Hey everyone! In this post, I will be talking about my best work in computer! Enjoy!

My best work in computer is a 3D project we have been doing for a while.  I made a small house.  It is only about a foot long. I am really proud of it because it looks really good.  Sadly, I do not have any pictures to show you :(.  In my opinion, it looked really cool.  If you would like to see it, just come to me and ask if I can show you :).  I felt really proud of this because I have never made a 3D object before.  It was such a fun experience :D.

Thanks for reading! I will see you in the next post!

Hey everyone! I am BACK with ANOTHER best work post.  This time it is for MATH! I will be talking about a math magazine we designed.  I hope you enjoy!1!1 (I will be pasting the articles I wrote here)

First Article – Where Animation Began

Studio Ghibli is a Japanese animation film studio in Tokyo, Japan. It produces films that fill the TV with incredible animations. It was founded on June 15, 1985 after producing “Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind,” in 1984. Studio Ghibli has continued to produce a various amount of movies. After Nausicaä, their next film was “Castle in the Sky,” which was released on August 2, 1986. It has won over 11 awards and was one of the best films of 1986. It had very stunning animations that astounded many people across the world. One of the next films was “My Neighbor Totoro.” It was released on April 16, 1988. This film had also won many awards. This film was directed by Hayao Miyazaki and produced by Studio Ghibli. This film won an award for best film in 1988. It has also won the Animage Anime Grand Prix prize. “My Neighbor Totoro,” has been in the top 100 movies in many countries. Some of the movies following “Castle in the Sky,” and “My Neighbor Totoro,” were “Kiki’s Delivery Service,” “Porco Rosso,” “Whisper of the Heart,” “Princess Mononoke,” and many more. The first movie made in the 2000s was “Spirited Away.” It was released on July 20, 2001. It became the most successful Japanese film in history making over $289 million all around the world. This film took over Titanic in the Japanese box office. “Spirited Away,” is ranked among one of the greatest Japanese films of all time. The most current Studio Ghibli movie is “When Marnie Was There.” It was released on July 19, 2014. This film was not directed by Hayaoi Miyazaki. It was directed by Makiko Futaki who unfortunately died in May of 2016. This film was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Anime Feature. This film was directed by the same person who directed “Arriety.” Both of these films were great films by Makiko Futaki. Studio Ghibli still continues to advance and produce quality films. Studio Ghibli has been a company for 33 years. Their animations keep on improving with new people with new talents joining the company. They are currently working on a movie called “Mary and the Witch’s Flower.” Are you ready for it?

Second Article – VIXX

VIXX is a K-Pop boy band. It is made up of six members. Their stage names are N, Leo, Ken, Ravi, Hongbin, and Hyuk. Their real names are Cha Hakeyon, Jung Taekwoon, Lee Jaehwan, Kim Wonshik, Lee Hongbin, and Han Sanghyuk. They officially debuted in 2012 with the song Super Hero. They have won 26 awards and have been nominated about 100 times. Their most popular song, currently, is Error. It has won six awards. They are still currently making songs to impress many people around the world. Are you ready for a comeback?

I really enjoyed making this magazine because you could make the articles be about anything you want.  It was very fun to talk about my interests.  Even though it took me a while to write the articles, it was a very fun project that I wouldn’t mind doing again.  I will see you in the next post!

Hey everyone! Again, I am back to talk about my greatest assignment in science! I will be talking about this experiment we did about reaction times throughout the day.

The main question was if people’s reaction times vary at different times of the day.  We tested this by getting a strip of paper with different measurements and dropping it.  Then, we looked at the number it was at.  That is their reaction.  In the end of out experiment, we concluded that reaction times are slower in the morning and faster in the afternoon.  My conclusion was that in the morning, people are more tired, and in the afternoon, people are more awake.  Their brains are working and processing things a lot faster.

(Graph I made in Docs)

Most of the results said that the reaction times are faster in the afternoon.

Thanks for reading! There will be four more posts 😛

THE LAST POST! This final one is about STEM!

In STEM, the most best thing I did was a bird call song project.  We had to use bird chirps/calls to make a song.  It was a really fun project! I did my music on Garageband.  It turned out to be better than what I totally expected! Again…I do not know how to put it on this post :(.  Just like my computer project, just ask me if you would like to hear it!  It was a very…mixed song.  I thought that this would’ve been easier…but it took a lot of time.  ANOTHER THING I LEARNED WHILE DOING THIS IS TO NOT PROCRASTINATE!!!! 😛

I hope you enjoyed reading my personal favorite works! I will see you in another aleatory post or whenever :D!

HELLO EVERYONEEEE! Again, like all of my other posts, I will be talking about my best work in drama.

My best work in drama was a presentation I made.  It had to be about an object.  My object was a volleyball.  I talked about a bunch of memories I have with volleyballs.  The speech was about one minute and ten seconds.  Even though it is a short amount of time, when you are up there it feels like millions of years have gone by.  I do not fully remember my speech, but I remember talking about how me and my sister would always play volleyball in our yard.  We would fail most of the time, but we had fun. I think this is a good thing to do sometimes because it will teach you how to deal with pressure.  The most important thing I learned while doing this project is to NEVER TRY TO MEMORIZE THINGS AT THE LaSt SeCoNd!!!!111!!

Thanks for reading :DDDD Hope you have a great day!

Hey everyone! I am back with another post, but this time, it is about my best work in social studies. My best work in social studies is my Picture Bride story.  It is about a girl named Riyo.  She is married to Matsuji.  In this assignment, you had the choice to make an alternative ending. My ending is about Riyo telling Matsuji that her parents died from tuberculosis. Instead of Matsuji telling her it’s okay, he kicks her out of the house. I liked writing this because you could take the story into your own hands. You can make the story however you like. I hope you like my story!

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It was a hot and sunny day in the cane field.  As usual, Riyo talked to Kana but got scolded by the field owners.  After the long day, Riyo went home and saw Matsuji sitting by the table.  He was counting his money to start a strike.  Matsuji told her what everyone was trying to do.  She only contributed two dollars because she was saving up money to go back to Japan.  Matsuji told Riyo to put more but refused.  Matsuji was furious.  He strictly told Riyo that she had to put more money in and stop being so selfish.  Tears rolled down Riyo’s face as she ran off.  Raindrops fell from the sky harshly.  

She crouched down by a tree until Matsuji caught up to her.  It was all silence for a while.  Finally, Riyo broke the silence and said, “Since I already know a lot about you, I will tell you more about me.  The reason why I had to get married in Hawaii is that no one would marry me in Japan.”  He then asks, “Why didn’t anyone marry you back in Japan?”  Riyo didn’t answer for a small time.  Finally, she said, “My parents died from tuberculosis and everyone thought it was because of me.”  Matsuji looked at her.  “Get out of my home,” he said sternly.  Riyo was startled and surprised.  “What?” she asked.  “Just leave…” he said as he started to walk away.  

Riyo stood up slowly and walked to the cane field where Kana always is.  Riyo saw Kana with her baby as she slowly approached her.  Riyo walked up to her and said her name.  She was startled and swiftly looked back.  “RIYO!” she exclaimed, “You gave me a heart attack.”  Riyo looked at her blankly, “Sorry.”  She looked at me concerningly, “Is something wrong?”  Riyo loudly sighed, “Matsuji kicked me out of his house because I told him that my parents died from tuberculosis.”  “WHAT?!?” Kana blurted.  “I swear the next I see him…” she muttered.  “It’s fine Kana.  I’m going to be leaving to Japan again after tomorrow when I get paid.”  Kana looked at Riyo with sad eyes.  “Riyo…you can’t leave me here.”  Riyo hugged Kana, “You’ll be fine.  I promise that I’ll never forget you.  We should probably sleep now.”  They both lied down on a mattress on the ground and fell asleep.  

The next morning, Riyo went with Kana and Kei to the cane fields.  They worked many hard hours.  After the day was done, Riyo slowly walked to collect her money.  Since Matsuji wasn’t done with working yet, Riyo went back to the house and collected all of her money.  Riyo said one last goodbye to Kana.  Riyo slowly walked to the beach where she got onto a boat and went back to Japan.  

Kana told Matsuji, but he didn’t care.  He walked off, and Kana angrily stomped off back to her house.  Matsuji walked back to his house and contributed his money to the strike.  He looked at the money he had left.  It was not anywhere close enough to be able to afford another picture bride.  He decided that he didn’t need another love.  He sighed and smoked another cigarette.  While he was smoking, Riyo was out at sea going back to Japan.  

She moved to Osaka and found a man there who was closer to her age.  His name was Kenji. She eventually got married and had kids.  Every month or so, she would send letters to Kana.  Every couple of months Riyo and Kana would receive and send letters to one another.  Riyo excluded Matsuji out of her life.  She never wanted to think of him ever again.  When Riyo heard about Kana and Kei’s death she was devastated.  She kept all of Kana’s letters in a box and would read them over and over again every once in a while.  Kenji helped Riyo get over everything.  

Kenji treated Riyo a lot better than Matsuji.  Riyo ended up with a full family with kids.  Riyo wanted to tell Kenji what happened to her parents, but she was scared that she would be rejected again.  She gained up enough courage and was finally able to tell him.  Kenji didn’t mind and still loved her.  Riyo was so relieved.  Both Riyo and Kenji lived to an old age.  Since Matsuji was older, he died before Riyo.  Matsuji able to afford another picture bride, but he didn’t want to waste money just for love.  Riyo and Kenji had grandchildren and were always very happy with each other.  Riyo lived a great life.

Hey everyone! Today I will be talking about my best work in language arts.  My best work is my Alacatraz story.  I feel proud of this work because I put a lot of effort into it.  I think it came out really well. I hope you enjoy reading it. (It is in the perspective of Frank Morris) Enjoy~

It was an eerie day. I will never forget the gleaming light of the watchtowers as I entered the most feared prison in the world, Alcatraz.  When I entered the prison, i saw many others around.  I was led into a dimly lit cell.  The iron bars trapping me inside.  All I could do was sit on the bed and wait.  The air was filled with silence.  It was then shattered with constant ringing of a bell that signified that it was time for dinner.  I casually walked out of my cell.  I gazed around looking for anything that would help me escape.  Suddenly, these two men approached me.  I recognized them because they were on the same boat that took me here. I sat with them for dinner.  We had a lot of small talks.  The bell rang again, and everyone stood up to go back to their cells. I laid down on my bed, closed my eyes, and fell asleep.  I was woken by the loud bells again.  I stood up to go get breakfast. I met the Anglin brothers again, but this time, we sat in a corner.  We silently discussed an escape plan.  Another man slowly sat by us and said that he wanted to join.  He agreed and continued to talk.  Months flew by as we prepared.  Finally, we were ready. We left a dummy on our bed and wiggled out through a hole in the wall.  I saw the Anglin brothers, but the other man wasn’t there.  We decided that we had to go on without him.  We reached the roof.  The salty smell of the sea filled my lungs. We stared forward.  The only thing between us and freedom  is a 12-foot fence and the harsh waters.  We were able to climb the fence and get the boat in the water,  We swiftly paddled away and looked back cheering. WE HAD MADE IT.

I hope you enjoyed this short story! Goodbye for now!