nathantmrt09's Blog

During the Wikispaces project I was able to leanr some odd things and I was able to get a lot of information. Some good things i did, were, having a lot of information and gathering what i needed, I was also able to get good pictures and was able to get everything done on time.One  thing that I could improve is the fact that i could have elaborated on some things a bit more. In the end I loved being able to use Wikispaces and im glad for it it was much better than a written assignement we wouldve normally had and I hope to use it again.

The Muhammad book was a nice project and didnt take much effort so it was nice besides the fact that im a horrible artist. At points it was kind of fun when we only had to think of things or draw a picture or something but at times it was more time consuming going through the book to find the words to use for the summary and to find the info your missing. It was not as hard to write things that were simple and most things were and all in all I think the project wasnt that bad and was easy homework most o fhte time.

In the first trimester here at SMS I learned many things, in LA I learned what yellows and reds were and learned how to create many and excellent ones of them to write great paragraphs. In Social Studies I learned more about the Black Death, how people lived in the midieval times and how the feudal system began and ended, and how the Byzantine Empire started. In Math I learned many new ways of solving problems and many new types of problems. In science I learned the layers of the Grand Canyon and how to tell the age of and to make rocks and the different layers. In the next trimester I hope to complete more homework and turn in my missing or absent work more frequently, I also want to try to study harder for math and science tests, for better grades overall. I really hope the next trimester will be better and I think it will.

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