In chapter 2 we learned about the plants and all the animals. I thought there wouldn’t be as much trees. In chapter 3 we learned about native americans. There are two kinds of native americans Plateau and Coastal. Coastal live by the coast
In chapter one i learned about Geologic History. Geologic History is about how Washington came together. I find this very intresting because i come from Florida and im pretty sure it was formed the same way or it got a huge chunk chipped off witch made the huge gulf
2 days ago we all took notes on monks and nuns video. I found out that monks pretty much only prayed eat and prayed some more only a few hours of sleep. Then the next day we took notes on a Merchant video. I never knew merchants had such a dangerous life, they had to go 100s of miles just to get goods to walk all the way back to sell them for alot more. Other times rich Merchants would hire people to craft goods for him to sell
So far this trimester has been hard because of when i was sick for one week so i had to come in after school and make it up. Other then that i am doing pretty good in Social Studies. All you really have to do is Read, Write, and pay attention in class. In math i am doing pretty good to its just some of the tests bring your grade down. In math all you have to do is study how to solve the problem. Science is easy but it hurts your hand because you have to write tons of notes pretty much the whole peroid. PE and Band are pretty much the same you do as you are told but in band you have to play a instrument.
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