As I Joined The Queue


"No!" I just slipped on ice and cracked my brand new Ipad Air 2! I sprinted straight through the house without even grabbing the ipad so I could go and get my mom very quickly. I then told her what happened.My mom called the apple company right away. I listened as I joined the queue. The next day was Saturday.  I ate lunch, played my soccer game and drove to the mall with my mom. We took the escalator and walked right over to the Apple store. We dropped it off and came back and it looked brand new again.

For Europe!

I treked up the mountain. I dug my pickaxe into the hard, gray mountain. I heaved my body up the mountain.  Once I had gotten to the top, I dug a pole with a red flag on it into the mountain, claiming it for Europe. I was a European explorer, a long long time ago. Back then was the time when Christopher Columbus had discovered what people call America today. All of a sudden, it started raining. I pulled out my umbrella. I floated down the mountain. If you look at that mountain you can still see it waving today.

The Journey

  “Keep on going up the mountain.”  I thought.

     It was sure hard with all this wind and rain that’s why I brought my yellow raincoat, blue umbrella and, my size two red rain boots.

     Me and my friend Lila suddenly felt a bump. We suddenly were falling of the mountain. Luckily, I  had my umbrella opened, so, I grabbed Lily and we then floated down the river back to our house.

     “So do you like my story?”

     “I love it” said mother. “Now get some rest.”  

     “Okay.”   

     So I huddled myself into my blanket and slept through the night.

                                                             Make note this not the 100 word count.                                                  

CLAYMO

I think that the CLAYMO lesson went really well for Isaac and me. The class was really focused, but we still had a lot of fun.

Some ideas the CLAYMO group had were:

-Have a clothes drive to raise money for the people of Sudan, then donate it to them
-Have a shoes drive to raise money for the people of Sudan, then donate it to them
-Send them wagons to roll more water
-Send them filters to filter the dirty water
-Send them shoes

Today at Claymo we created a list of how we could help people in Sudan, Africa with there water isue witch is they have to walk a long way for water and the water is not even clean.                                                                     This is what my claymo group came up with                  
A solar powered car
donate money, and jugs of fresh water and bring the water every day
 medicin
a different rout to the water
shoes and socks
bikes and other transportation
clean water in a well next to there houses
build pipes from the lake to there houses (bring the water to them)
another drink that helps them live other than water
a filter for clean water
robots programed to bring them water every day  



                                                                   Alice M

CLAYMO

The claymo lesson went well we still had 15 minutes at the end. The claymo lesson was easy to follow and very clear but it could have been a bit longer the slide were very helpful. Some of the ideas my group had was clothes, socks, shoes, money, transportation and food

Week 11 - …as I joined the queue…

…as I joined the queue…

Like all the other citizens of Welshtown, I was about to get in line for one of the most amazing experiences ever, or that’s what I’ve heard at least.  Everybody was either in line or trying to get in line.  As I joined the queue, everything changed.  I was now in the line looking out.  Everything was different but the same, amazing but weird.  As I get closer, I see a huge dome.  Everybody was going in but not coming out.  Skip ahead, I'm now at the start of the line I walk into the dome and it’s…. it’s…...it’s……..