Compose a paragraph describing the ways in which you will institute a healthier lifestyle for yourself and your child. Please be SPECIFIC! You can use the notes from all of the nutrition classes, and make sure to include changed behaviors (ie: specific habits you've changed or modified). The paragraph should be about half a page, including a topic statement, with clear supporting sentences and concluding sentence. As always, use all the academic spelling, grammar and punctuation.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Exam Essay Paragraph
Compose a paragraph describing the ways in which you will institute a healthier lifestyle for yourself and your child. Please be SPECIFIC! You can use the notes from all of the nutrition classes, and make sure to include changed behaviors (ie: specific habits you've changed or modified). The paragraph should be about half a page, including a topic statement, with clear supporting sentences and concluding sentence. As always, use all the academic spelling, grammar and punctuation.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Setting Goals for the New Academic Term: August 16 - October 22
1. List at least two specific academic goals you have for the next 10-week academic term. Please make sure to include specific steps describing HOW you're planning to achieve these goals.2. List at least 1 social/personal goal that you're planning to achieve in the next 10 weeks, also making sure to include steps on the HOW!
3. For those girls who have been attending Lindsay for some time, reflect on the goals you set for yourself last term (on your blog) - did you reach those goals? Why or why not?
Don't forget to comment my blog when you're finished and look at fellow bloggers for inspiration!
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Cover Letter for a Resume
The cover letter serves as a letter of introduction, and is submitted with your resume. Your cover letter should be tailored to the specific job for which you are applying and should emphasize your basic qualifications. It should be concise, neat and grammatically correct.
The body of the cover letter should include the following:
The body of the cover letter should include the following:
- the first paragraph includes why you are contacting the employer and how you learned about the job
- the second paragraph presents your basic qualifications and what you can contribute to the job
- the third paragraph expresses an interest in the company, your desire to interview, and contact information
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Friday, July 30, 2010
Monday, July 26, 2010
Characteristics of Your Ultimate Mate
In Keepin' It Real with Coop, you were asked to list the most important characteristics of your "ultimate mate". Please write your list on your blog and comment me when you are done - we will be using this list in future classes with Marla!
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Street of Dreams Poetry Performance
Congratulations to all the performers!
- Elizabeth C.
- Anastasia P.
- Chelsea G.
- Quaneka D.
- Isabela C.
- Teresa V.
- Cynthia N.
- Lucerito L.
- Tiana B.
- Maura
- Nancy S.
- Nancy R.
- Adeline
- Jahzeel O.
- Erika C.
- Liliana
- Kelsey L.
- Alyssa F.
- Erika G.
- Sonia G.
Please post your performance piece using Scribd!- Sonia G.
Sunday, June 20, 2010
History of Juneteenth
Juneteenth originated as a celebration of the ending of slavery in Texas. On June 19, 1865, Major General Gordon Granger and 1,800 troops of the Union Army arrived in Galveston, Texas, and announced that the Civil War had ended and all enslaved persons were free. Even though President Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation had gone into effect on January 1, 1863, freeing all enslaved persons in those states in rebellion against the United States, for various reasons the decree had not yet taken effect in Texas.
The proclamation issued by General Granger—General Orders, Number 3—announced:
The people of Texas are informed that in accordance with a Proclamation from the Executive of the United States, all slaves are free. This involves an absolute equality of rights and rights of property between former masters and slaves, and the connection heretofore existing between them becomes that between employer and free laborer. . . .
That evening, thousands of people in Galveston celebrated their freedom with dancing, singing, and feasting. In the years that followed, other Southern cities also began to organize Juneteenth festivities. It was not until January 1, 1980, however, that Juneteenth was designated an official state holiday in Texas. Through the efforts of African American state legislator Al Edwards, Juneteenth became the first emancipation celebration granted official state recognition.
Today Juneteenth is celebrated not only in Texas, but in cities throughout the United States. Typical Juneteenth activities include picnics, parades, barbecues, ball games, and family reunions. It is also a time for people to recount the events of the past. Today Juneteenth has taken on a more national perspective, celebrating African American freedom while encouraging self-development and respect for all cultures.
The proclamation issued by General Granger—General Orders, Number 3—announced:
The people of Texas are informed that in accordance with a Proclamation from the Executive of the United States, all slaves are free. This involves an absolute equality of rights and rights of property between former masters and slaves, and the connection heretofore existing between them becomes that between employer and free laborer. . . .
That evening, thousands of people in Galveston celebrated their freedom with dancing, singing, and feasting. In the years that followed, other Southern cities also began to organize Juneteenth festivities. It was not until January 1, 1980, however, that Juneteenth was designated an official state holiday in Texas. Through the efforts of African American state legislator Al Edwards, Juneteenth became the first emancipation celebration granted official state recognition.
Today Juneteenth is celebrated not only in Texas, but in cities throughout the United States. Typical Juneteenth activities include picnics, parades, barbecues, ball games, and family reunions. It is also a time for people to recount the events of the past. Today Juneteenth has taken on a more national perspective, celebrating African American freedom while encouraging self-development and respect for all cultures.
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
practice using scribd
Culture and History of Samoa
Friday, June 11, 2010
Tech Checklist - Day 3
Email
- compose and send an email
- add new contact (dawnmiller21@hotmail.com)
- send an attachment with an email
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Tech Checklist - Day 2
Blogger
- comment on dawn's/connie's blog when done with an assignment
- blogger gadeget - picture
- customize blogger background (see directions below)
- add one more link to link list
- Dashboard
- "blogger in draft"
- scroll up to "design"
- "Template Designer"
- pick template - "picture"
- "background"
- "background image"
Tech Checklist - Day 1
Blogger
- New post
- add gadget - link list
- add minimum 5 girls onto link list
- add dawn on links: http://dawnsclass.blogspot.com
- add connie on links: http://connieclass.blogspot.com
Friday, June 4, 2010
Goals for the Next Academic Term!

Next term: June 7 - August 13
1. List at least two specific academic goals you have for the next 10-week academic term. Please make sure to include specific steps describing HOW you're planning to achieve these goals.
2. List at least 1 social/personal goal that you're planning to achieve in the next 10 weeks, also making sure to include steps on the HOW!
3. For those girls who have been attending Lindsay for some time, reflect on the goals you set for yourself last term (on your blog) - did you reach those goals? Why or why not?
Friday, May 14, 2010
Questions for Maus I
1. Why do you think the author decided to depict the various characters as different animals (cats, pigs, mice) ?
2.. Many people have critiqued the author for depicting such a serious topic in a comic book format. What is your opinion on this and why do you think he decided to do this?
3. In chapter four we see some Jews who have been hanged by the Germans. What other "noose" is tightening in this chapter?
4. "Prisoner on the Hell Planet" in chapter 5 uses people as characters rather than animals. Why does the author do this? Why is Art portrayed as a prisoner?
5. Art ends the book by calling his father a murderer. Why does he use such a strong word and what do you think he means by this?
2.. Many people have critiqued the author for depicting such a serious topic in a comic book format. What is your opinion on this and why do you think he decided to do this?
3. In chapter four we see some Jews who have been hanged by the Germans. What other "noose" is tightening in this chapter?
4. "Prisoner on the Hell Planet" in chapter 5 uses people as characters rather than animals. Why does the author do this? Why is Art portrayed as a prisoner?
5. Art ends the book by calling his father a murderer. Why does he use such a strong word and what do you think he means by this?
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