Reil-ly Cool book
Have you heard of the man who fought for the Metis? Do you even know what a Metis is? If you answered yes to either of those questions, you should still read this post. “Metis” is a french word ... Read More
Correlation and Causation
With a countdown song in the back of my head, we had one final project for math and science; correlation vs causation. For those who don’t know, multiple data points have correlation when they have ... Read More
Rise of the Attack of the Planet of the Cloned Blackberry Army
When you think of cloning, what do you think of? Maybe creating an entire army from one guy’s DNA? Perhaps growing expendable soldiers to use for your evil takeover! Or maybe not. You probably don... Read More
USS Tacoma Rescue
For the last month and a half, we’ve been working on our WWI unit. Our project was to create a comic book with each chapter being a specific event, person, or thing during the war. But first, a reca... Read More
What are, like, terms?
During the last couple weeks, we have been learning about combining like terms and polynomials in math class. We then had to design and present a driving question that could be whatever we wanted, and... Read More
(Insert witty pun here)
DI Regionals have come and gone, and its time to reflect. My post last year goes into more detail, but Destination Imagination is a tournament in which teams in different skill levels create a solutio... Read More
Long in the future in a galaxy exactly like this one…
This term in science we’ve been learning about chemistry and the periodic table. We learned about atoms, electrons, protons and neutrons, stuff like that. For our project, we made an animated video ... Read More
Charts and graphs and magicness
In my math class recently, we’ve been learning about linear equations. You know, Y = mb = X. We did some classes just learning about them, the we started our project. We were given 10,000 fictional ... Read More