Red Ribbon Week
on Author: ksorgee
on Stop
on S-step away
T-tell an adult
O-okay sites first
P-pause and think online
Acrostic Poem-Mayflower
on Milking the cow
Alantic crossing was a nightmare
Your leader was Miles Standish
Finacial backers insisted that they be included
Landing party incounter a band of Indians
One group under the command of Miles Standish
We solemnly and mutually in the presence in God
England, the Pilgrims were joined by another group of colonist
Region where the Mayflower had first sighted land
http://thenutgraph.com/what-is-a-nation
Plymouth
on 
The reason I like Plymouth is because you can worship your
Religion. Also they made up Thanksgiving and the
food we eat at Thanksgiving. Back then they made tobacco
for themselves. If I was there there wood be a nice village
because of the Indians that helped them live a good life.
I like them also because they didn’t travel a lot like Jamestown.
One of the most reasons is the Indians have their back when
there in trouble with other tribes.
Carnival
on The carnival is the funniest thing ever. It’s the brightest thing ever invented. It’s exciting and adventurous. It has red, white and blue in it mostly.
9/11 Reflections
on I think 9/11/01 was really cruel and crazy. It should have never happened. Why would they do it?
http://worshippingchristian.org/blog/?p=1387
Life in 5 Grade
on 5 Grade has been really fun so far.You get to do hands on lab,listen to music, and pick your seat in some classes,and also at lunch.You get really fun passes to.All I have to say is get ready for 5 Grade.
Super Digital Citizen
on Super Safe,Keeps peoples passwords unsaved.
Goal
on Be able to do a back-handspring at the end of the year.
Wine Cup
on The Wine Cup is very interesting to me. The scientific name is Callirhoe involucrata. It grows to be 1/2 -1 foot long.
The Wine Cup likes sandy soils and gravelly with full sun. The scientific family is Malvaceae. I like these facts because they are interesting. They are native to Texas and central to the United States. The flowers close each evening and remain permanently shut after pollination. The color is dark-purple red.