17/11 What did I learn

Today, in citizenship class, we learned even more about social boundaries and cliques. We learned about how they affect our lives. Ms Sheilah told us that cliques are not always good. They can make people not included feel bad. The main social boundary in our school is language, I think... We also learned about stereotype. Stereotype is when people judge other big groups of people because of what they look like or what they do. Those are the main things we learned today.

Art 8 10/11

1) The two people I have to describe are two of the workers that were shaping the glass at the beginning. They were both wearing blue T-shirts and black pants. They looked like they were concentrating a lot. One of them was one of the people that had to blow in a tube to make the glass extend. His final goal was to make a kind of glass (to drink in). The other one was making some small animal shapes out of the glass to show us. It was very funny.

2) The glass in Hsinchu is famous because there is a lot of gas and silicon inside. Hsinchu is the Silicon Valley of Taiwan. It is still not as good as the glass in Venice.

What did I learn?

What I learned today where all the rules and duties that we have as citizens. And, I learned the rules in our class. The main rules we have are:
- no talking out of turn (talk when it is your turn, not when the teacher is talking
- sit up pay attention (makes your listening better)
- respect (same thing as the first one)
- cooperation (work and help others)
And a special rule, no food. Last class, they found a cockroach!

Citizen

I am a citizen of:
- France
- The World
- HIS
- European Union
- My House
- My Compound

Need For Speed Shift

OK, so I have this game in the title and unfortunately I got TOTALLY ADDICTED. Oh my god, it is so annoying, I almost can't think of anything except that. Even if I don't play a lot, like a few races per day, it is so fun! So bad Gordon is never here to stop my addiction...

I hate posters!

Oh my god! We have so many beeping posters due the 9th of November. Like the language arts, which should be huge, and the humanities, a bit smaller. But those teachers also gave us reports on the subject and everything. So much work!

Taipei Tournament

We did a tournament in Taipei, the third of October. It was pretty fun even if I almost didn't play. We finished 5th out of 7. There were four games. We lost the two first: 4-0 and 2-1, and we won the two last: 4-1 and 3-0. So sad.... I didn't even score. Anyway I played pretty well. So it was fun!