Top Five Things that Make a Good School

To me, the top things that make a good school are
1. Owner of the school who wanted to make the school good
2. Teachers with varieties of experience and wanted to teach
3. Field trips to foreign countries to teach students about the cultures
4. Fun activities and competitions
5. Good lunch

Theme of Charles

There is many themes for the story, "Charles." One of them is that is that sometimes parents could be fooled by their children for a long time. Another one could be that bad students are always required in a class, because the kids in kindergarten sometimes didn't like what their teacher did, and sometimes teachers would do something wrong. people learn could also be a theme in "Charles," because Laurie didn't struggle in  kindergarten  after a few months.

My Ideal Teacher

There is many kinds of teachers in the world, and I don't especially prefer one kind, because I don't know what kind of teacher I will need. In general, my ideal teacher would be a kind teacher who gave less homework and remind us all the homework due tomorrow. I think it would be even better if the teacher can let us understand everything he taught make us feel fun about learning, but kinds of teacher would be rare, because it is really hard to get students to like something they didn't like.

User Friendly

If someone I met said that computer is his best friend, that means he don't have many real friends in life, and that he uses and knows computer a lot. The person might be very shy, and he might be staying home everyday doing something with computer. He might also be bad at sports, and he would be very good at typing stuff. the person might be very casual at food and clothing and might be nearsighted. the person might also wake up late and sleep late everyday.

Facing a Challenge

I did accomplish something that is very difficult to me. That is to climb to the top of Mt. Ba-Shien, which is 6 kilometers long and 2,000 meters high in the end. It's not my families' words which motivates me. It is because I felt regretful to give up. If I give up, I wouldn't know what it looks like in front of us and on top of the mountain. When I got to the top, I had a nap in an arbor. When I thought it is time to go, my dad came and told me that it is very late. We ran down the mountain when a heavy rain came. When we got to the bottom, our clothes were all wet. Even though the top of the mountain looks not much different compare to the mountain itself, I felt happy just to finish the whole trail.

Incorrect Judgment

I know there are many incorrect Judgments between my mom and my brother, but I can't remember any specific ones. Most of the story happened like this: I lost something. Mom and I keep finding the thing, usually text book, everywhere in our house. My brother, Samuel, sit in front of his computer and play computer games. Then, after long time of finding the thing, I would blame everything on Samuel even though I know he didn't do it. Then, my mom would thought that it is real and tell Samuel to bring it to me. After some time of useless explaining, Samuel will just push his hand to the deepest part of my bag and pull the thing out. If it's not there, he would walk directly to other places and still find it. For some reason, Samuel always knows where I lost things.

Create a Horror Setting

If I am going to create a scary setting, I would make something like this: One day, you wake up from your bed, and you hear your friends or parents or family or whoever the person living with you is talking weird language. When you walk out of the street, everyone is talking weird language. Then, you saw a shop that says "*%$X!3+>." You found out that everything that has a rule is not following the rule. the traffic light is playing with it's own light and the car is driving in zigzag without bumping the others. The people is trading vegetables with frog and everyone seems to fathom the weird rule except for yourself. If that happened to me, I would really freaked out, because what scared me the most is things I am familiar with became unfamiliar, and the usual person i would talk with is gone. I might also make a setting like the alien comes and make people I know having  robot face and speaking robot-ish. This would also be scary.

The Scariest Movie

The scariest movie I've ever seen is Coraline. It is when I am 5 grade or 6 grade. I think it is in Ms. Padachie's class. We used up two or three classes just to watch the movie. I was so scared that I didn't sleep well that night. It is mainly about a girl who moved to a house that has a small door that is fulled with bricks. At night, the bricks will be replaced by a long path leading to another small door and another house. the only difference is her parents and neighbors all have button eyes and wonderful characteristics. After Coraline found the path, she went there every night to have a good  meal. then, one day, Coraline discovered that the button-eyed mother is a weird creature that lives by stealing people's eyes and some kind of magic inside it, so she went through the small door again to take the eyes back to their owner, but all the good characteristic neighbors and friends changed to scary creatures, and that's the part that scared me the most. At last, the eyes were returned and the another world was destroyed.