All members are required to assemble on site scouting rally early in the morning, because we will took a bus that was chartered for members of the scout. Place we are going is just near to the school. Our accompanied by two teachers who are also members of scouting. We leave school at 7.30 o’clock and after ten minutes, we arrived at Bundusan Square. We are required to register our names at the registration counter.
Summer sleep-away camps provide the best memories and the longest lasting relationships. These camps are the home away from home. No matter if the session lasted the whole summer or only two weeks, children come home crying and mourning for the end of some of the best times of their lives. Boys and girls who do not get the camp experience envy the boys and girls who do. These camps create a special community.
Everyone had light out at about 11 pm because we had to get up early the next morning for the big graduation. We were all up at around 8 am for a family Marine Corps breakfast that was very delicious. So as all of us packed and gathered our things up and put them in the car because after the graduation we were all heading back to the airport to head back home. The graduation ceremony started at 10 am. The drill instructors checked everyone in and seated all of us.
International Day at my school is a day when everyone comes to school with flags, signs, and clothing to represent their countries. Last year for International Day there was an assembly with students playing the role of traveler’s. They traveled to different countries like Greece, and Nigeria and told us somethings about their cultures. But I can’t forget the good food of different cultures being served for lunch. It ranged from curry chicken with rice to Fufu.
Derrick Gunn Philyaw English II Honors-Period 4 29 May 2014 Happy Families, by Tanita S. Davis-Second Reflection At this point in the book Ysabel and Justin are half way done with their trip. They discover that they will be having frequent visits to the family therapist the whole spring break. Her name is Dr. Hoeing. After one visit to Dr. Hoeing’s, they go on a camping/rafting experience with their father. This helps the two meet and befriend kids in the same predicament.
So, I ask for you to please drive me to Knott’s this weekend. Third, I took care of you when you were sick in bed. In fact, it was about a week that you were sick in bed. For instance, I brought you soup, gave you beverages, made sure you were taking your medicine, and I gave you company while you were in bed. Additionally, I even read you your favorite book while you were in bed.
The school holds what they call The Multiple Intelligences Festival, this festival has been held every year for the last four years. Jan Cox, the school principal, states that “We bring in a lot of different people with a lot of different talents so the children can experience that,”They begin to understand that they have different talents and they see adults with different talents and it broadens their idea of what they can do when they grow up.” (Castillo, 2008) In the hallways and classrooms of the school are hands on exhibits where the students experience the talents hands on. One exhibit that attracted a lot of the students was with Sgt. Gary Smith of the New Mexico State Police Crime Scene Investigation Unit. The students were paired up and use black powder to lift finger
Third, texting my friends in between classes and mostly do it at home and you would imagine how long teens text each other now a days. Fourth, I would work on Botany’s garden during Botany class working on my designing, measuring and labeling. Lastly, I work out for about an hour at the fitness center at South High School. I would jog around the building, do some core and abs workout after, lunges, burpees, and then stretch then go home. Time I spent on eating is 30 to 40 minutes.
The ride to Chapel Hill took about two and a half hours. When we get to Chapel Hill we park at the Baptist Student Union because it is very close to our tailgating spot outside of the Cobb parking deck. We tailgate with our family and friends before and after every home game. My cousins are there, one of which goes to Carolina and the other is a senior in high school, my grandma is there, and friends of my cousin’s parents are there as well. There is all sorts of food there; fried chicken, chicken salad, regular salad, chips and dip, fruit, some sort of dessert, and all different kinds of drinks.
Cody Thelen Professor Barton WRA 135 1 February 2012 Literacy History Growing up in a little town with many resources and connections allowed for an easy life in school throughout my 12 years growing up. Everyone knew everyone, from your friends’ mom who was your 4th grade teacher, to the raggedy janitor who everyone was scared of, everyone was connected one way or another. With such close relations and having experiences like going to Alaska for a summer with 70 of your classmates, trips down south to help with relief, multiple visits and speeches from the governor and other well known people, unbeatable teachers, and many other opportunities not many people can say they have had a chance to experience in their life time, growing