Category Seycove PLP
The word “Jazz” derives from the slang word “Jasm”, which originally meant energy, vitality, spirit and pep. The genre however, involves the playing of instruments like the drums. It takes a level of advanced talent, being able to improvise on… Continue Reading →
Pretty complicated question isn’t it? Do you think you’re an effective person? Do you think you are productive? These are all questions we all had to ask about ourselves during our latest Personal Growth Plan (PGP) project. Entitled “Believe in… Continue Reading →
Three blog posts published in one day? You guys are getting a lot of content out of me! Whats up guys welcome back to the blog of Malaika! Today we are talking about our latest humanities project entitled: Let’s get… Continue Reading →
What a time to be alive. All the rich, and beautiful…. knowledge from Maker, of course. What did you think I was talking about? Maker has brought out some amazing ideas, footage, and, in the end, videos out of me…. Continue Reading →
*FLASHBACK!!!* Do you guys remember last year, when we did the emoji game for one of the weeks? Well here we are, a year later doing the exact same thing. Gosh it does not feel like a year just went… Continue Reading →
Welcome back to the one and only, week 5 of the Student Blog Challenge, already half way! I’ve noticed that I mention a music a lot! Guess what this week is about? Yep, music! I’m so excited to present to… Continue Reading →
Divorce rate in Maine and consumptions of margarine? Doesn’t seem like both of those are related in any way? Well, here I am to tell you all about why they might have correlation. Correlation might be a new word… Continue Reading →
Wow 2 posts in the span of 2 days? Boy you guys are getting quality content from me, FOR FREE! Enjoy this one. “Nobody in Alberta knows how to drive.” You know, I agree with this statement. But… Continue Reading →
How can we use Shakespeare’s ‘The Tempest’ and the history of New France to stage dramatic tableaus that help an audience understand the lasting effects of colonization? Bam. I just hit you with our driving question for our unit on… Continue Reading →