What I did in 5th Grade is I did was went up stairs wrote or typed on or blog or a test or wrote cards to the army soliders and we just wrote about or future self so in the future we can answer these questions in the future.

1.The most important thing I learned was? how to be safe on the internet.

2.My favorite project was? The I Wonder statement.

3.I was most surprised by? When I got my WEB LICENSE.

4.The thing I disliked most was? NOTHING AT ALL.

PATRIOT NAME:Andrew Picken’s

Andrew was a militia leader in the American Revolution.
and his nickname was The Wizard Owl.
Andrew was born in Pennsylvania.
Anglo-Cherokee War.
Andrew Picken’s died near Tamassee.
Andrew Picken’s became governor of South Carolina.
He established the Hope Well plantation on the Seneca River.

It all started in April 1,1931 a baseball field flooded. And hazel’s father lost his job. And he was having trouble finding a job because of the great Deprestion. And since it makes it feel like the past is because people don’t ride train’s any more.And it says he jumped on train. And it includes Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Jackie Mitchelle. And it says write two facts about some in the story so I picked Jackie Mitchelle. 1.she was a pitcher for the lookout’s. 2.she struck out Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. Timmy spent one nickel on cracker jacks and there is no way that cracker jacks are one nickel to this very day. And I bet that Timmy would say something good to Hazel and let her play baseball with Timmy and his friends.

2014 is a cool year because thats when I first came to white, oak and thats when I first met my friends it was a cool day even when I met the coolest teachers I ever had and it felt like five min in Mrs. Brantleys class and in Mr. macs class and he kept making jokes about every body, 2015 is a new year for every body to jump up and down for new years day and I went to Hiwaii for new years eve

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