The "ONE" by Zelia

Dr. David Suzuki (Tess)

2015-11-25 20:45:14 UTC

I like Dr.David Suzuki because he is not only a scientist but care also about all witch I love and that is why I put him down as THE ONE

Satoshi Tajiri (Nicolas)

2015-11-25 21:41:42 UTC

Satoshi Tajiri was a game designer that worked for Nintendo. He created Pokemon and many other games. I think he should be the one because he brought so much joy to many kids around the world.

Frederick Banting (Amara)

2015-11-25 22:19:35 UTC

Frederick Banting worked with John Macleod to create insulin during the war years. He helped to save many people diagnosed with diabetes. He should be the one because without insulin people with diabetes can't live.

Craig Kielburger (Amara)

2015-11-25 22:26:06 UTC

Craig Kielburger read a story in the paper about Iqbal who was a child laborer, but was killed. He decided that all people should have the same rights and started Free the Children, a group for change.

Bethany Hamilton (Maryanna)

2015-11-25 22:32:19 UTC

Bethany Hamilton was a surfer that got attacked by a tiger shark and lost her left arm. Just 2 weeks after the attack, she was back surfing; with one arm.

Harriet Tubman (Tatiana)

2015-11-25 22:32:25 UTC

harriet tubman grew up on a plantation as a slave. Harriet soon later wanted to make a change in her life and in others slaves too, she wanted to free people from slavery and danger. She stared to take small groups of people to shelter and were provided with food in the The Underground Railroad. She freed 300 black slaves in 19 trips from slavery.

Micheal Jordan By Finlay

2015-11-25 22:42:21 UTC

Micheal Jordan is my hero because after his dad died he went to play baseball because that was what his dad wanted him to do when he was young.

Malala Yousafzai (Jaya)

2015-11-25 22:57:42 UTC

My hero is Malala Yousafzai because I think it is amazing that she was standing up for girls educational rights at the age of 10.Then she inspired me even more when she was shot. She still continued to fight for girls to have a chance to have wonderful education .What Malala said after she was shot was; "I wasn't sad. I wasn't scared. I just thought: it doesn't matter what I look like.I am alive. I was thankful."

Joanne Rowling (Piper)

2015-11-25 22:57:42 UTC

Joanne Rowling (otherwise known as JK Rowling) Is a famous children's books author. She has made a difference in the world to me because I feel that she gave many people something to believe in, something to cherish. I feel she has made over 10,000 people in our world happy and joyful.

Joanne Rowling is The One to me.

Steven Hawking (Rafeed)

2015-11-25 22:57:59 UTC

The reason why I think he's a great role model is because Steven Hawking is quadriplegic so he can't do a lot of things and since he had a disability the government could have paid him but instead he chose to become a scientist and make many discoveries and theories.

pete carroll(dagmawi)

2015-11-25 23:29:34 UTC

I think Pete Carroll is a hero for me because Pete Carroll helped many kids for football in Seattle of trying to be better football players he also tried really hard of stopping violence because really doesn't like violence.he also coaches my favourite football team.so he got a good education that why he became smart of being a coach.

Jackie Robinson (Michael)

2015-11-26 00:39:27 UTC

I think that Jackie Robinson is a hero because he was the first black player to ever play baseball but the team didint give him a chance because he was black but the manager of his team belived in him and gave him a chance and he shined. Now on that special day when he played his first mlb game every player wheres number 42 to honor him.

Malala Yousafazi (lily)

2015-11-26 00:45:46 UTC

i chose malala Yousafazi because she is empowering girls and women and fighting for their right to go to school

Rosa parks (Ikenna)

2015-11-26 00:46:09 UTC

I think Rosa parks was a good hero because Rosa parks diden't like when they seperated black people from white people, and she wanted the the same rights for black and whites.

Spencer West (Daniel)

2015-11-26 01:04:16 UTC

Spencer West lost both of his legs due to a genetic disorder when he was only 5. He was told by doctors that he would never be able to sit or walk but he did not listen to them and he climbed to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro and raised $300,000 for Free The Children. Spencer West is my ONE.

Leonardo Da Vinci (Marley)

2015-11-26 01:22:13 UTC

I chose Leonardo Da Vinci as "The One" because as well as painting the Mona Lisa and many other beautiful works of art, he was a genius and created the first airplane designs. The world would definitely

not be the same without Leonardo Da Vinci's amazing art work and invention.

Helen Keller (Sophie)

2015-11-26 01:28:04 UTC

Helen Keller was blind and deaf, but even if she had these difficulties she learned how to read, write and speak 6 different languages. She also was the first deaf and blind person to get a degree. I think that her perseverance made her certainly a NUMBER 1.

Silken Laumann (Keira)

2015-11-26 02:42:04 UTC

I chose Silken Laumann because she was a championship rower whose leg was shattered while practicing for the Olympics. She taught us to persevere and never because to this day she is still a strong powerful rower and after five surgeries a couple months later she was back at it and won gold at the Olympics. This Is why Siken Laumann is my ONE

Hellen Kelller (Hugo)

2015-11-26 12:10:09 UTC

Hellen Keller, as young girl got some thing called scarlet fever but At the time there was no cure so she became death and blind. As you can imagine you really have no sense of we're you are going but she persevered and managed to still learn to read and write. She also learnt 7 different languages .

Stan Lee (Alex)

2015-11-26 12:13:42 UTC

I chose Stan Lee because He brings joy to people all over the world with his amazing creations,and I think he inspires people to make there own creations.

Elsie MacGill (Olivia)

2015-11-26 22:29:59 UTC

I choose Elsie MacGill because she does not confine to society's rules for women.She was the first women to graduate with an Electrical Engineering degree in Canada . She created the Hawker Hurricane for the Royal Canadian Air Force and protected the lives of others .She also she became the first female Technical Advisor to the United Nations' International Civil Aviation Organization. For this she is my rolemodel, hero, and ONE

Martin Luther King Jr (Victoria)

2015-11-28 13:28:51 UTC

Charles Darwin (Spencer)

2015-11-29 19:29:36 UTC

Charles is the inventor of the theory of evolution, witch is a great theory that I would never thought of. I think that with out us knowing how humans came to existence there would be a lot more people asking "why do we exist?" (Including me). On top of that there would be other theories that would lead to different theories about Different things, which those theories would be wrong. All of these factors lead up two one thing... Charles Darwin changed the world.

Malala Yousafzai (Destiny)

2015-12-03 14:38:07 UTC

I chose Malala because she made a difference and stood up for what she thought was right,she was shot in the head and yet she still continued to fight for what she thought was right

2015-12-03 14:47:07 UTC

Hayao miyazaki (Bradon)

2015-12-03 14:48:34 UTC

i chose Hayao miyazki because he wrote many inspiring movies about very important things while still keeping people intrigued in the story he also made beautiful pantings

george lucas (sheadenn)

2015-12-04 13:52:47 UTC

i chose george lucas because he made a big difference in the film industrie.

Malala (ZOe)

2015-12-04 13:53:22 UTC

i choose Malala because she believes that everyone should have the rights to education. she is a very powerful girl who fights for her rights and other girls rights.

Nelson Mandela (Justice)

2015-12-04 13:53:47 UTC

I chose Nelson Mandela because he a South African political activist who spent over 20 years in prison for his opposition to the apartheid regime.He was released in 1990 and, in 1994, was later elected the first leader of a democratic South Africa. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize (jointly with F.W. de Klerk) in 1993 for his work in helping to end racial segregation in South Africa.