Sorry, Mr.Bittner. I'll try to work hard over the summer. I made 15 mistakes on the What's what in the executive branch. I can't wait to come back in the fall.
I believe the president has a lot of help. Without the cabinet members America would have gone down many years ago. This is because the president cannot simply worry about every single thing in the world, have great military tactics, foreign tactics and every other thing the piles high on his (or her hopefully) desk
I just completed the fitness fun activity: "I 'Heard' Hurdle Race Game". I was given true or false questions about the myths of fitness, and it turns out some of the things I know were wrong. For example, it's actually bad to go by the motto "No pain, no gain." because it doesn't have to hurt to be good, a little soreness may be normal, but that's it, so pain isn't all that good.
I just completed the keyboarding fun activity: "Typing Factory" and I typed through all the levels, even if they added speed or more letters. But I'll have to keep practicing my keyboarding so I'll be fast and efficient in the future.
I completed all four of the games in "What's What in the Executive Branch" and learned some information about the executive branch that I did not know previously. For example, I learned that one of the jobs of the Secretary of State is to carry out the president's foreign policies.
Sorry, Mr.Bittner. I'll try to work hard over the summer. I made 15 mistakes on the What's what in the executive branch. I can't wait to come back in the fall.
ReplyDeleteThere are 5 important people in the executive branch.They are president,vice president,secretary of defense,attorney general,and secretary of state.
ReplyDeleteI raechel Aviles just played whats what in the excutive branch
ReplyDeleteI believe the president has a lot of help. Without the cabinet members America would have gone down many years ago. This is because the president cannot simply worry about every single thing in the world, have great military tactics, foreign tactics and every other thing the piles high on his (or her hopefully) desk
ReplyDeleteI just completed the fitness fun activity: "I 'Heard' Hurdle Race Game". I was given true or false questions about the myths of fitness, and it turns out some of the things I know were wrong. For example, it's actually bad to go by the motto "No pain, no gain." because it doesn't have to hurt to be good, a little soreness may be normal, but that's it, so pain isn't all that good.
ReplyDeleteI just completed the keyboarding fun activity: "Typing Factory" and I typed through all the levels, even if they added speed or more letters. But I'll have to keep practicing my keyboarding so I'll be fast and efficient in the future.
ReplyDeleteThe game is fun. The president has so many people to help him and it seems like he needs every one of them.
ReplyDeleteI completed all four of the games in "What's What in the Executive Branch" and learned some information about the executive branch that I did not know previously. For example, I learned that one of the jobs of the Secretary of State is to carry out the president's foreign policies.
ReplyDeleteI got some wrong the first time, but then tried again and got all of them correct
ReplyDeleteDestiny, that game is one of my favorites. Don't worry, I didn't get them all correct the first time either. Just keep trying...it's fun! :)
ReplyDeleteI played What's what in the Executive branch, I leaned different rolls in the government.
ReplyDeleteA fun way to remember the three branches.
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