this is my atom.It shows stuff in the middle which is supposed to be swerling on the inside and the out side is like a the bubble.What i was thinking about when i was making this is that i should make a bubble with the hydrogen in the middle of it just floating around.I think my atom is like democritus (440 BCE) .I think that because mine is like the single atom.
what I was thinking of when i was making my atom
In my zoetrope it shows a guy kicking a soccer ball hi in the sky.I liked this project because it was fun making an old fashoned video but with paper.This is an example of my best work because it really shows the guy running to kick the ball.In our next project I will work differently by drawing my people bigger if we are doing another drawing project.
french class
My favorite activity in this class was making the monster.I enjoyed it because you can make a really weird monster with a lot of hair and stuff like that.I learned it from Sharon.I also liked doing Simon says in french and if you do a good job in Simon says you got a stamp or two. 
summer book review:Gangsta
tesing
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