Middle School Vacation

Last Thursday I had a very interesting experience. Oh, sorry, I almost forgot to introduce myself. I am Maddie, and this is my slightly embarrassing story that is both wet, and wild!. It all began at Catalina when my group was going tide pooling… “Yay, we’re going to the tide pools! I love tide pools!”

How does year-round of school, with a few breaks, help students with furthering their education ? A year-round of school with a few breaks will help the students brains regain more information about things they learn in school and makes sure that what they learn is helpful for them in the future. For example, school everyday will help keep the students knowledge they already have stay in there minds, help get them further ahead in their studies, and graduate and be done with school faster.

The book “I Survived the Shark Attack” is a thrilling fictional tale about a boy who got attacked by a shark and survived. This tale is based on shark attacks in the summer of 1916. The story takes place in New Jersey in a small city called Elm Hills near the atlantic ocean. Chet Roscow is a friendly, brave, and adventurous 10 year old boy. His family is constantly moving because his father is always chasing new business ideas.

Candy wrappers were in the floor, old water bottles still in the cupholders, and jackets, basketballs, and bags piled in the back. It didn’t matter though because we were about to have the time of our lives. The first hour was boring as always. It was boring mostly because there was no new roads to drive or sights to see. It was along first hour, too.

To be honest, the plane was really fun besides the popping ears part!

After Louie’s plane crashed in the middle of the ocean, he and two other survivors had to overcome a series of conflicts before they could make it to safety. Throughout Laura Hillenbrand's book, "Unbroken", Louie’s most important characteristic of resilience that contributed to his survival was his awareness. With his awareness of his surroundings and situation, Louie was able to overcome the conflicts he faced such as shark attacks, dehydration, and starvation. One of the first obstacles that Louie and his friends face while they were stranded in the ocean, was the possibility of a shark attack.

I said that my paper airplane will be able to fly and one day becomes an actual airplane for US airlines. We tested out our planes and mind didn’t fly. I was sad, very sad. Taylor sad, “Don’t worry. It just takes time and practice”.

My nerves from the first class unexpectedly came rushing back. These students grew into great swimmers, but I knew that the depth of the water could petrify them. The first few students were able to swim back up with little to no effort, but the last girl lost her footing and slipped into the pool and couldn 't resurface. I froze as I saw her struggling to swim and breathe. My mind quickly flashed back to the time I jumped out of my tube and almost drowned.

On the second plane ride she got stuck next to her father, who was a very big man, so she felt cramped. She also got plane sick this time, all of the food she ate in the airport coming back up until there was nothing left in her stomach. She eventually fell asleep, just hoping that the ride would end soon. When Moose, Sammy, Thunder, and Trinitee arrived in Mansfield they could not have been more happy. All of the flying was finally done, and now they could finally relax.

The “Big Seat” of Spirit Airlines is what I am residing in whilst covered in a fluffy blanket to avoid the cold air. The descension into Florida is painstakingly long because my family and I are so anxious to be in the warmth again. Today is November 28th, 2016; our second voyage to Disney World. We have landed. The door of the plane opens and a burst of heat comes rushing in, greeting me with a pleasant “welcome back”.

For Education Use Only UNIT 4: Exploring the World! DURATION: 1-2 Days SUMMARY: Students will create a family vacation plan, identifying what target culture country they would like to visit, and what activities they would like to do with their family.

As they enter a wild, unprotected, and unsupervised environment, the young survivors fall victim to their own emotions. They show their insecurities through the idea of a “beast” which “a shrimp of a boy, about six years old,” brought to light in a meeting (47). Throughout the text the topic of the beast continues to hunt them causing the reader to decipher it represents more than a physical matter. William Golding uses the “beast” to demonstrate the fear that creeps in the mind of the boys affecting them differently as they journey through this adventure.

Hill Billy looked down at his legs and to his surprise was wading in the water in which the cottonmouth snakes breed. Hill Billy quickly tried to get out but the mud was thick. He called Camo over to see if she could assist in any way. As soon as she jumped in the river, she yelped. Hill Billy’s mind was racing about what is going to happen in the next 10-30 minutes.

We start elementary school as children, but we leave as a mature teenager. We completed very basic education during the last eight years and this will help us plan for what we would like to do in the future. This is why the graduating of 8th grade is a big deal, it will help us succeed in high school and college. The only way we are able to succeed in school and sports is having some type of inspiration so that we are motivated us to never give up. Whether some kids go to high school and some choose not to, but it 's all about traveling a different path.

I am going to be taking you to my favorite vacation spot which happens to be 4,403 miles away from where we live. The only way to get to there is by plane, which is the worst part about going to this destination. The plane ride is around 10 hours from Detroit Metropolitan Airport. This state is made up of eight different islands which are surrounded by the North Pacific Ocean. The place I will be talking about is Hawaii.