Start here when you need an A. If you are like us you know how much we all want A’s even if it means slowing down and taking more time. You will be able to get your grades up and learn different techniques at the same time to focus on your goal of an […]
Grisha’s Recipe for Autumn Apple Crip!
Food recipes: Autumn Apple Crisp 6-8 apples ¾ cup flour ¾ cup rolled oats ½ cup brown sugar ½ tsp cinnamon ⅓ cup vegetable oil Preheat oven to 360 degrees Wash and cut apples Spread apples at the bottom of the baking dish Mix all ingredients except the apples Bake for 40 min. or until […]
History Bob, Edition 1- by Grisha Barantsev
History Bob: EDITION 1: Mesopotamia and Sumer History Bob is a person who talks about history, it’s his favorite thing. Today Bob found something interesting: the first epic or a very long poem, it’s about 1,000 pages long. He knows that the people in Mesopotamia wrote it, or being more specific Sumer. Sumer is an […]
Two Teacher Interviews from Teachers with Two or More Years of Experience–by Grisha Barantsev
I interviewed Ms. O’Keefe, 8th grade English Teacher, and Ms. Barker, 6th grade Social Studies Teacher about…read on to find out more! Why did you become a teacher? Mrs. Barker: Because I love what I teach and I wanted to keep thinking it for the rest of my life. Mrs. O’Keefe: I became a teacher […]
Do Books Lack Diversity? by Julia Callini
What are the most popular books we read? The classics, The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare, Catcher in the Rye, J.D. Salinger, Lord of the Flies, William Golding, The Scarlet Letter, Nathaniel Hawthorne. And we have today’s bestsellers, The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins, Me Before You, JoJo Moyes, The Girl […]
History’s Mystery: Ancient Secrets Uncovered By Kevin Zhao
Of the Seven Ancient Wonders of the World, only one structure, the oldest, remains standing. Although it was built long before any modern breakthroughs, it faces right toward the magnetic North Pole, and has many numerical coincidences. This famous architectural achievement, the “Great Pyramid”, holds centuries of information, begging to be learned. Word To The […]
Timeless Chapter 11 by Sritha Vemuri
I walk around my new room. Though it is amazing and exceeds all my expectations of a place I call home, I am speechless. Not in a good way though. How could they know about all of this? I think. I know they are from the future and have all this new and improved technology […]
Timeless Chapter 10 by Sritha Vemuri
My body is rigid on the cold ice below me. Ice? How did I get here? I think. I watch the blue connected beads float under me. They’re working on something but who knows what. I think again. They drift off into the air once they have made a spiral of loops. New blue […]
Timeless Chapter 9 by Sritha Vemuri
My hair is jumbled in knots. I haven’t had a decent comb since the people of the future came. These days my hair gets stuck to everything. Cell bars. Beds. Food, talk about disgusting! Cathy said that she had an offer on the table for me. She said she would get me a brush […]
Timeless Chapter 8 by Shrita Vemuri
I think of the times where I was little and I had a crush. His name was Charles. William Forrest Charles. He went to my middle school at Rivendell. He was a tall, skinny boy with a dimple on his left cheek. His strawberry blonde hair was formed in a buzz cut. He was the […]