I had a wonderful time listening to the fourth graders give their Living History speeches! As I was listening, my brain was surfing for new learning and fun facts. Also, I noticed that many of the people featured demonstrated amazing character traits that lead to their successes and accomplishments.
Use the notes you took to write about new learning, fun facts and/or thoughts about the important character traits of ONE or TWO of the famous people you met. Please share what you learned!
Use the notes you took to write about new learning, fun facts and/or thoughts about the important character traits of ONE or TWO of the famous people you met. Please share what you learned!
My favorite person was Dr. Seuss. I didn't know that kids bullied him because he was German, I didn't know he had 2 sisters, I didn't know he went to a public school.
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DeleteMy favorite person was Sylvia Earle. I didn't know that the had 3 marriages and three divorces. Goodnight, Niko
ReplyDeleteMy favorite person was Milton Hershey. I learned that he dropped out of school at age 13! He also started the hershey company in 1903 but that was a fail. But that didn't stop him, instead he created a Hershey Hotel! He married Katherine Smith. He sent Hershey chocolate to the army for only 5 cents. But he died on October 13, 1945. Milton was very genouras and hard working to
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My favorite person was Amelia Erhart. I didn't know that she first went across the Atlantic ocean then one across the Pacific ocean and succeeded on both! Then she made it across the Atlantic and stopped in Nigeria. Then she did the other half of her trip. I give her a compliment because she made an EVA mind storms that actually works and a cardboard airplane that pet that the propeller spins.
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ReplyDeleteHey! Im rewriting my post with some better information. This time, I will write about Charles Drew. here is my notes; Charles Drew was very poor growing up, but that didn't stop him from being successful. I may be getting my notes messed up, but I wrote that he became a/the director of the Red Cross.
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I got to see a lot of people like Steve Jobs to Mother Teresa and Sandra day o'conner. Steve Jobs did invent apple. And Mother Teresa did spend her life helping the poor. And Sandra day o'conner was the first women to in supreme court justice.
ReplyDeleteI loved listening to bill gates some important facts about him is that he created Microsoft and was a successful computer programer.
ReplyDeleteI also liked listining to Gondi one of my favorite facts about him is that he got merried when he was only 13! I loved the fourth grade history musim and hope I can learn more about thees amazing people.
My favorite person was jackie robinson fun fact He was an all around athlete in college and he graduated with a 4.0 gap.
ReplyDeleteI liked listening to Florence Nightingale. She invented nurses and pie charts. She also made it so that when someone is treating wounds they have clean hands. Can you imagine somebody cleaning your... let's say... deep cut, with dirty hands. (If you haven't had one that's not the point. The point is: [dun dun duun] Somebody cleaning your wound with dirty hands.) Night!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite person was Wilma Rudolph.
ReplyDeleteShe was a strong athlete and While she was loving athletic stuff she hurt her leg and was diagnosed with polio. She was born in January 3, 1940. She won Women athlete of the year 2 times! But sadly In 1991 She died at 50 years old!
Someone else that I visited was Franklin D. Rosovelt.
At 2003 he dropped out of Harvard
Then the doctors diagnosed him with polio and he was in a wheelchair for the rest of his life.
He was the first U.S president to run more than 4 terms. 16 years!
Hope everyone has a good day!
-Chloe
My favorite one was Albert Einstien! He didn't speak until age 3. The first thing he said was "This soup is hot!" He won the Nobel Prize for physics. He created the atomic bomb which is a bunch of unstable atoms that split apart and cause a explosion! He also made the famous equation E=MC2 (The 2 is supposed two be small) Which stands for energy= mass times light speed square. Anyways bye guys!
ReplyDeleteI visted Amelia Earhart, Abigail Adams, Sandra Day O'Connor, Jackie Robison, Bessie Coleman and Neil Armstrong.
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First person to step foot on the moon. "One small step for man, One giant leap for mankind."-Neil Armstrong
Bessie Coleman
First african-american women to be licened as a pilot.
She was one of 13 kids!
Amelia Earhart
First women to fly solo over the atlantic ocean!
Abigail Adams
She wrote over 300 letters in her lifetime!
Her son was John Quincey Adams (The president!)
Sandra Day O'Connor
First women to be a supreme justice in court.
Jackie Robison
First african-american to play in the MLB.
was featred in 42.
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite person that i saw was Sandra day O'conner she was first women in supreme court. She was born on march 26 1930. She was also appointed by Ronald Reagen. sandra was very hard working and fair because when your a judge you have to be fair.
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