https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu Built of Creativity and Ingenuity en-us 2018-01-12 16:17:27 UTC 2018-01-18 16:52:44 UTC hello@padlet.com 21fessjac https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/221029625 Anyway you thick of them, bonds by definition mean stronger.

]]> 2018-01-12 16:23:43 UTC https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/221029625 21fessjac https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/221035594 The longer a chain, the farther it can reach when stretched. The more bonds one has, the farther that one can go when being tested.  A chain takes metal and strengthen's it by not adding more metal, but making a link.  A person does not improve by taking everything for themselves, but instead improves when allowing to partner and share.

-Bonds improve how a person can do. Maybe you are better than others, you can go farther when untested. But when put under force bonds are much more flexible than one whole object.]]> 2018-01-12 16:35:38 UTC https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/221035594 21fessjac https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/221035633 I once had no geography. So bad you'd call it blasphemy; didn't know the maps of the world. My navigation was a hurl. Grew up in Warwick Rhode Island, saw the forest of the tribe-land. The Appalachians to the West, and the Ocean taking of the rest. 

-Couplet Poem type.  This relates to the essential question by relating childhood memories to how we have grown.  This also relates one to a staring home.  I describe this in more detail in the paragraph on the right]]> 2018-01-12 16:35:45 UTC https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/221035633 21fessjac https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/221035706                         Bonding
               Hardship Triumph
        Working Fighting Learning
Tightening Loosening Good Bad
                     Start End
-This Cinquain poem explains and describes what bonds are.  It tells how bonds are tested; how they can break, how they start things ,and how they end.]]> 2018-01-12 16:35:56 UTC https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/221035706 21fessjac https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/221482620 The main ideas of this story is the bonds between animals. This helps us see how we have very similar bonds between us. This is the concept of "infectious" laughter and yawning. The infectiousness of laughter even works across species. Laughter is a signal to declare happiness, "Below my office window at the Yerkes Primate center, I often hear my chimps laugh during rough and rough-and-tumble games, and I cannot suppress a chuckle myself." This my feature animals, but it is better at explaining the bonds of emotions.]]> 2018-01-15 16:15:28 UTC https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/221482620 21fessjac https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/221770608 What makes this story special is that it symbolizes a suffering group who outsmarts their captives. The most feared prisoner group was span one. They were political prisoners not criminals. Because of this they did not feel ashamed to be in prison, and the could outsmart the warden. But the key point was how they were bonded as a group, "And since they moved, thought, and acted as one, they had perfected every technique of group concealment." Line 41.]]> 2018-01-16 16:23:02 UTC https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/221770608 21fessjac https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/221932532 Humanity is its own great weakness. War does not end all, but has only begun all. You can only win united against a common enemy. Even the mightiest empires and countries, especially them, know this to be true above all else in war. It has never stopped us before, and it will never stop us forever.

]]> 2018-01-17 02:05:05 UTC https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/221932532 21fessjac https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/222119515 This poem features a family who was born and lives in Cuba. The country enters a war and the family flees to a different country. But the man is reluctant to leave his home. He had known this place all his life, "in this place he knew as a child," Line 23. His bond to be in his home was stronger than that of any other bond he had.  He let his family leave, but still stayed in Cuba even with the dangers of war.]]> 2018-01-17 16:14:15 UTC https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/222119515 21fessjac https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/222500610 I chose this link because it shows what bond means, why it is important, how they form and break, and tells us some other words to describe. It is basically an overall summary of everything in this project, and it fits in place seeing how this is the very last post and it concludes the ideas that I expressed.
-https://www.collinsdictionary.com/us/dictionary/english/bond]]> 2018-01-18 16:35:05 UTC https://padlet.com/21fessjac/5mspmikbi8zu/wish/222500610