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I was absent for this blog but if you want to see it you can view one of my classmates blogs.
Lake Ecosystem INTERACTIONS
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Reflection Questions: | Answers:
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- Get help from others
- Be okay with edits
- Write about things you think are exciting
- Be positive
- See what you have already written and see if you can use it
- Start writing; just get going
- See what others are doing and see if they have any ideas that you can use
- Make first drafts, and eventually get neater and keep narrowing down, keep editing
- Learn form those who have more experience
- Get help from everyone
- Keep writing until you truly think your done, then see if you can write more
- Start messy, then become more organized
- Go to friends
- Think of things happening at your job
- Let other read your book before you publish it and ask how you could make it better
- When you get stuck, take a break from the things you get stuck on and then come back to it.
- Write how you begin, and write how you end and write about the middle as well
- Start fro the basics
- Be specific
- Ask questions in the book to help people remember your book
- Use meaningful words and make people understand and learn from your book
- See what you need to improve on and what you should change.
- Share your work with others
- Use feedback from others
- Write things again
- Revise, Revise, and Revise
- Be open minded
- Think of how others would feel about the book
Right when I took of I felt a blast of excitement and I knew I was about to experience an out of this world adventure! I was really nervous, yet excited at. I was with the rest of my class and we all were saying our goodbyes to Earth. I felt sad because I knew I might not see Earth again, but also happy because I knew we we’re about to shape the future of mankind! At blast off it was nothing like i’ve seen before. The rocket was shaking like a roller coaster and I was in a state of panic and fear, but then it felt like an awesome roller coaster. Things were falling off the rocket as we left Earth and the rocket was getting even more shaky and more things were falling off it. Then once we left Earth’s atmosphere we went around the spaceship to explore. We had an awesome time in zero gravity. One of the really interesting things was that we slept with sleeping bags with velcro to keep it on the the wall and they were on the bottom of the spaceship, the sides of it, and even the top of it because there is no up down left or right in space so there is technically no ceilings, walls, and floors.
. Practically everywhere in the spaceship there was places for sleeping. All around the spaceship there we're feeling of nervousness and excitement. After the first day everyone got used to the rocket and space and everyone was a bit more used to space, but a few people were really freaking out like Léa and Sophia they were kinda crazy at first. I really liked to look at Earth and see how much smaller it got from my view after each of the hours. My favorite thing to do was float around and do things I could only do in space. Everybody did trick competitions doing quadruple back flips and other thing in zero gravity. It was cool to watch, but even cooler to do! I played with my putty and spinners all the time and watched TV on my computer when I was bored. We ate foods that are kind of strange, but really interesting to try. In space we played cards with no gravity and just let our cards float around and we played war, but instead of picking random card each person started touching a wall and then flew in looking for the best cards, and then after they finished with their cards they would mix them all up again. It was really hard because all the cards where going in every direction and you really just had to randomly grab a card (if you even could!) and see if it was a good card.
At the end of the third day we all compared how big the earth looked when we took off, to how big it looked right then. At the end of each day we celebrated our small success and played games and had lots of fun until we all got to tired, and went to sleep. We saw all kinds of really cool and interesting things. We got to see constellations from a much closer and better angle, and we saw the space stations that have been there for many years. We even said hi to the people in the space stations! We video chatted with our families and we told them all about our experiences and showed them tricks in zero gravity. We saw the sun from the spaceship and it looked much smaller because we were going away from it. We could see other planets and their moons and thing no naked human eye has ever seen before! It was weird to think that anywhere and everywhere we went we were the first! Then in the fourth day a big part of the rocket fell of and I was really scared until I learned that we only needed that part for take off on Earth. We looked through telescopes in the spaceship and saw a really clear view of Mars. We started looking at lots of nearby stars and mapping and studying them so we could send that new information to Nasa. We observed lots of stars just for fun as well. Then on the sixth day we saw an asteroid field about 10 mile away and got scared but then we calculated the velocities of all the asteroids but then learned that we were safe. During the sixth day I felt really sad and homesick because I haven’t seen my family in real life in a somewhat long time, and I knew I could possibly never truly see them again. Then at the end of the seventh day we had a big party and that reminded me what our trip to Mars was all about: Making Mars better for the future, having fun exploring, and colonizing Mars. Then I video chatted with my family again and then went to bed feeling happy and proud that I survived a week in space!
. Practically everywhere in the spaceship there was places for sleeping. All around the spaceship there we're feeling of nervousness and excitement. After the first day everyone got used to the rocket and space and everyone was a bit more used to space, but a few people were really freaking out like Léa and Sophia they were kinda crazy at first. I really liked to look at Earth and see how much smaller it got from my view after each of the hours. My favorite thing to do was float around and do things I could only do in space. Everybody did trick competitions doing quadruple back flips and other thing in zero gravity. It was cool to watch, but even cooler to do! I played with my putty and spinners all the time and watched TV on my computer when I was bored. We ate foods that are kind of strange, but really interesting to try. In space we played cards with no gravity and just let our cards float around and we played war, but instead of picking random card each person started touching a wall and then flew in looking for the best cards, and then after they finished with their cards they would mix them all up again. It was really hard because all the cards where going in every direction and you really just had to randomly grab a card (if you even could!) and see if it was a good card.
At the end of the third day we all compared how big the earth looked when we took off, to how big it looked right then. At the end of each day we celebrated our small success and played games and had lots of fun until we all got to tired, and went to sleep. We saw all kinds of really cool and interesting things. We got to see constellations from a much closer and better angle, and we saw the space stations that have been there for many years. We even said hi to the people in the space stations! We video chatted with our families and we told them all about our experiences and showed them tricks in zero gravity. We saw the sun from the spaceship and it looked much smaller because we were going away from it. We could see other planets and their moons and thing no naked human eye has ever seen before! It was weird to think that anywhere and everywhere we went we were the first! Then in the fourth day a big part of the rocket fell of and I was really scared until I learned that we only needed that part for take off on Earth. We looked through telescopes in the spaceship and saw a really clear view of Mars. We started looking at lots of nearby stars and mapping and studying them so we could send that new information to Nasa. We observed lots of stars just for fun as well. Then on the sixth day we saw an asteroid field about 10 mile away and got scared but then we calculated the velocities of all the asteroids but then learned that we were safe. During the sixth day I felt really sad and homesick because I haven’t seen my family in real life in a somewhat long time, and I knew I could possibly never truly see them again. Then at the end of the seventh day we had a big party and that reminded me what our trip to Mars was all about: Making Mars better for the future, having fun exploring, and colonizing Mars. Then I video chatted with my family again and then went to bed feeling happy and proud that I survived a week in space!
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