I' m home schooled (Yes, love it) and I do lots of different types of school work, but the one thing I always do is math. My Mom found a cool math site (Khan Academy) that I go on everyday. Its mostly about math - they cover arithmetic, Pre-algebra, Algebra and Trigonometry. But they have videos on a ton of other things - Math (of course), Art, Brain teasers, Money/banking, Science, Test prep (preparing you for tests), History and talks'n interviews. The best thing - Its free! So you can get help with your schooling and not have to pay anything.
I also journal. Well, gotta go do my math instead of post on here, Bye.
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
A flying baseball team
By: Charlotte (14)
Once upon a time there was a gravity deifying Spider baseball team. They were going up against the ultra-fast Bears from New Bearsey (the Spiders are from Webeland, Ohio). The Bears thought this was going to be the the easiest baseball game they had ever played, cause every animal knows how hard it is to catch super fast animals when your floundering around in the air. That was their mistake.
You see ever since these 15 Spiders had decided to start a baseball team they had honed their flying, landing, take-off, turning, forward, backward and diving skills to perfection. They also had 8 very handy arms/legs.
So this is how the baseball game went:
The bears (being the visiters and all) were up first. Growley was up to bat first, extremely relaxed, he stepped up to bat. Spinner (the pitcher for the Spiders) lets the ball fly and ....... BLAM .... the crowd goes wild, bears cheering, and spiders booing. But wait! Its not over yet Jostle - the spiders out fielder - is diving for Growley! Will he tag him out or is Growley safe?
He is OUT. Wow was that a close one, and Growley is quickly followed by 4 claws and Sharp fur.
The 1st batter for the spiders steps up. Sticky Web hits the ball takes off from home and lands at 1st, 2nd, 3rd and he lands at Home. Spiders go wild. He is followed by Spinner, Jostle, Thick ears, Tratuaweb, and Bloody fly.
The umps decide to call it game over, the spiders have to much of a lead with 32-0.
Once upon a time there was a gravity deifying Spider baseball team. They were going up against the ultra-fast Bears from New Bearsey (the Spiders are from Webeland, Ohio). The Bears thought this was going to be the the easiest baseball game they had ever played, cause every animal knows how hard it is to catch super fast animals when your floundering around in the air. That was their mistake.
You see ever since these 15 Spiders had decided to start a baseball team they had honed their flying, landing, take-off, turning, forward, backward and diving skills to perfection. They also had 8 very handy arms/legs.
So this is how the baseball game went:
The bears (being the visiters and all) were up first. Growley was up to bat first, extremely relaxed, he stepped up to bat. Spinner (the pitcher for the Spiders) lets the ball fly and ....... BLAM .... the crowd goes wild, bears cheering, and spiders booing. But wait! Its not over yet Jostle - the spiders out fielder - is diving for Growley! Will he tag him out or is Growley safe?
He is OUT. Wow was that a close one, and Growley is quickly followed by 4 claws and Sharp fur.
The 1st batter for the spiders steps up. Sticky Web hits the ball takes off from home and lands at 1st, 2nd, 3rd and he lands at Home. Spiders go wild. He is followed by Spinner, Jostle, Thick ears, Tratuaweb, and Bloody fly.
The umps decide to call it game over, the spiders have to much of a lead with 32-0.
Friday, September 17, 2010
Dear journal,
Yesterday we ate breakfast and then at 10`clock we went to a friends house. Me and my sisters played with two of their youngest daughters our age. We did things like playing apples to apples, anything goes and we ate lunch. Soon after that we left and did some shopping. When we got home we had homemade spaghetti and sauce for dinner.
The End
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