Category: Grade 10
Harrison Bergeron
3 similes
“ken” ” the photograph of Harrison Bergeron on the screen jumped again and again, as though dancing to the tune of an earthquake”(179)
an example for an allusion is when he compares Harrison to Thor he look like a god without his handicaps
Life experiences PowerPoint
Life experiences paragraph
Observation and inferences
Float my boat
FLOAT YOUR BOAT! – SCIENTIFIC METHOD PROJECT
Name: terrell BLK: D
CHALLENGE: Make a boat that can float in water and hold the most amount of pennies.
PROBLEM:low walls
HYPOTHESIS:If I use marshmallows to float then I might get more pennies on the boat beacause marshmallows float
IDEA FOR ORIGINAL DESIGN:By spreading the marshmallows it will float better straws are for support
HOW MANY PENNIES DID YOUR BOAT HOLD?
130
WHAT WOULD YOU KEEP OR CHANGE ON YOUR BOAT DESIGN IF YOU WERE TO DO THIS AGAIN? Change The low edges keep everything else
House hunters
Credit card comparison
freedom 18
30 for 30 broke
30 for 30 Broke
By: Terrell Smith Owens
One of the worlds weirdest problems is how a pro athlete that has a income of around a million dollars are going broke. My guess is they went bankrupt beacause they could not keep control over their money so they spent it gave it away and most of the time payed child taxes with prices that should not exist. So how do these athletes pay for all of this well the sports salaries change in the 1990’s from 19 thousand then now average 5 million. The thing that most contributed to that change is The American economy getting better. I going to try to explain the term “Keeping up with the Joneses”. It’s trying to have nice things that are better then other people’s and your teammates because everything is a competition but this also leads to bad money management decision because you are always spending a lot of money and then you don’t put any away in a savings account after you retired your broke. The lesson that the average person could learn from these stories is that If you come across lots of money save it and don’t spend it. If I was a financial planner, I would handle my pro athlete’s money with care I would suggest him to start saving so when he retires he will not be broke? I think that the worst financial decision some of these athletes made that affected their lives for many years after they lost the majority of their money is they hade so many kids the expenses for their child tax was brutal they should have never had that many kids