November & THANKSGIVING

Countless items would be on my list of what I am thankful for. My parents are always there to support me and encourage me to keep moving forward. My sisters can keep me crazy and laughing. With my elder sister, I can get help and share things. However, my younger sister is really funny and can really drive me crazy. Each of my two sisters keeps me going here and there. Truthfully, the 1,000 piece puzzles really work my brain out and it’s fun making them. The water bottle that I can take anywhere keeps me super hydrated. Each day, I come to sit on a comfy seat tucked in a big desk allowing me to have a designated place to work. Most of all, I am thankful for my bed that I can sleep on. Oh! And I love my cake pans in which I can make the best cakes ever. If you flip the words cake pans around, you get pancakes. I love my mom’s oatmeal pancakes in the morning that fill up my stomach. Giving me shelter, warmth, coziness, happiness, and protection, I am extremely thankful for a house to live in each day. 

RUles For Social Media

Social media today, as we know it, is affecting kids in many ways. While it can have some positive effects, the negative effects weight heavier when scaled. As a result of this, there are some actions that need to be taken to ensure that social media has a positive impact on its users.

Violence (Malcolm X) vs. Non-Violence (Martin Luther King Jr.)

Did you know that Malcolm X was a minister and an activist? Most of us don’t know that because he protested with violence. Martin Luther King Jr., also known as MLK Jr., was also a minister and an activist, and is famous because of his nonviolent protests. MLK Jr. and Malcolm X did the same thing but had different ways to do it. And that’s what set forth the difference between these two men. Malcolm X was a person who valued and accepted other differences, acknowledged and fought racism, and appreciated non-violence and equality, just like Dr. King.