News report assignment

A Rising Star

Alex H

           

            November 20, 2050. A surprising tribute from District 12.

Peeta entered the games looking like he wouldn’t make it far, but near the end he is one of the couple tributes still left.

            Peeta has been invited to an interview with one of the capitol reporters evolving the games. One topic is certainly how the tribute has made it this far after having such a low number in the training sessions. The interview was held in District 12.

            At the interview our reporter asked Petta, “How do feel being one of the couple tributes left in the games? His reply was, “I’m not really sure I’m just doing what I have to do to win this thing.” Another topic that came up was, “What would be your best skill?” He answered. “I don’t think I have a skill that stands out the most, like I said I’m just doing whatever it takes.”

            The day after the interview. Peeta is still one of the last tributes. What will happen next?

                

                                             

                                                                          “A rising star”                                            

The most dangerous game

I think General Zaroffs game is wrong because hunting people is very wrong in my eyes and I cant see anyone doing what Zaroff does. If what happened to Rainsford happened to me, I for sure would not have been able survive because I would panic to a point to where I would not now what to do and would starve. I hope that no one else plays this game because what Zaroff does extremley unacceptable because who would ever have a hobby to hunt humans?
http://www.classicshorts.com/stories/danger.html

parents are the best teachers.

Parents are the best teachers because they once were kids to and they just want the best for us. One reason parents are ther best teachers are because they know more about life then most others and they know more then we do. Also another, reason why parents are the best teachers are because they always have the right motivation skills that most others dont. For example; in sports the coaches always teach you skills and etc. but coaches dont always have the motivation that kids need and parents are always the best motivaters. In conclusion I think parents are the best teachers because they always know what the best thing to do.

possible suspect charged for murder of audrey gleave

Look fors:	Information from the article
WHAT	Man charged in the case of Audrey gleaves death
WHEN	Thursday afternoon
WHERE	Brantford Laundromat
WHO	David laurie scott 50 years old
WHY	Charged for first degree murder on Audrey gleave
HOW	They found him at a Brantford Laundromat Thursday afternoon.

http://www.simcoereformer.ca/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=2974680

A couple thoughts on this case; one is, did this guy david scott really murder audrey gleave? This is the kinda stuff people wonder about. A personal thought on her death is that, I think that her death is gonna change peoples thoughts on how yes its good to be a good person but there are a lot of people that dont deserve to die but do, and that death happens a lot and one thing we can do to stop it is just not worry about and live life to the fullest.

wordle

http://www.wordle.net/show/wrdl/4109011/the_word_cloud_

standardized tests

We should have too write the literacy testy because this test would help us in so many ways; one being, it helps us educationally. It helps us educationally because the information you learn for the test is really important. Thus being, it makes you a smater person. One last reason is that the literacy test is a test made by the goverment and they will most likely make the students write the test.

Facebook sends out movement to save animals!

        This story is about how facebook is creating a campaign for animals in need. I think this good because most people dont care about this kind of stuff, and by bringing facebook into this is a great idea. Watch the video below and help the animals in need 

http://abclocal.go.com/wabc/story?section=news/investigators&id=7850291