Friday, September 4, 2009

I Am Poem

I am secure and young
I wonder about the next generations
I hear laughter
I see a house, a car, and a family
I want to be a rigistered nurse
I am secure and young


I pretend to smile
I feel happy next to my son
I touch my future
I worry about my future ahead
I cry when people are hurt
I am secure and young


I understand the caring of moms
I say keep trying
I dream to be a registered nurse
I try being a role model
I hope for change in future
I am secure and young

Report Cards-Setting Goals

  1. One of my goal's for this academic term is to make credits by coming to school every day and on time.
  2. My second goal is to make credits at home by doing independent work at home and finish before the grading period ends.
  3. My personal goal is to finish school around the next year and go to college.

Thursday, August 27, 2009

A Piece of Cake

I thought this book was interesting because CupCake goes through major things when she was little like her mom dying ,she ending up in the hand's of her biological father. Cupcake was sent to a foster home in the home she gets beaten and raped by Pete Diane's brother. Diane was Cupcake's foster mom. Despite all the horrible things she went through Cupcake managed to turn her life around to the positive way. Cupcake graduated from Law School and she now is a lawyer.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Piece of Cake discussion questions

  1. Do you think Cupcake regrets her past?
  2. What do you think of Cupcake's final chapter?
  3. Did Cupcake ever see Pete again?

Spelling Bee Sentences

  1. The consequence of not doing my school assignment's made my grades lower.
  2. The key concept of success is education.
  3. An interview consists of appropriate dressing.
  4. I want to aquire a bachelors degree to be a rigistered nurse.
  5. Today I assume to be on time to my son's clinic appointment.

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

E.Coli






  1. What is it? A common type of bacteria and germ that lives in the digestive tracts of humans and animals.


  2. Is it eubacteria or archaebacteria? It is eubacteria.


  3. How can you get it? Come in contact with the feces , or stool, of human's or animals. This happen's when you drink water or eat food that has been contaminated by feces. Foods that can be infected with E.Coli include : raw milk or dairy products , bacreria can spread from a cows udders to it's milk, raw vegetables, such as lettuce,alfalfa,sprouts,or unpasterized apple cider or other juices that come in contact with infected animal feces.


  4. What are the symptoms? Bloddy diarrhea is the main symptom E.coli infection. You may also have stomach cramps and nausea and vomiting. Some people don't have any symptoms. Children more likely than adult's have symptoms. Symptoms start 3 or 4 days after contact.


  5. How is it diagnosed? Your stool is tested for E.Coli and doctor asks you questions.


  6. How is it treated? E.Coli goes away on it's own. You have to drink water,or you can get dehydrated.


  7. How can you keep from getting E.Coli infection? Cook all type of beef, but especially ground beef.


  8. Other Information? U.S department of agriculture (USDA) are developing methods to detect bacteria and keep them out of meat packing plants.

Monday, June 8, 2009

Crests

Family crests identified a person long before the use of family names. Crests were unique symbol's and it was not permitted by the Royal Law to be duplicated.Each crest is different Heraldic artist's were skilled to make accurate interpretation's. Crests were embroidered on coat's over a knight's armor became known as Coat of Arm's. People were recognized on crests than in written word because most people did not know how to read and write.