Laurels

=Here's some info on my 5th grade laurel projects! =

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1. The laurel that I think is my best, best work is my social studies laurel: Let's Go Traveling. I think that I put lots of colorful pictures, accurate information, and it looks very neat and ordinary.

2. My time management wasn't the best. I did almost everything at the last minute, but I got everything in on time except for one.

3. I think that the most challenging laurel for me was my french laurel because I had trouble focusing during classtime, and I got nervous preforming it and forgot some of my lines.

4. Here's a little about all of the laurels that we had to do:


 * City-state: We created a civilization, complete with a patron god or goddess, a description of the rules of our city-state, an advertising brochure, and a myth of the history.


 * Author study: We researched an author who's book we'd read in class and write an essay about them. Also, like the city-state project, we had to make a brochure that was basically the summarized version of the essay.


 * Let's Go Traveling: I made a book that had a summary or a civilization on each page. There were five or more facts on each civilization, and three pictures too.


 * Zine: We chose a topic and wrote a series of pieces of writing about it.


 * Math: We did 15/20 pages of a math packet.


 * Friendship: We interviewed someone who impacted our lives in some way. Then, we turned our interview into an essay.


 * French: We made a dialogue with a partner that had to have 40 or more lines in total. We had to fulfill 8 requirements too.


 * Music: We either made a poster with five pictures of five ancient greek instruments and a bit of history on them, or we created a replica (it didn't have to work) and write a reasonable sized paragraph about it. I did a poster