Thursday, 28 January 2016
Civics volunteers poster
A lot of people are homeless and suffering for many reasons that communities, people and government can fix. Its not something they can do by themselves because their lives have made them become hopeless. We can volunteer in programs, go to college to get a job where we can create programs to help them. We can also protest (or if we are rich we can lobby) so that the government knows we care about them and we want funding to help them get better, have hope, food, clothes, doctors and homes and people that care about them.
Civics #2 poster
This is about missing and murdered Indigenous Women. I used a picture from the red dress project and added words to it to create a poster. The poster calls all women to stand together against this problem and get the government to have an inquiry and then to do what the inquiry says.
Science life cycles
Q7
1. Rabbit dies of old age
1/ decomposers break down dead rabbit
3. Plants use nutrients from dead rabbit to grow
4. A mouse eats some of the plants
2.
1. Rabbit dies of old age
1/ decomposers break down dead rabbit
3. Plants use nutrients from dead rabbit to grow
4. A mouse eats some of the plants
2.
Sun feeds the plants. Rhino, grasshopper, mouse and antelope eat the plants. Fiskal shrike eats plant seeds and grasshoppers. Skunk eats fiscal. Leopard eats antelope. Vulture eats carrion (dead animals). Maggots eat decomposing animals.
3. Plants change the suns energy into stored chemical energy and produces oxygen.
4. An animal that eats the same food as rabbits has a small population. That leaves more food for rabbits. Rabbit population grows. That makes more food for wolves. Wolf population grows.
Art Lenormand Deck
A Lenormand deck is like a tarot deck but a little different. It has 36 cards (sometimes extra) and the cards have the same numbers, names and meanings in all decks. Only the artwork changes and sometimes small things are added to the meaning. My mom is helping me make one that will be printed when finished. We might have even be able to sell some. We decided to do a First Nations Lenormand deck because we are Lakota and because there isn't one. I help my mom come up with the ideas, and then I have to design them. She is teaching me how to draw them and it takes lots of practice and sometimes help. I coloured them. I also have to type out all their meanings later. Our deck has 2 extra people cards. Our extra people cards are gender neutral so that 2 spirited people can get a reading also. My mom suggested this to help me because my step dad is dying and it is really hard to deal with that. Plus I am learning something my mom and sister are really good at so I can be one day too.
Letter From A Soldier
Dear Dave;
War isn't going well. I knew it would be bad but its nothing like I thought it would be. Everyday I wake an hour before dawn and gaurd in case there's an attack. Many get carried out at this time. As the sun gets higher there's more sounds of gun fire. The mornings aren't all bad though. Afterwards we get to have a drink and clean our gear and then breakfast. We aren't allowed out during the day unless we are on lookout for a surprise attack, or if we were assigned to a task. But when night comes we're fine. Once we're done our assigned chit e we have some free time to read or write letters and get some sleep. Sometimes we can get a bite to eat, bit then we are off to work again. After breakfast we are assigned to our daily chores, unless you excused for a good reason, the chores we do aren't anything like the chores at home, here we haft to repair stuff like duckboards, refill sandbags, we haft to drain the floor of the trenches during and after it rains and quickly to because it can cause the walls to collapse, sometimes men are assigned to repair the whole trench itself, its not an easy job, however we are given equipment to help make the job easier. The trenches are almost always very busy, although the enemy is on constant lookout for any sign of movement , some men would be assigned to supply and maintenance, and some would be assigned lookout on the far step but if any longer than two hours than there's great risk of men falling asleep, for whitch death is the penalty. Others would be assigned to other lines to fetch ration's and water. Patrols are often sent out into No Mans Land to add or repair barbed wire, or to listen for valuable information from enemy lines at the listening posts, and if unlucky you may find yourself in a situation with enemy portals which is also why you shouldn't fire a gun because its a deadly risk for all members on patrol. The nights can be be very long and frustrating like for men that get relieved front line and have to get their way through many busy and crowded trenches that are weighed down with equipment and trench stores after an awfully long day of hard work. Beside all that there's the awful smell of over flowing latatrines, body odor ( not to mention the fact that most of the men in here cant afford to take a shower within a few weeks to a month), and the trenches that reak of rotting sandbags, poison gas, cordite, cigarettes, stagnant mud, and creosol and chloride which is used to help provent the constant threat of infection and disease like trench foot which is a medical condition, I've asked about it, its a fungal infection that can result in amputation and its caused by cold, wet, and unsanitary trench conditions, I don't have it at least not yet anyway but there's a risk it could happen to someone like me living the trench life. And the rats are terrifying, I've seen rats the size of moms cat, and the trenches are infested with them and even I can't see them I know they are there. We've tried to get rid of them by gun fire to beating them to death but its really not easy and I don't think we can get rid of them because there's hundreds of them and they spread infection and disease and contaminate food , they even feed on human remains, eating their way from the inside out , which by the way I've actually seen a man's stomach burst open while a dozen rats crawled out last week and it was the most sickening thing I've ever seen, I've also had rats crawl over me and my face in the dark, and I swear they can sense when there's about to be heavy gun fire because that when mostly disappear. And there's frogs as well, in trenches and in shell holes covered in water, and there's slugs, Beatles, and other insects on the side of trenches. Rodents and insects never bothered me before this very much, but freak me out now. I also shaved my head again but only to oyvoid nits though. But anyway I haft to get back to work. I hope you well and ill write to you soon
- Angus
War isn't going well. I knew it would be bad but its nothing like I thought it would be. Everyday I wake an hour before dawn and gaurd in case there's an attack. Many get carried out at this time. As the sun gets higher there's more sounds of gun fire. The mornings aren't all bad though. Afterwards we get to have a drink and clean our gear and then breakfast. We aren't allowed out during the day unless we are on lookout for a surprise attack, or if we were assigned to a task. But when night comes we're fine. Once we're done our assigned chit e we have some free time to read or write letters and get some sleep. Sometimes we can get a bite to eat, bit then we are off to work again. After breakfast we are assigned to our daily chores, unless you excused for a good reason, the chores we do aren't anything like the chores at home, here we haft to repair stuff like duckboards, refill sandbags, we haft to drain the floor of the trenches during and after it rains and quickly to because it can cause the walls to collapse, sometimes men are assigned to repair the whole trench itself, its not an easy job, however we are given equipment to help make the job easier. The trenches are almost always very busy, although the enemy is on constant lookout for any sign of movement , some men would be assigned to supply and maintenance, and some would be assigned lookout on the far step but if any longer than two hours than there's great risk of men falling asleep, for whitch death is the penalty. Others would be assigned to other lines to fetch ration's and water. Patrols are often sent out into No Mans Land to add or repair barbed wire, or to listen for valuable information from enemy lines at the listening posts, and if unlucky you may find yourself in a situation with enemy portals which is also why you shouldn't fire a gun because its a deadly risk for all members on patrol. The nights can be be very long and frustrating like for men that get relieved front line and have to get their way through many busy and crowded trenches that are weighed down with equipment and trench stores after an awfully long day of hard work. Beside all that there's the awful smell of over flowing latatrines, body odor ( not to mention the fact that most of the men in here cant afford to take a shower within a few weeks to a month), and the trenches that reak of rotting sandbags, poison gas, cordite, cigarettes, stagnant mud, and creosol and chloride which is used to help provent the constant threat of infection and disease like trench foot which is a medical condition, I've asked about it, its a fungal infection that can result in amputation and its caused by cold, wet, and unsanitary trench conditions, I don't have it at least not yet anyway but there's a risk it could happen to someone like me living the trench life. And the rats are terrifying, I've seen rats the size of moms cat, and the trenches are infested with them and even I can't see them I know they are there. We've tried to get rid of them by gun fire to beating them to death but its really not easy and I don't think we can get rid of them because there's hundreds of them and they spread infection and disease and contaminate food , they even feed on human remains, eating their way from the inside out , which by the way I've actually seen a man's stomach burst open while a dozen rats crawled out last week and it was the most sickening thing I've ever seen, I've also had rats crawl over me and my face in the dark, and I swear they can sense when there's about to be heavy gun fire because that when mostly disappear. And there's frogs as well, in trenches and in shell holes covered in water, and there's slugs, Beatles, and other insects on the side of trenches. Rodents and insects never bothered me before this very much, but freak me out now. I also shaved my head again but only to oyvoid nits though. But anyway I haft to get back to work. I hope you well and ill write to you soon
- Angus
Wednesday, 27 January 2016
Civics, provincial
I live in Ontario, it was nice considered upper Canada and it is between Quebec and Manitoba. The capital city is Toronto. The current Premier if Ontario is K. Wyn. She is leader of the provincial Liberals. There are 107 cabinet ministers in the legislative Assembly of Ontario, they are called Members of Provincial Parliament (MPP).
Elizabeth Dowdeswell is the Lieutenant Governor.
10/ housing, medical care, education, sports, recreation, social services, OPP, tourism, & labour legislation (but not for Status Natives, that's federal).
11/
12:
A. Organizations, associations, chieftains
B. Levels
C. Association, members, mechlen
D. Voters
F. Phone, campaign, talk
G. Polling
H. Conventions
I. Morale, officials
K campaign
L. Donated
M. Members, businesses, wealthy
N. Successful, symbol
O. Debates
P. Nine (as of 2011)
Q. Hundred registered
13. Highschool Treaty Education Bill
All highschool students must take a course (to graduate) on the treaties in their province.
The topics covered will include:
Treaties of the province
Off reserve and on reserve First Nations
Non treaty Nations in the province
Status vs non status
Urban First Nations
Treaty lands
First Nations treaty rights
Settler responsibilities
Settler benefits.
How and why they are important today
This would be a history or social science course at the grade 11 level.
The purpose of this bill is to further educate the population and to help reduce racism in future generations. It will also help future governments make the right decision by knowing they have responsibility to treaties and not to break th anymore.
Elizabeth Dowdeswell is the Lieutenant Governor.
10/ housing, medical care, education, sports, recreation, social services, OPP, tourism, & labour legislation (but not for Status Natives, that's federal).
11/
- Official opposition - the political part that came in second and questions the winning party.
- Local constituents - the voting members of a community
- Opposition - the political parties that didn't win.
- Majority government - when the winning party has the majority of all seats
- Ridings - different areas that Vote for an MPP to represent sent their area.
- Bill - a law that an citizen, MPP or party wants toake into a law.
- Member of provincial parliament - the person voted to represent their area
- Appeal - when a person, MPP or party wants a decision or law changed
- Civil service - people who work for the government, are paid by the government.
- Premier - the leader if the winning party.
- Judicial Branch - the part of the government in charge of legal things.
- Minority government, when the winning party has more seats then the other parties but not the majority of the seats.
- Cabinet solidarity - when all the MPP's vote how their leader told them too instead of their constituents.
- Speaker of the house - MPP in charge of making the meetings run smoothly. Doesn't vote except in a tie.
- Cabinet - all the MPP's.
12:
A. Organizations, associations, chieftains
B. Levels
C. Association, members, mechlen
D. Voters
F. Phone, campaign, talk
G. Polling
H. Conventions
I. Morale, officials
K campaign
L. Donated
M. Members, businesses, wealthy
N. Successful, symbol
O. Debates
P. Nine (as of 2011)
Q. Hundred registered
13. Highschool Treaty Education Bill
All highschool students must take a course (to graduate) on the treaties in their province.
The topics covered will include:
Treaties of the province
Off reserve and on reserve First Nations
Non treaty Nations in the province
Status vs non status
Urban First Nations
Treaty lands
First Nations treaty rights
Settler responsibilities
Settler benefits.
How and why they are important today
This would be a history or social science course at the grade 11 level.
The purpose of this bill is to further educate the population and to help reduce racism in future generations. It will also help future governments make the right decision by knowing they have responsibility to treaties and not to break th anymore.
Civics Mitchell Estate
The owners of the Mitchell aestatr were asking the planning department & city council to change the official plans & allow a high rise development on the land where the estate of the late Colonel Mitchell. The request is rejected by Halifax's planning department staff
3* question is not properly formated, making it impossible to answer
They organized a meeting.
City council was asked to change the official plans.
Started a grassroots organization
Attempts to negotiate / buy the mansion
A petition drive
Letter writing campaign
3,000 pamphlets
Citizen's response: the citizen felt upset & thought it was unfair. She continues to say that their needs to be balance & assessment in the system.
Developer response: He gets angry when citizens think they their opinions should always be the final decisions
Council member's response: He feels if someone buys a property he/she is entitled to do something with it
The city did aplrive in the end. A protest followed to recommend the change be rejected.
3* question is not properly formated, making it impossible to answer
They organized a meeting.
City council was asked to change the official plans.
Started a grassroots organization
Attempts to negotiate / buy the mansion
A petition drive
Letter writing campaign
3,000 pamphlets
Citizen's response: the citizen felt upset & thought it was unfair. She continues to say that their needs to be balance & assessment in the system.
Developer response: He gets angry when citizens think they their opinions should always be the final decisions
Council member's response: He feels if someone buys a property he/she is entitled to do something with it
The city did aplrive in the end. A protest followed to recommend the change be rejected.
History, Vimy Ridge
Q6:
Vimy Ridge took place from 5:30am April 9th 1917 to April 12th 1917. If happened in Vimy France. The Canadian army did "the impossible" using strategy, planning and intelligence they took the Germans by surprise with rifles, barbed wire, guns, poison gas, air craft, tanks, airships, U boats, Q ships and artillery. The outcome was successful. They took Vimy Ridge from the Germans, the world recognized Canada's success and left Canadians proud.
Vimy Ridge took place from 5:30am April 9th 1917 to April 12th 1917. If happened in Vimy France. The Canadian army did "the impossible" using strategy, planning and intelligence they took the Germans by surprise with rifles, barbed wire, guns, poison gas, air craft, tanks, airships, U boats, Q ships and artillery. The outcome was successful. They took Vimy Ridge from the Germans, the world recognized Canada's success and left Canadians proud.
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