Saturday, January 16, 2010
Thursday, January 14, 2010
MY GOALS FOR 2010
My goals for 2010 is to make better grades in all my classes, and do good and pass the Taks test. I will work on my goal in class and at home. The people who will help me reach my goal is my Family and Teachers. I don't know when I will achieve all my goals. These goals are important to me because I want to go to the 7Th grade next year and be in Pre A.P. I also want to go to collage and probably work with computers after I finish collage. First, I have to finish High School that is my number one goal. To reach these goals I have to work hard and focus on school. I am going to work hard and follow my goals in life I will do good in life. All I have to do is listen to my Family and Teachers. I know I will achieve all my goals.




Wednesday, December 16, 2009
GOAL'S FOR A NEW YEAR.
My goal for 2010 is to make better grades in Science because I not good in Science and Math also Spanish becase Math I don't get and Spanish I can't learn it fast like other people in my class. My other goal for a New Year is to be a all A+ student in those three class that i'm in because I passing but I don't feel like I am doing good with the grades that I get in those class. And my next goal is that me and my sister don't fight as much as we do now. On my new year is to do better on my takes test then I did last year I passed mt Takes last year. For my family not to work a lot so i can spend more time with them.
Thursday, December 10, 2009

My Book-Share is on Rosa Parks it is called I am Rosa Parks By: Rosa Parks.Rosa Louise McCauley Parks was born on February 4, 1913 in Tuskegee, Alabama and born to McCauley and Leona Edwards. Rosa's Great Grandfather was a Scottish-Irishman when she was little, Rosa Parks was small as a little girl, even for a little kid. When Rosa was little she had suffered poor health. When Rosa Parks's Mom and Dad had separated Rosa had moved with her Mom to some place called Pine Level the place was just out side of Montgomery, Alabama. She had live on a fram with her Grandparents, and her little brother Sylvester. When Rose and her little brother moved there her and her little brother had started a longlife membership at a church African Methodist Episcopal Church. Rosa Parks had attended Rural Schools until she was 11 years old, then Rosa had inrolled in Industrial School for Girls in Montgomery where Rosa had took academic and vocational courses. Rosa Parks had then wnet to Laboratory School set up bye the State of Alabama State Teachers College for Negroes for secondary education but Rosa Parks was forced to drop out and take care of her Grandmother and later her Mom became ill and Rosa had to care for her Mom. Under Jim Crow's rule blacks didn't go with white. That wasn't ready my book-Share weel that is half of Rosa Park story.
Love Jasmine
Wednesday, November 18, 2009

We are destroying the Rain Forest because we are cutting down trees and other things that the animals live off of. The Rain Forest is in danger because we are cutting down trees and and turning the land into farms for farmers or grazing land. Not only are we destroying the environment we are not letting the Rain Forest recover from us destroying the life's. The Tropical Rainforest is home to many wild animals. Jaguars, Toucans, Parrots, Gorillas, and Tarantulas all these animals are home to the Tropical Rainforest. Did you know that most of the animals in the Rainforest we have never head of but are in danger like the Aye-Aye and Okapi there are many animals to study about in the Rainforest. More then two have not been heard of or named millions have not been named in the Tropical Rainforest. When they detroy the Rainforest and hirt animals it's sasd because we act like they don't have a life to live like us it wrong and offensive to the animals in the Rainforest. How many animal do you think are left in the Rainforest? Nobody really knows how many are left in the Rainforest. My school is schoolis helping the Rainforest by selling shirts.
Friday, November 13, 2009
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