It all originated in a little cabin in the woods. In this small cabin live the Harringtons, a family of deer, They have a household of four. In this family of four are Mama deer, Papa deer, Zack, and Mystique. Mama deer is a hard working doe, she cooks, cleans and makes sure we get to school on time. Papa deer is hard working also, he gathers food for their young, out in the field, Mama does not want papa to work in the fields because of the humans she is frightened that one day he will never come home.…
Confirm that the simulation has been reset by checking that the Time Elapsed box to the right of the Control Panel reads “0 Years”. 8 Click the STEP 50 button on the Control Panel, and the simulation will run for 50 years and automatically stop. Watch the graph to confirm that the size of the moose population changes dramatically when the moose first arrive, and then eventually stabilizes (levels out). ← You can adjust how fast the simulation runs with the SPEED slider to the right of the control panel. 9 Once 50 years have passed (model years — not real years!), examine the moose population graph and answer the questions below.…
As you walked along the beach, you could feel the heaviness in the air as it pushed down on your shoulders. There was no doubt the storm that was surely approaching. The atmosphere in Sanibel was hectic and full of panic, with people rushing into stores and trying to find shelter. As it got closer and closer, the thunder rumbled, causing your…
As I have previously written on Black Elk Speaks Journal 1, this story relates to the life I lived and experienced back in my home country, Iraq. Of course both stories are set in different time lines and different events, yet they still are similar. As soon as Chapter 9 starts, Black Elk begins talking about his come country and how the soldiers came there to kill them. There was a reason for the soldiers to go out there and attempt to eliminate an entire tribe and that was because of land, money and material goods. Growing during the war in 2003 back in Iraq was quite similar to the wars and battles the Natives had went through, fortunately my story is not as gruesome as it is to many others that did not survive the war.…
lake. At where Brian had crashed it was the northern woods of Canada. Brian recalled that the foods he ate were rabbits, birds, turtle eggs, fish berries, and fruit. He also had to face numerous threats. Threats such as mosquitos, a quail, a porcupine, a bear, a skunk, a moose, wolves, and even a tornado.…
When Moshe the Beadle came back from where the train had taken him he had seen babies being shot, hundreds being killed, and dead men digging their own graves. He escaped by faking death due to the miss of a bullet. When he came back he told people of what he had saw and no one believed him. When he came back he was no longer preaching to god, his smile was gone, he was depressed and only warning people. He was the only one who was warning the Jews, he was only and had no evidence or anyone to back him up.…
I was paying Really close attention to the sound when I started to look up, and see a small glow of light. The light had a green tint to it and illuminated the sky. So I lay down in the woods and continued to watch it. The sound was becoming more predominate every second, and so was the light.…
After reading a book, write down the title (underline and capitalize), the author of the book, the date you finished the book, the genre of the book and a one sentence summary of the book. If you abandon a book, please write that as well, but it does not count as a book read. 1.I Survived the Joplin Tornado 2011 by Lauren Tarshis The tornado was terrible but this is a historic fiction book about 11 year old Dexter going with a storm hunter/ show host that is chasing the Joplin tornado which is a very brave thing to do.…
“I want to be just like Dorothy when I grow up,” I exclaimed at the age of three. Immediately, my parents burst out in laughter. At that age, becoming Dorothy and living out the Wizard of Oz seemed like a great idea, no matter how ridiculous it sounded to my parents. I would get to wear my hair in beautiful braids, have a cute little dog, loyal companions, and strut along the yellow brick road in my ruby red slippers, tackling every challenge that came my way. Becoming Dorothy Gale was my dream.…
My two characters are Mitty Blake from “Code Orange” and Moose from “Al Capone does my Shirt”. If you know them, they wouldn't seem polar opposites or very alike. Actually, it is probably somewhere near the middle. In their respective books they are faced with many challenges in many different situations that seem crazy to compare. Mitty and Moose will be compared and contrasted in their hopes, unselfishness and love interest.…
The Moose Have you ever seen a moose that has fur so dark that it almost looks dark red or even black? Moose have very dark brown fur. They are known for their big head and huge antlers. The male moose are called bulls and the females are cows.…
Human Nature through Ron Hansen “Wickedness” In the winter of 1888, in a small town in Nebraska, a massive and unexpected storm paralyzed the community without warning. Humans, animals, agricultural life forms experienced massive destruction. Ron Hansen, in his short story called “Wickedness,” describes the brutality of the storm, and it’s affect on individual lives.…
Subsequently, he feels the shifts of the ground beneath him. He notices a invisible jet , and the streak of cloud following it. Lastly, he notices a fluctuation of light, and a tiny pulse beyond the hills. Whilst inside his home the man notices the shaking and creaking noises from the house. Moreover, he observes that no birds are chirping.…
Into the Wild Into the Wild is a book about a man named Alex, Chris was his name before then he changed it. It is a biography of him, and it tells about what Alex has written in his journal during his adventures. This book talks about his life and all the troubles he gets through, up until he dies. Alex is a traveler that travels throughout everywhere. He is a hitchhiker and does not need material things or money.…
In The Great Derangement, Amitav Ghosh begins by discussing that he intends this novel to be innovative in its environmental story telling. Instead of telling a fictional story with crazy superstorms, Ghosh wants to write about crazy superstorms that have actually occurring, killing scores of humans and impacting billions of dollars of damage. Ghosh wants to bring to light the great plight of peoples around the world from the effects of extreme natural disasters, rather than use the various disasters to tell a story. In recent years, people have been turning to museums and literature to learn more about the world and the effects that humans may have had on it.…