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Tuesday, February 25, 2014

"Cameron what happened to max?" "He ran into a tree" "really he already did that" I said.  I thought that it must have been bad.  Then a ski-patrol man came over, but max said that he was fine he just lost a contact and he cut his lip and face.

Friday, February 14, 2014

Poem

                                                                                                
Julie,

You are patient
You are kind

You are patient

With Cameron and with I
When they argue, fight
You are up to do anything
Now all will be well

You are kind

To animals and people


Love is patient
Love is kind

You are Love, Julie

You are Love





  

Saturday, February 8, 2014

Airplane

"wow this chair is awesome and a movie screen that you can play on" I said when I got on the plane to London. All Cameron was talking about how we need to get Mrs. Roberts hobnobs.

Thursday, February 6, 2014

Late start

"bye mom" I yelled to my mom when i was geting out of the car. It was very cold but then i saw that some people were waiting. we walked over to the doors i was thinking why am i wearing my thin pants so my legs were cold.

Thursday, January 30, 2014

Mornings

"I'm awake" I yelled then I was fast asleep.  Then I felt my mom shaking me to wake me up.

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Beach

SQUSH!! "gross  you stepped on a dead jelly fish" My cousin said. I looked forward and saw so many dead jellyfish(by the way I was at the beach in Florida).  then we walked over with my other cousin and played with a alligator named Kurt(He was a blowup toy).

Monday, January 27, 2014

year-round school

"I have found it [year-round schools] was a huge nightmare. It's not good for children. It's not good for families. It's not good for the community."Linda Dalton, Orange County parent and committee member Orlando Sentinel, Orlando, FL, 6/2/95.  The beginning of a three-month break from school seems to be as much a summer as barbecues and beach vacations. “By 2012, education groups estimate, more than 5 million pupils — about 10 percent of all children enrolled in American public schools — could be going to school year-round” (Johnson) The complaints start coming about midsummer, most parents agree. "There's nothing to do! I'm bored." Yet those are words that Joyce Welch rarely hears. These days, her grandchildren attend Englehard Elementary School in Louisville, Ky., where year-round schooling has been in place for seven years.But, according to the National Association for Year-Round Education, more than 2.3 million U.S. public school students attended year-round schools in the 2002-03 school year. The number has steadily grown since the 1986-87 school year, when only about 360,000 students were enrolled in year-round schools. NAYRE also reports that 3,181 public schools now function year round, compared with 408 schools in 1986-87.

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 LeePhillips1234“By 2012, education groups estimate, more than 5 million pupils — about 10 percent of all children enrolled in American public schools — could be going to school year-round” (Johnson)1/17/14 The complaints start coming about midsummer, most parents agree. "There's nothing to do! I'm bored." Yet those are words that Joyce Welch rarely hears. These days, her grandchildren attend Englehard Elementary School in Louisville, Ky., where year-round schooling has been in place for seven years.
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