This is my final result for this lego project. It’s a racer and I built it out of lego technic pieces.

Reflection:

How do you feel about your final product?

I feel that this project is nice (partially because I made it, I guess).

What would you change if you had more time?

I would probably focus more on the details if I had more time, because I did not have a lot of details.

Are you proud of what you made?

Yes I am. I spent a lot of time trying to get the shape of the vehicle right. In fact, the back part alone part took an entire lesson! The result was worth it though.

Pictures:

Here’s a picture of the racer (I made a mini-person. They’re on the seat right now):

Another picture (the seatbelt is unstrapped and the person is besides the vehicle):

This is my creature (I didn’t have time to build the habitat). It’s a robot.

Image:

Some strengths of this creature are:

• Wheels can make the creature move fast

• Can receive signals (See the antennae on the head?)

Two things I would improve next time:

• I would probably add more details. Right now the creature is just a box with wheels and a head.

• I would ma a habitat. It might another planet, or maybe a factory.

Here’s my Drama Project video.
Click this to go to the DragonTube video

Activities

It would be nice if we could do something fun, such as going outside, playing card or mafia, etc

Services

I still think that surveys would be nice, because they can improve many things.

Reflection

I think that it would be great if we were able to stay on task for longer periods of times, and I think I can try to participate more.

This is my Humanities Final Project ThingLink:

In this project, we were supposed to compile all the previous assignments of this unit into one. Some assignments include the six-word memoir, the emotional timeline, the daily journal and the performance piece. This is my reflection:
How would you summarize this unit and the project you made?
• I think that this unit is fun, but confusing and sometimes tiring. For my final project, I would say that I am pretty happy with my final project. I organized it well.
Explain how you organized your project and why.
• I organized my project chronologically. That is because I feel like a chronologic project can outline how things are changing, which is one of the major things I want to outline, and since there is a lot of change in the past few months, the final project will be more saturated.
How might this primary source be useful to a historian, or even future 6th graders, in the future? What might they learn about/from your experience?
• I think that in the future, the people watching the final project might learn about the “flow”, or how the coronavirus situation changes. That would be because I organized my final project in chronological order (see above).
What do you think went well for you in this unit? (What are you most proud of?)
• I think that the final project went really well: My schedule is great and it wasn’t too hard for me.
What did you find challenging within this unit?
• I found the researching to be a hard part. I always consider too much, which made finding a article I wanted take a lot of time.

Dear Abby with The Lost Hero

Dear Abby,

My name is Jason, and I just got to this place called Camp Half-blood. The day was crazy: winged horses, storm spirits and Coach Hedge being half goat is just part of it. Something doesn’t feel right about Camp Half-blood: I feel like I don’t belong. They say that I do but there’s this part of me that tells me that I shouldn’t be here. Why, I don’t know. And that’s the problem. Today, I woke up on the school bus with no memories of who I am, who my friends are, and how I got on this school bus. So I don’t have any memories of anything. Why do you think I might feel that I don’t belong at Camp? What should I do to get my memories back?

Forgotten Everything