RW Taj Mahal, Inventions

 

Mr. Nate’s class is the most perfect class in the world.  We learn so many interesting things in his class, such as about William and the Windmill and Tornadoes and Wildfire.  Also, we watched a video about how to be a workaholic.  Finally, he plays beautiful music for the videos and makes us remember the sound.  Thank you my teacher!

Main Idea: Mr. Nate’s class is the most perfect class in the world

Details: We learn about Workaholic, Tornadoes, Wildfire, and we remember the sound from the videos

 

I’m going green = using clean energy

Dwellers = people who live in a place

Cut down on = reduce

*I am a sweet tooth, so I must cut down on sugar in my diet. 

No-brainer = an easy decision

*Coming to ELS Philly is a no-brainer because of the perfect teachers J

How to Invent a New Thing

 

Inventions have changed humanity from the beginning.  Each new invention is designed to make living easier or more efficient.  But, how do you invent something?  Follow these steps.  First, think of a new thing.  Maybe, you want to invent a new car, or a new type of computer.  Think about the thing.  Next, build it.  Find the materials to make your new invention.  You can find materials at a store.  In some extreme cases, people in poorer areas have gone to junkyards to collect materials they need.  Then, construct your new invention.  When you are finished building it, present it to the public.  Make a website or show pictures of it on social media.  Also, go to special events and show people your new product.  Finally, make a price for it, and try and sell it.  If you follow these steps, you will have a great invention. 

 

Imperative:

Go!  Don’t go!

Come!  Don’t come! 

 

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