Friday, May 24, 2013
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Bikes
May is “National Bike Month.” If you could create a bicycle path through your neighborhood or town, where would the path lead? Include a description of the sites and sounds someone would see along your bike path. You may also want to include a map of your path.
i dont want to create a boring PAT.H.if i wanted TO CREATE ONE OFTHE BORING PATHS IT WHOULD LEAD TO MY HOME.AND MY DAD WHOULD GO ON MY PATH
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Instrument
Today is “Buy-a-Musical Instrument Day.” Do you play an instrument? How long have you been playing? Why did you decide to play this instrument? If you don’t play an instrument, what instrument would you like to learn how to play?
Monday, May 20, 2013
Red Cross
The Red Cross was founded today in 1881. It's purpose is to help people. When was a time you have helped people?
i helped my sister and myself get to our home when we were lost because we were trying to go to the icecream shop then we were lost in a place.i helped us by finding a path home
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
ChocolateChips
Today is National Chocolate Chip Day.
What are 4 desserts that have chocolate chips?
What is your favorite way to eat chocolate chips?
icecream cake cookies and granola bar i guess eating it with icecream
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
advice
What would be 3 pieces of advice for sixth grade students next year?
dont mess around with the 8th and 7th graders or else.
dont talk back to the teacher.
DONT AND NEVER EVER TATTLE ON THE 7TH AND 8TH GRADERS
Monday, May 13, 2013
RESPECT
Who are 3 people you respect? Why do you respect them?my dad.my mom.and my older sister.i respect them because they are older than me and i think they know whats right for me.
Friday, May 10, 2013
Thiings learned
What are 5 things you have learned this year at Francisco Middle School?
dont smoke in school or any where else
do all ur work in school dont wait
dont bully kids
listen to the teaacher
and have fun in school
dont smoke in school or any where else
do all ur work in school dont wait
dont bully kids
listen to the teaacher
and have fun in school
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Collecting Things
The first stamp collection was supposed to have have been started today.
Do you like to collect things. If you do, what do you collect? If not, what would you like to collect?
Do you know people who like to collect things? What do they like to collect?
no.i whould not want to correct anything no idk
Friday, May 3, 2013
Know
What are five things you know, or think you, about this place?
this pic is called alcatrazed.it was a old jail.it is now a tourist place for tourist to view.it was a bad jail cause people kept escaping .
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Weather
What is your favorite type of weather? What is your least favorite type of weather? What do you like to do when it is your favorite weather?
my favorite weather is hot.my least favorite weater is rain.i swim in the hotness.and do anything thats cool so thats it /.
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Summary
Getting a grip—literally— can boost
your memory, according to a new study. Here’s how: Clench your right fist
before taking in new information that you want to remember. Then clench your
left fist when you want to remember it later.
This strange trick may work because
clenching your hands activates the side of the brain that handles memory. For
example, in right handed people, the left side of the brain is primarily
responsible for storing information while the right side of the brain is
responsible for recalling memory. (If you are left-handed, the opposite
applies).
Putting It to the Test
To test this idea, researchers led by
Ruth Propper of Montclair State University in New Jersey studied 50
right-handed college students. Most of them were women. They were given a list
of 36 words to remember. They were also given a small pink ball to clench.
One group clenched the ball twice for
45 seconds each with their right hands before memorizing the words. Then they
did the same with their left hands before writing down as many words as they
could remember. Another group performed the same task but reversed the order of
the fists they made. Two other groups used the same hand each time, one group
using the left and the other, the right. A final group didn’t clench the
ball at all but held it gently in both hands each time.
The group that started with the right
hand performed the best on the memory test. In doing so, they activated the
left side of their brains, which helps store memory, and then clenched their
left hand, activating the right side of the brain as they recalled the
information.
“The findings suggest that some simple
body movements— by temporarily changing the way the brain functions— can
improve memory,” Propper said in a statement describing the results, which were
published in the online science journal PLoS One.
Participants recalled an average of ten
words if they clenched their right hand for storing information and their left
hand for recalling information. People in the group that used the opposite
clenching pattern recalled an average of six words.
If you’re preparing to make fists while
studying for a test or practicing a speech, the researchers say more work is
needed to figure out whether this technique would actually be useful. In the
meantime, however, it probably couldn’t hurt. But you would have
to remember which hand to use for which step in the process.
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