize their feuding is petty and should be put to the end. There are so many was that the deaths of Romeo and Juliet could be avoided.

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/14q33ICyp8uZ_7IvHPVVQ8InCjGmXBmlVtTYvZvGZZWYhttps://docs.google.com/presentation/d/14q33ICyp8uZ_7IvHPVVQ8InCjGmXBmlVtTYvZvGZZWY

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Mackenzie made our sonnet look beautiful and colorful.

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Shakespearean Sonnet                                                                          Shawn’s Sweatshirt By: Emma and Mackenzie Pickrel

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Shakespearean Sonnet                                                                          Shawn’s Sweatshirt By: Emma and Mackenzie Pickrel

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This was a challenging sonnet to write. With making the words rhyme and the 10 syllables but it is really fun if you work with a partner and even more fun if you write about Shawn Mendes.

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My favorite pun out of all of them.

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Here is Audra looking at my book project. She really liked it.

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As you can kind of see I rated this book 3 1/2 stars. The reason I did this was it just wasn’t my type of book. I’m more into mystery/suspense and this book wasn’t that good throughout, in my opinion. It was only eventful and the end then the book ended when it got good.

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This is the top of my book project. I used a shoe box to make this, as you will see in the other pictures. I don’t really know how or why I got this idea it just came to me. I thought it would be different and something not seen before.

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This is what I learned and feel about these character so far

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Little cut outs of mice and rabbits for my book project. I’m using these because Lennie really liked to pet mice and rabbits.

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I am halfway through with Of Mice and Men here are just some of my annotations

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Of Mice and Men             Classic Book                  Before Reading

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Of Mice and Men             Classic Book                  Before Reading

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I kinda know what happens in this book because I’ve heard my peers talking about it. Also, I decided to read this book because I’ve heard plants of greatly reviews from my classmates.

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“The Star Spangled Banner.”                                                                                  Short Story #10

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“The Star Spangled Banner.”                                                                                  Short Story #10

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The Star Spangled Banner really changed our history.
Without Francis Scott Key who would’ve written our banner?
What would it sound like?
What would it be about?
Would it be as popular as the one day?
Will anyone ever remake the Star Spangled Banner?

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“Susan Anthony: Guilty of Unlawfully Voting.”                                                    Short Story #9

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“Susan Anthony: Guilty of Unlawfully Voting.”                                                    Short Story #9

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It’s crazy that there was a time where women couldn’t vote and could actually get arrested for it.
All Susan wanted to do was support and vote for a president that was an advocate for women’s rights. But instead she got arrested on Thanksgiving for it.

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“In Flanders Fields” By John McCrae.                                                                Short Story #8

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“In Flanders Fields” By John McCrae.                                                                Short Story #8

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Since it was Veterans Day this past weekend on Saturday. I thought that I should read the poem about Veterans Day.
Main Point — The injustice of war. One day there are men and women who are young, happy, healthy, and fit. They go off to war and tragically die. You can get that from the quotes, “We are the Dead. Short days a go we lived, felt down, saw sunset glow.” And “We will onward till we fall.”
McCrae’s poem uses pathos and the voice of the narrator wants the reader to feel sorry and empathize with the dead soldiers.
Symbols — death (blood) and new life (flowers)

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“Rosa Parks — Mighty Times”                                                                            Short Story #7

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“Rosa Parks — Mighty Times”                                                                            Short Story #7

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The main point — Stand up for what you believe in/Stand up for your rights
Most surprising concept — There was nothing surprising because I’ve heard this story plenty of times since elementary school. But one thing you may not know is that there was a black girl named Claudette Colvin who actually refused to give her seat up before Rosa Parks, nine months to be exact. The people chose Rosa Parks to be the face of the activism that was being shown but not giving up their seats just because she is older than Claudette.
I really like hearing this story because it shows if you stand up to something that is wrong change can truly come. These people back then stood up for what they believed in without phones, computers, or any use of social media, which I think not a lot of people do today. The blacks were so sick and tired of giving up their seats to the white people they boycotting the bus transportation system and walked everywhere for over a year, 382 days. Then the bus companies though out Alabama had no choice and had to get rid of bus segregation laws.

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“The Monkey’s Paw” By W.W. Jacobs                                 Short story #6

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“The Monkey’s Paw” By W.W. Jacobs                                 Short story #6

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Main Characters — Hebert, Mr, and Mrs White
Main Point — The dangers of wishing/be careful what you wish for. Even though Mr. White was happy with his life, he still used the Monkey’s paw for a useless wish. Mr. White said, “I don’t know what to wish for and that’s a fact,” he said slowly. “It seems to me I’ve got all I want.” (Jacobs 307).
Most Surprising Concept — The monkey’s paw has consequences if you wish for something from it. Mr. White wished for 200 pounds (261.66 U.S. dollars). The monkey’s paw doesn’t just give you your wish it also gives you a consequence with it. Mr. Whites son died in an accident at work and the company gave the Whites 200 pounds in condolences for their loss.

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“The Chrysanthemums” By Steinbeck                         short story #5

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“The Chrysanthemums” By Steinbeck                         short story #5

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Main Characters — Elisa and Henry Allen and the tinker (they didn’t say his name)
Theme — Gender inequality — Elisa longs for the life the two men live. She is more intelligent, ambitious, passionate, and adventurous than both men but has a boring life tending a garden. Because the adventure life is not a “women’s way of life.”
Main Point — Do what you want no matter what gender it’s for. If your a girl and want to wrestle or do football, do it. If you’re a guy and want do cheerleading or iceskating  but are scared because it’s “girly” who cares if that’s what you like do it.

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“The Lady or the Tiger?” By Stockton                             short story #4

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“The Lady or the Tiger?” By Stockton                             short story #4

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Main Characters — the king, the kings daughter, the man the daughter loved
Main Point — Your actions have consequences even though they may not be fair.
Most Surprising Concept — A man accused of a crime would be put into an amphitheater. There would be two doors that look exactly a like the man had to choose one. One had a ferocious, hungry lion and the other had a beautiful lady. If he opened the door with the lion he would get devoured immediately, but if he opened the one with the lady he would marry her immediately no matter if he already had a wife and kids. But the man didn’t know which door was which, so he could be innocent but get devoured by a tiger and he could be guilty but get to marry a beautiful lady.
Questions Unanswered — (A man that was in love with the king’s daughter was in the amphitheater choosing between the two doors and it never tells you what came out, the lady or the tiger.) What was really behind the right door the lady or the tiger?
Most Frustrating Part — The end of the story is frustrating because it ends with “so I leave it with all of you: Which came out of the door — the lady or the tiger? (Stockton 365). I think that the woman pointed to the door with the lion in it for a couple reasons. 1. She hated the girl behind the door and she would flirt with her love. 2. She didn’t plea to her father not to do this. Maybe she is barbaric just like her father. She didn’t want to see her love with anyone else, and if she could have him no one can

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“The Interlopers” By Saki short story #3

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“The Interlopers” By Saki short story #3

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Main Characters — George Znaeym and Ulrich von Grandwitz
Unknown Word/Definitions
Dispossessed — Deprive someone of land, property, or other possessions.
Main Point — Just because your family or friends have an ongoing fund with someone or someone’s family doesn’t mean you should hate them.
Most surprising concept — At the end George and Ulrich thought that one or the others men were coming to rescue them from under the fallen branch, but it turned out to be wolves coming after them.
“Who are they?” George asked quickly, straining his eyes to see what the other would gladly not have seen. “Wolves” (Saki 321). And that’s how the story ends.
Questions Unanswered — You can tell by the text above there is a 99.99% chance they got eaten by wolves, but what I want to know did their men find them, (and if they did), what did they do when they found them, and how did they find them

Annotations⬇️

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“The Gift of the Magi”  By O. Henry                                   short story #2

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“The Gift of the Magi”  By O. Henry                                   short story #2

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Main Characters — Della and Jim
Unknown words/Definitions
Imputation - attributing actions to a source, often dealing with criminal actions. Parsimony - An extreme unwillingness to spend money. Vestibule - A hall or lobby next to the outer door of a building. Meretricious - attractive but having no real value.
Main Point — You may have to sacrifice your favorite things for the ones you love the most.
Most Surprising Concept — Jim loved Della’s hair so much she thought that if she cut it off he wouldn’t like her anymore.
Questions Not Answered - I didn’t have any unanswered questions.
Most Confusing Area Of Topic - There was nothing really confusing about the area of topic, but the way it’s written and the big words they use are confusing.

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Dr. Heidegger’s Experiment By Nathaniel Hawthorne #1

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Dr. Heidegger’s Experiment By Nathaniel Hawthorne #1

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Main Characters — Dr. Heidegger, a wise physician
Colonel Killigrew, lustful
Mr. Medbourne, lost his fortune in a risky investment
Mr. Gascoigne, Corrupted
Widow Wycherly, was beautiful when she was young and had all the guys fighting over her
Sylvia Ward, The Drs. fiancé that died the night before her wedding to Heidegger
Theme — Humans are Foolish, the story suggests that people are mainly foolish

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/13mKYOz8RCmvBFuzTQKFtEjjArtL3SKFwHOkKl8iatc0

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1GihiWutHbtw_nYkbVHlSltNKi6_WCNaWYYKH3SmM_KE

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One of my slides I did this week. The Google slide activity was very confusing but I got it done on time.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qiecrHZeC3twc1gtA-GbH3W5PLMdFrhJr4xmsZMUP0s

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My No Red Ink practices and quiz for week 1-3.

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My retake NoRedInks I got a 92%, 84%, and 70%.

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Scored 100% on the quiz.

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This week I got week 8 MLA quiz and weeks 10-14 quizzes done.

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Finished Week 18 in no red ink this week.

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One of my favorite no red inks of the week

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I watched all three videos on copyright and fair use. I have learned and heard about copyright, but I have never heard about fair use

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My no red ink notes I made to help me for the quiz.

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I have chosen a book to read and that book is Here Lies Daniel Tate. I tried looking for the lexile but it will not show.

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Mackenzie clicked the padlet link and is now looking at my project. She gave it two thumbs up 👍🏼👍🏼

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I forgot to do this before I started reading my book. But I think this book will be about the Tate family secrets and I’ll find out what really happened to the real Daniel Tate.

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Click this link to view my final project.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/14HMZasgP7WAuQ6dT62tkORhdvXavPTH4Hm6GaggjiXA

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I didn’t do a padlet post while reading this book, because I was so into it I couldn’t stop. I read from page 135 to 387 (the end) in one day.

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Here are some unknown words I had to look up to know what they meant. Here’s a look of how I annotate.

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I did a google slide presentation because it was one of the first things we did in English.  The google slides also show that I’m a 21st century learner.

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I have finished my choice book. I really liked this book it’s full of adventure and mystery, it leaves you wanting more even when you finish the book. These are only sum of my annotations.