Thursday, May 28, 2015

France

French Flag
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French Emblem






France



France is a country in Europe. It borders the Atlantic Ocean, Spain, Andorra, Germany, Switzerland, and Italy. Its capital is Paris. In the Iron Age, France was inhabited by Gauls. The Roman Empire conquered Gaul and it became a part of the Roman Empire. These pictures are scenes in Paris.

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Look under for a haiku

Eiffel Tower Haiku

The Eiffel Tower
Tall, sleek, and magnificent
visited by all

Thursday, May 21, 2015

The United States of America's Political Map and Information

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Politics of United States

There are politics of all countries, and the United States is no different. The United States is a democracy, which means ruled by the people.  The people vote for their representatives and senators, which work with the president, who is also voted by the people, to make laws. The United States has 50 states, and every presidential election there are 538 voters, which is equal proportion to the population. For example, California has the largest population, so it has the largest number of electoral votes. Alaska is not well populated with people (excluding American Indians and Eskimos). This is why Alaska has only 3 electoral votes.

as of 2015

Thursday, May 14, 2015

US Politics: Democrat or Republican?

In the United States, the political election of 2016 is coming up and people are debating about to being Democrat or Republican. Some states are safe states, like California. Other states are swing states, like Florida and Ohio. Another name for swing states are borderline states. This is a map of consistent Democrat and Republican, or in the middle. Do you live in a swing or safe state? Are you Democrat or Republican?



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Green- Independent
Blue- Democrat
Red- Republican
Purple- Republican and Democrat combination
Green/Red stripes - Independent and Republican combination
Green/Blue stripes - Independent and Democrat combination

Saturday, May 9, 2015

Math

Math is my favorite subject in school. Not only is it an very educational topic, it is a topic that has been around for many years. For example, in Ancient Rome, Roman Numerals were used. A list of Roman Numerals is shown:


I  1
V 5
X 10
L 50
C 100
D 500
M 1000

Later, people brought base-10 and arabic numerals to the West/ New World. This is the counting system we encounter today (unless you are taking a Roman Numerals Test).

Wednesday, May 6, 2015

The Austin Times

I have a newspaper called The Austin Times. It is about me and my life. My newspaper is weekly, coming out every week. When I do my newspaper, I write what I am interested in and what I like. This newspaper comes out every Sunday, and has 5-6 parts. Sometimes, I put in recipes from other people.





Tuesday, April 28, 2015

Can You Raed Tihs?

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Thursday, April 23, 2015

My School

My School

Naples Bayside Academy

My school's name is named Naples Bayside Academy. It is in Long Beach, California. It is on the island of Naples. I started at the school in second grade. 

Second Grade

 My second grade teacher was Ms. G. She is very strict about penmanship and direction, but she well prepares students for third grade. 

Third Grade

My third grade teacher is Mrs. Edelbrock, and she is also strict like Mrs.G. Mrs. Edelbrock is a person who is thinks about others and judges by how much is done.

Sunday, April 19, 2015

Italy

Italy

I went to Italy in Spring 2015, and I stayed there for 12 days. It was beautiful, from sunshine to flowers to ancient statues. I went to Rome, Pompeii, Naples, Florence, Verona, and Venice. I enjoyed the wonderful views of Verona, the ancient sites of Rome, and the clean canal of Venice.
The Colosseum of Rome
The Grand Canal of Venice

Thursday, April 16, 2015

Rolling Dice

Rolling Dice

I am interested in rolling dice. When I roll, I always try to make all the top number the same. When you have five of the same number, it is called a yahtzee. The chance of getting a yahtzee is 1/1296, so if you roll 5 dice 1296 times, you will theoretically get one yahtzee. There are 36 ways of rolling dice, and the most common rolls when the sum is 7.