Learning About The Renaissance
We have been studying the Renaissance in class. Why I don’t know. It’s just one of those things that will only help us in life if we end up being […]
Why Do Religions Have To Be So Confusing?
Me and my amazingly educated class just went on a field trip. No, not one to the amusement park or the water slides but to four different religious […]
Wonderfully Wharton World View
Everyone has a world view (whether you know it or not). A world view can be as minor as your favourite colour or as major as why you think you’re […]
The Birds And The S.L.C’s
Student lead conferences are not a laughing matter. This will have hard dedicated work, like my “Highest Tides” worksheets. This is the work I’m most proud of. I’m proud of […]
Brian’s Beautiful Brains
Just the other day my friend Brian was asking about zombies. He asked me “which would be worse, if the zombies where a virus that turned people into zombies or […]
Super Secret Sensitive Secure Staggeringly Superior Project
I just wanted to inform you all about a little project me and a group of my peers are entering – a little competition called Destination Imagination. Now, I’m not […]
The Body Of Brutus (Accessories included)
In class we where asigned the task of making a body with symbols and accessories to represent a character from the Shakespearian play “Julius Ceaser”. Our group was assigned Marcus […]
The Story Of The Yurekeans
Isosceles, Yureka, and all the people who went lost looking for them slowly when insane and decided to form a civilization. They called themselves Yurekeans after their Queen Yureka. They […]
WHAT! I ONLY HAVE HALF A LIGHTSABER!?!? Part two
First, I want to say that the exhibition was a complete success. The only challenges where during the set-up phase. I was asigned the planet Hoth and, unfortunately not everyone […]
This Post Was Stiched Together
For the past few weeks, in my Humanities class, we’ve been studying myths. During this time, we had to create a civilization and its creation story with our assigned groups. […]