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By: Shiloh Phillips

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Brendan Medina

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Homeroom: Ms. Salinas

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Understanding Coronavirus by Adein
Sotelo

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Understanding Coronavirus - 5th Grade Final Project

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Our first PowerPoint :)
Ela C. & Brooke S.

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London Ling

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The Effects of Pollution and How to Go Green

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The Effects of Pollution and How to Go Green

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By: Joseph Cazenave in Mrs. Stouts class

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By Jace Gaff

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Pollution

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Homeroom Baber

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By: Ale Ponce

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Anisa Badawi
Homeroom: Ms. Crump

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By Kate Nguyen
Homeroom: Ms. Salinas

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Animal Abuse - page 4 of 4

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Animal Abuse - page 3 of 4

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Animal Abuse - page 2 of 4

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Animal Abuse - page 1 of 4

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Abigail Hidalgo

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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By Max Robbins
Homeroom: Ms. Salinas

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Candy’s Exhibition project about littering

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Ava Peterman's Exhibition Project- Drama 

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Ava Peterman's Exhibition Project- Drama 

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Homeroom teacher → Reardon

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By: Ramsey Kazzaz

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Coronavirus

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The Historical Influence of Music on the Peace Movement

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The Historical Influence of Music on the Peace Movement

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This is awesome! Made by Elizabeth and William Charbonneau.

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William singing and Elizabeth playing guitar. "Imagine" by John Lennon and Yoko Ono. Released in 1971. Suggests that we consider what the world might be like if borders between nations did not exist, if religion didn't divide us, if there were no nationalities and if people were not attached to material possessions. Perhaps then we could truly live in peace.

Elizabeth playing guitar, William singing, and Catherine dancing to For What It's Worth by Buffalo Springfield, an anti-war song that was inspired by the Sunset Strip curfew riots of November 1966.

John Aiden playing "Killing in the Name" by Rage Against the Machine. Released in 1992. A song of protest against institutional racism and police brutality. It was inspired by the beating of Rodney King and subsequent LA riots.

Elizabeth playing "Crazy Train" by Ozzy Osbourne. Released in 1980. Anti-conflict song about the Cold War and concerns of complete annihilation by nuclear bombs.

Elijah playing and singing "People Get Ready" by The Impressions. Released in 1965. Inspired by the 1963 Civil Rights March in Washington where Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his "I Have a Dream" speech. This song is about redemption, and a desire to rise above racism and live in peace without need for retaliation.

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William singing and Elizabeth playing guitar. "Imagine" by John Lennon and Yoko Ono. Released in 1971. Suggests that we consider what the world might be like if borders between nations did not exist, if religion didn't divide us, if there were no nationalities and if people were not attached to material possessions.

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By: Vir Patel
Homeroom: Ms Salinas

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Marine Pollution

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By: Craig Lee

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[What should we do if coronavirus will come again and attack us?]

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[What should we do if coronavirus will come again and attack us?]

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IB exhibtion-MinSeo Amy Ko Homeroom: Ms Salinas

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Homeroom: Ms. Salinas

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THIS COULD BE EASY

Cell phones and other handheld electronics should be Recycled to help the planet

The first thing you need to know is Cell phones and other handheld electronic devices contain a material called tantalum that is derived from the mineral coltan (columbite-tantalite)Coltan is destructively mined in central Africa, which happens to be were animals like chimpanzees, gorillas, mandrills, and okapi live. When the metal is taken from these animal habitats, their homes become disrupted and these animal populations, as well as other plants and animal species in the habitat, decrease.

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So now that you know that, you are probably wondering where do I go to recycle my old phones. Well, I can tell you just that. Here are 7 places I found where you can recycle your old phones 1.your local Target 2.EcoATM 3.Eco-cell 4.Best Buy 5.hope phones

6. Gazelle and 7. your local zoo.

So there you go 7 places that you can go to to recycle your old phones. There are tons of places you can go to recycle your old cell phones but this list should help you.

You know what to do and now let's all do it and help the planet.

Cell Phone Recycling is easy and simple and helps the environment.

Cell phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) contain a variety of precious metals, copper, and plastics. Recycling or reusing cell phones and PDAs not only conserves these valuable materials, but it also reduces greenhouse gas emissions that occur during manufacturing and while extracting and processing fresh materials. So that's what you could be doing and that's why it's important.

Now that you know all of that, are you going to go out and recycle our old cell phones? Yes, each of us can make a difference and if we all do it we can save the planet...

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written by

Sammy perdue

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THIS COULD BE EASY Cell phones and other handheld electronics should be Recycled to help the planet The first thing you need to know is Cell phones and other handheld electronic devices contain a material called tantalum that is derived from the mineral coltan (columbite-tantalite)Coltan is destructively mined in central Africa, which happens to be were animals like chimpanzees, gorillas, mandrills, and okapi live.

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(by:  Daniel A. Poquioma)
Homeroom: Ms Salinas

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Recycling
Homeroom: Ms. Salinas

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Teagan Miller and Josefina Moore

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The Great Pacific Garbage Patch and What We Can Do

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The Great Pacific Garbage Patch and What We Can Do

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By Joaquin Franco

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By:Kingston ,Jonathan
Homeroom: Ms. Crump

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Deforestation

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by Luka von Dirke
Homeroom: Ms Salinas

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By: Emilio Natareno

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Quack

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Pollution

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by Gavin Edwards-Lemon
Homeroom: Ms. Salinas

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Esiri Nelson-Twakor/ Ms. Baber

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By: Maggie Sweeney

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By Aidan McIntyre
Homeroom: Mrs. Stout

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By: Olivia Gittens, Kai Lenoble, and Kallie Warren

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Kyree Ike

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By Caleb Stewart

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By: Daniela Hernandez
Homeroom: Nestrin Stout
Hope you enjoy! :D

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Our letter to the governor of texas.

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Letter the governor of Texas - Greg Abbott.pdf

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By: Maicey Williams

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Created by: Axel Gomez
Homeroom : Mrs. Rankin

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Our action plan

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By Rohan Shah

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by: Paola Flores

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Gregory Talley
Homeroom: Ms. Salinas

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Gabriel Rosenbach

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By:Eduardo Vilar-Iniesta
Homeroom: Ms. Salinas

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by Vincent Fragoso

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By Zoe Humphery

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Homeroom: Ms. Reardon

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Sam Pereira, Ms. Crump, pg 1 of 3

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By: Paola Buenrostro

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Ocean Cleanup

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World diseases
Vesselin Sheiretov
Homeroom-Baber

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overpopulation

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Saving Earth From Asteroids by Will Parker

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Saving Earth From Asteroids by Will Parker

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Letter to White House

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Child labor

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Bryce Lin

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Saving Earth from Asteroids by Will Parker 

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Saving Earth from Asteroids by Will Parker 

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Lyla Exhibition Project (5th grade 2020)

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Climate Change and How it Affects Animals - By Allison Brickey

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Climate Change and How it Affects Animals - By Allison Brickey

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My exhibition is wicked!!!!

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by Treshan .

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Julian McGill's Exhibition Project
Homeroom: Reardon