How Prairie Became Ocean by Tara M Tyler

Braden worthy

2018-10-25 18:31:57 UTC

long ago they would not recognize it as there own the land was flat,empty, dusty there was no ocean the place was bleak uninhabitable no one could live there so no one did

brennan waller

2018-10-25 18:32:44 UTC

she said she will recount a story about a time when thunder rumbled and earthquake changed the land.

Aiyana:) The grandmother likes the setting but not at the same time because she did not like the place until her grandkids came.

aiyanabreeden2 — 2018-10-25 18:32:45 UTC

Caden

cadenkrawczyk — 2018-10-25 18:32:55 UTC

The prairie was treeless with no life,And the prairie was flat

Carly

carlysingleton1 — 2018-10-25 18:33:05 UTC

On page 382 Grandmother described the setting as treeless. Also as flat, empty and dusty.

Gianna

giannavillani1 — 2018-10-25 18:33:06 UTC

The grandmother describes the setting as uninhabitable, a tree less prairie, a flat, empty, and dusty land with no ocean.

Joelle Lester

joellelester1 — 2018-10-25 18:33:11 UTC

Grandmother describes it as something that happened long time ago when there was nothing but flat land and a treeless prairie , empty and dusty.

yawnanaacheampong1 — 2018-10-25 18:33:14 UTC

Nana I think that that grandmother describes the story like she was there because she has so much details

Shyanne

2018-10-25 18:33:20 UTC

The Grandmother describe the setting like. She said that there was only a treeless prairie as far as the eye could see. The land was flat ,empty, and dusty. With no ocean, this place was bleak and Uninhabitable. Because no one could live here, no one did. Then everything Changed.

Eden

edenlin1 — 2018-10-25 18:33:52 UTC

the grandma explains that the prairie had no trees it was dry and empty.

Amaya :)

amayajohnson4 — 2018-10-25 18:34:00 UTC

She describes the setting as a treeless prairie, flat, empty, no ocean, and that we would not be able to recognize it as our own.

Carmine Rostine

carminerostine1 — 2018-10-25 18:34:30 UTC

The Grandmother said that there was no trees as far as the eye can see,the land was flat dusty dry, no ocean because of that it was uninhabitable and no one lived there.

collin grandmther was describeing the story as it was before and how there was no water and no living animas at the prarie

collinrogers2 — 2018-10-25 18:35:55 UTC

brennan waller

2018-10-25 18:36:51 UTC

he thinks its beautiful because he said “I can sit on the porch before my door and see miles of the most beautiful prairie interwoven with groves of timber, surpassing, in my mind, the beauties of the sea. Think of seeing a tract of land on a slight incline covered with flowers and rich meadow grass for 12 to 20 miles.”

Amaya :)

amayajohnson4 — 2018-10-25 18:36:54 UTC

John Brooke described that the prairie was beautiful and that you could see flowers for 12-20 miles.

TREY or braden

2018-10-25 18:37:06 UTC

john Brooke said that he could sit on his porch and see miles of the most beautiful prairie he saw 12-20 miles of flowers and meadow grass

eden John thought it was beautiful and great.

edenlin1 — 2018-10-25 18:37:16 UTC

Mekayla

2018-10-25 18:37:48 UTC

Grandmother described the setting by saying when thunder rumbled and earthquake changed

Aiyana:) John thought that the praire was beautiful.

aiyanabreeden2 — 2018-10-25 18:38:23 UTC

NANA

yawnanaacheampong1 — 2018-10-25 18:38:40 UTC

he describe as if it is life less

Eden Lin The grandma thought it was crusty cause it was before thunder and earthquake arrived John said it was beautiful cause it was after thunder and earthquake arrived.

edenlin1 — 2018-10-25 18:39:18 UTC

brennan waller

2018-10-25 18:39:22 UTC

none of them are wrong they just all have different opinions, some said that it needs to be more beautiful some said that its fine the way it is. The grandma thought it was crusty cause it was before thunder and earthquake arrived John said it was beautiful cause it was after thunder and earthquake arrived. everybody has a different perspective The grandma thought that it was a bad place before her grand kids came . They both had different points of view because the grandmother said it was a treeless prairie, it was flat and empty, and that we could not recognize it as our own, and John Brooke described it .

Carly

carlysingleton1 — 2018-10-25 18:39:22 UTC

John Brooke described the prairie as beautiful because he said that he can sit on his porch and see the most beautiful prairie.

Amaya :) 💖

amayajohnson4 — 2018-10-25 18:40:33 UTC

They both had different points of view because the grandmother said it was a treeless prairie, it was flat and empty, and that we could not recognize it as our own, and John Brooke described it as beautiful, and that you could see flowers for 12-20 miles. Their points of view were basically opposites.

Mekayla

2018-10-25 18:40:47 UTC

John Brooke described the prairie as a calming and beautiful place to
relax and site seeing place

NANA

yawnanaacheampong1 — 2018-10-25 18:40:54 UTC

everybody has a different perspective because in the story they describe prairie like its dead but in the paper he describes it like its the best thing in the world

Aiyana:)The grandma thought that it was a bad place before her grandkids came.

aiyanabreeden2 — 2018-10-25 18:40:57 UTC

Gabe <=^.^=>

2018-10-25 18:41:04 UTC

Long story short,pretty much a wasteland or desert.

TERY or braden

2018-10-25 18:42:26 UTC

Delaney house XD

delaneyhouse1 — 2018-10-25 18:42:28 UTC

there is a treeless prairie no animals or people

collin he feels good and proud because he can just walk outside and see one of the most beauitful things hes ever seen

collinrogers2 — 2018-10-25 18:42:39 UTC

Joelle Lester

joellelester1 — 2018-10-25 18:42:57 UTC

John Brooke describes it as the most beautiful prairie interwoven with the groves of timber.

Carmine Rostine

carminerostine1 — 2018-10-25 18:43:03 UTC

There was 16-20 mile long plains and nice looking grove trees and he i would say he was happy and proud about the pairies.

Gabe <=^.^=>

2018-10-25 18:43:53 UTC

He described the prairie as being beautiful.

Delaney house XD

delaneyhouse1 — 2018-10-25 18:44:53 UTC

that it is a beautiful place

Carly

carlysingleton1 — 2018-10-25 18:45:07 UTC

I notice that some people have the same point of view because everybody see things differently. Like John Brooke and Grandmothers point of view are different. Like John Brooke said that the prairie is beautiful and Grandmother said the prairie was empty and dusty.

Mekayla

2018-10-25 18:45:56 UTC

I noticed that they are different
because John brooke liked what he saw because it is relaxing and calming when thunder and earthquake did not like what they saw so they chose to change it because they wanted animals and people to live there and be happy about where they live

Delaney house XD

delaneyhouse1 — 2018-10-25 18:47:17 UTC

everyone has different ideas and different thoughts

Joelle Lester

joellelester1 — 2018-10-25 18:48:10 UTC

I notice that the points of views are at two different periods of time because one persons point of view is saying that it doesn't please their eyes and is dry and the other person is saying that it is the prettiest thing they have ever seen.

Caden

cadenkrawczyk — 2018-10-25 18:48:25 UTC

John Brook said he could see flowers and rich meadow grass for 12 to 20 miles

Shyanne ❤💖

2018-10-25 18:48:37 UTC

John brook said he can just sit down and watch or look at the prairie at his porch

Carmine Rostine

carminerostine1 — 2018-10-25 18:48:38 UTC

The Grandmother said that it was a dry and uninhabitable land and she said in the text there was no trees and John Brooke thought it was beautiful and there was nice looking grasses and man grove trees.

Collin

tara_tyler1 — 2018-10-25 18:48:38 UTC

The people have different points of view about the prairie. Some are beautiful and some are polluted and stuff and some are dry and have no living animals because of the pollution and dryness.

Gianna

giannavillani1 — 2018-10-25 18:49:13 UTC

I think that John thinks the prairie is beautiful because he said "and see miles of the most beautiful prairie.

Caden

cadenkrawczyk — 2018-10-25 18:54:00 UTC