Notes for electonic field trip

1. Wheelwrights make wheels for anything.
2. Circumfrance  is the distance around the circle.
3. Rx2 = D
4. AB=BA
5. The lines arond the wheels are called spokes.
6. A circle has 360 degrees.
7. the radius is the distance is from the center of the circle to the edge.
8. They used math in all difwrent ways especally meausement.
9. A Shlling is 12 pennies.
10. When you make bread you leave it covered so it can rise.
11. There were woodworkers.
12.  Even in the coloines you need to count.
13. Almost everyone has a scale.
14. If you don't have a scale you can meause a small a amount and mulitply it.
15. When solving a problem make sure you double check it.
16. A joiner put objects odjects together.
17. A talior makes clothes for other people.
18. The didn't have caculators back then.
19. Area is the amount of space inside of the shape.

Here is my AHW.




Year Round School is a good idea because it helps student academic achievement. One reason is that just because there's more time does not mean more time sitting in classrooms it means there's sometimes additional time for core academics and you also get time to get more time for activities like art, music, and sports. Another reason is that there's lots of opportunities for many students to receive individualized or small group sessions which means they get more help and they get better at school. Jennifer Davis says "more time does not mean just more of the same—more time sitting in classrooms." My friend says "I learn more in year round school than the traditional school year. Finally you don't always sit in classroom you do projects that make learning fun. Some schools have an art project that mixes both history and geometry. Even while your in school you learn things even though you don't realize it you increase your academic achievement.

Year Round School is a good idea because it helps student academic achievement. One reason is that just because there's more time does not mean more time sitting in classrooms it means there's sometimes additional time for core academics and you also get time to get more time for activities like art, music, and sports. Another reason is that there's lots of opportunities for many students to receive individualized or small group sessions which means they get more help and they get better at school. Jennifer Davis says "more time does not mean just more of the same—more time sitting in classrooms." My friend says "I lean more in year ound school than the trational school year and I have more fun. Finally you don't always sit in classroom you do projects that make learning fun. Some schools have an art project that mixes both history and geometry. Even while your in school you learn things even though you don't realize it you increase your academic achievement.

I heard the sharp ring-a-ding-ding, of the phone. I got it I yelled across the house as I sprinted towards the phone. "Hello?" I asked as I picked up the phone. "Hi, Shin Be." Zoe answered. "Do you want to go to my birthday party?" "It's a sleepover." "Oh, cool, I've never been to a sleepover before." I told her. "You never went to a sleepover????!!!!!!!" Zoe asked me. "No, but I'd like to go, but I have to ask my dad." I told her. "OK, be sure to call be when you have an answer." "Got it, bye Zoe." I called." "Okay." Zoe told me.

I heard the sharp ring-a-ding-ding, of the phone. I got it I yelled across the house as I sprinted towards the phone. "Hello?" I asked as I picked up the phone. "Hi, Shin Be." Zoe answered. "Do you want to go to my birthday party?" "It's a sleepover.

Here is my writing for Sunday.




I heard the sharp ring-a-ding-ding, of the phone. I got it I yelled across the house as I sprinted towards the phone. Hello? I asked as I picked up the phone.

Here is the stuff I was going to post at school.


1. Some kids can't afford to go on vacation.
2. Summer vacation can be an anachronism.
3. Many people think summer was a "period of epidemics"
Author: Frederic M. Hess
Topic: Summer vacation is no longer necessary.
Website: Opposing Viewpoints
12/16/13