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1. Well, first on the list, is, always obey Mrs. Robins, for the thing that makes you disobey gets taken away, and if you continue to disobey, there will be consequences, and you will be on dangerous ground for the rest of the year. If you get on Mrs. Robins bad side, make sure that if you walk into a potentially dangerous situation, (Like if there is a line outside her room) Always let the ladies go in first. Why? Because it is polite, and everyone says Ladies first! (Obviously)
2. Second is that you should never yawn visibly, this makes it look like you’re tired, which of course we all are, but unless this yawn might make you cry, you should never yawn like a hippo. But you should always cover your mouth when you sneeze, for your sneezes can spread germs quickly and it is kind of nasty for the person sitting next to you. This goes for coughing as well.
3. Third, even if you feel Kind of crappy, or that goes to say, very crappy, always look like you are having the time of your life, because it impresses your crush. Unless your crush is not in your class, you can just kind of take a nap, with your eyes open while sitting up, and still pay attention. (No, you would obviously take a nap later)
4. Another thing is that at the beginning of the year, you will learn that if there is an emergency where you need to get to the bathroom to toss your cookies, you take the trash can with you. But if you find that you are in a situation where you had found that you have something called Montezuma’s revenge, and you don’t think you can make it to the bathroom, I think you’d want to take the trash can for your loose stools.

These things are very important to have a good year in Mrs. Robins Class

Ending Revision to "Tuesdays at the Castle"

     Celie heard someone screaming, vaguely recognizing that it was her. She had never realized that Rolf's dare would come true. Suddenly she jerked to a stop. The emissary had managed to recover enough to grab her hair. Fire spread across Celie's scalp. She couldn't scream anymore despite the pain. She hung helplessly. Then out of nowhere a great blast of purple came shooting at the emissary. He disappeared with a puff. Celie realized that it was Bran. She dropped, then landed on soft stones and slid. She looked up. She had landed a few feet from her family. Then everything went black.
     The sobbing was what woke Celie up. She was in her bed. Her father was talking with the other royals. Her mother and Lilah was by her bed. Her mother was holding her hand rather tightly. Lilah was the one sobbing. "Li-Lilah." Celie's voice was rather raspy. Lilah gasped. "I am so sorry Celie, I should have stopped you." Celie's gaze had moved on. She smiled at her Mother. King Glower came over. "Hello, Celia-Delia." He sang. "Daddy. What happened?" Her voice was scratched. "We had to hide. I am sorry we didn't come back sooner. We were risking coming back when Pogue found us. We nearly declared war on Vhervhine. But I managed to be persuaded." He said with a crooked smile. "Thank you for taking care of everything here while we were gone." Rolf grunted. Celie felt so tired.
     "I think that we need to let Celie rest." Bran came over and adjusted her pillows. He ducked down and gave her a kiss on her forehead followed by the rest of her family. Once they were gone, Celie reached out. her fingers brushed the warm stones of the wall. "I am so glad your back. Your my family too." In response, a warm ripple ran across the stones. Celie felt like it was saying, "I won't leave again. I will always stay."

Top Ten Things About Mrs.Robins' Class

     First off i want to start off saying that you will love Mrs.Robins, she is one of the nicest teachers. And was by far my favorite teacher. I really loved her class because it was fun, and filled with a lot of jokes.
     1. The learning environment was amazing. If you didn't know or understand something she would help you and make sure you knew how to do it.
     2. She won't give bad consequences if you are good in her class. She gives out candy, Robins' rewards (you will learn about those later) Gecko Cards, and many other things that you can earn with Gecko Cards.
4.ALL THE BOOKS!! Her class room is filled with good books to read, and many many different genres to read for the iRead 40 Club. Also the iRead 40 club party is really fun, you won't want to miss out on it next year, because it is amazing.
     5. She makes writing essays fun! Like with argumentative essays you'll get to write about super heroes! And she'll help you with theses, and make them da bomb for Sage Testing.
     6. The class parties she has are pretty great. Like reading challenges she will bring something in for the people that do them. And After sage party if you meet the goal you set you'll get a candy bar. And after sage is completely done everyone will get to go to her Waffle Party!
     7. The work she gives out isn't that hard, and it is fun to do! She will hardly give out homework, and you get to have fun doing writing contests, blog posts, and making the school news paper.
     8. You get to write the school news paper! The school news paper is really fun to do, and Mrs.Robins puts you in the best groups!
     9. Reading novels as a class, and getting to watch the movies if they have them.
    10. Last, but not least about Mrs Robins class was the she is such a great teacher. She is so kind, and funny, and one of the best teachers around. You will LOVE her this year and are really lucky to have her as a teacher.

Throughout the past year I've learned a few things about honors language arts. Here's a top 10 list of what you need to know.

1.Never ever procrastinate. If you slack and don't do your work you will regret it, you will find yourself falling behind the rest of the class and possibly in lunch detention.
2. Read your books! If you read your books you might go to a special party that you might have heard being announced when you were in 6th grade. You will get out of class and go someplace to celebrate passing off a total of 40 books.
3. Participate in class activities. some of the class activities are really fun. You will get to play games and other things that are fun. its fun to participate.
4. Some assignments will be hard. Don't give up on them because you will regret it later. If you try your best you will get a good score.
5. You will do writing contests and you will be able to write on this blog. Be creative and follow the rules closely on the writing contests and you might win. Give evidence for your reasoning. You will write on this  blog so have fun with it.
6. You will get parties if your class does the best so always do your best. You'll be glad you did your best once you are snacking on a doughnut.
7. Study hard, you'll be super happy once you get a good test score on the SAGE test.
8. Get good grades so you can go to the 7th grade party. It'll be lots of fun.
9.You will be able to watch movies. Sometimes after reading a class book you will be able to watch movies. Its interesting to see the differences between the book and the movie.
10. Most of all have fun in 7th grade!

The Top Ten Things About Mrs. Robin's Class, Hadley Arnold P.6

1. Mrs. Robins. She is without a doubt the most incredible teacher I’ve ever had. She is encouraging, helpful, kind, and hilarious. Yet, she won’t be afraid to get on top of you for not getting work done. She also never fails to show how proud she is when you do well. Overall, she is an amazing teacher.
2. iRead Program. Although it requires some effort, it is definitely worth it. The program allows you to expand your reading skills. Because I was required to read different genres I was able to find new books that I really enjoyed. Also, you don’t want to miss out on the iRead party at the end of the year. Honestly, just the feeling of completing the program and the praise you get for it makes all worth it.
3. Blog Posts. The blog post that is due at the end of each month improves your writing immensely. Mrs. Robins always makes the blog posts on a subject that is fun and easy to write about. Peer comments are very helpful and made me a better writer.
4. Writing Contests. Writing contests are usually on a simple subject and even fun to write. When you write one for Scope Magazine, you will win a prize and Scholastic writes you a letter complimenting you on your writing. If you try your best, you have a much higher chance of winning. I won one this year, and it was definitely worth the work.
5. Class activities. Sometimes in class, Mrs. Robins had incredibly fun lesson plans. One time, we went outside and had a race to practice ACES and OREO foldables.That’s just an example of the many other classes we spent having fun while still learning. As long as you always have a positive attitude, you’re insured to have fun in class.
6. College Field Trip. We went on a field trip to the college. It was so much fun. We took a tour and got to sign a book that is part of the cloud in the library. We learned all about the college and where to find sources, plus it was nice to get out of school. There were also some super cute guys! Haha!
7. Class reading. This was a very fun part of class. We read Wednesday Wars, A Long Walk To Water, and The Giver. All were amazing books, and it was fun to discuss them with the class.
8. Teams and Team Flags. All of the tables I sat on were full of great students and were easy to work with. It was also very fun to make team names and the posters.
9. Essays. Although it may not sound fun, they really were. Mrs. Robins gave us interesting things to write about and I think I became a much better writer because of it. She also had contests to see which period would have the most turned in on time. If you won, you got to have some sort of party/treat.
10. Movies. After we read A Long Walk To Water we compared it to the movie The Good Lie. We also watched The Avengers after we finished our Superheo essay. After reading The Giver, we also watched that movie. Watching the movies and comparing them to the books was very enjoyable.

In conclusion, this year will be amazing. Remember to keep on top of your work and always put in your best effort! Be kind to your classmates and have a positive attitude. Good luck, have a great year!

Top Ten Things (what you need to know about Language Arts)

Jonah Wimmer

Mrs. Robins

Language Arts

5/9/16

Top Ten Things (what you need to know about Language Arts)

Before reading this list it is important that you know how fun the next year will be, while arduous at times, Mrs. Robin’s is a great and teacher and is one of the very best so consider yourself lucky.

1. Keep a good attitude. Regardless of your writing capabilities, with a good attitude every challenge will seem a little less daunting and this class will become funner.

2. Work hard. With a good work ethic and a determined mindset anything is achievable, don’t forget that.

3. The key to success is to not procrastinate. At times I waited until the day an assignment is due, while for the month that I was blowing the assignment off I was happy, when it was due I was extremely stressed and always realized it wasn’t worth it.

4. Be prepared, I personally am not a great example of this, having to often ask a friend for a pencil. However, despite me being bad at it, you can be good at it so remember your stuff.

5. There will be lots of drama, I mean it’s 7th grade for crying out loud. Nonetheless don’t take part in it and if you do then just know that further down the road it will all seem meaningless.

6. Stay on task. This is similar to the “Do Not Procrastinate” thing but what the heck, it’s still important. In class it’s easy to get caught up in some game, in my case Slither.io or Agar.io. It’s important while on computers to do your work and not waste time. Time is precious and should be used wisely in class so that you have little or no homework; in my case I usually worked diligently and almost never had homework.

7. Don’t judge others, there will always be others who are different. Keep an open mind and treat them fairly and justly.

8. Don’t be rude to your classmates and try to ignore the impulses that tell you to be a pain in the butt for teachers and fellow students.

9. The year that ensues will be great and jam packed with fun.

10. I’m really running out of things to say now other than good luck, your time at Lava Ridge will be great.

How to brave the dangers of Honors Language Arts

1. Some of the things that you need to know to brave the dangers of Honors language arts is, always be ready to learn and be happy. Always express appreciation for all that your teacher does for you. No matter what you may be doing, your teacher spent time on that, and that assignment is your grade, so you better do it well.
2. Another thing that you will need is to always need to know is that although sometimes it may be hard, and the assignments may be tough, continue on, for the rewards are fabulous! And it is also rewarding to see yourself become a better writer, and see the benefits of what you have learned.
3. Third, is you should always turn your work in on time or a soon as possible, this is also brings you rewards as well for it takes the stress off your shoulders.
4. Also, always pay attention, this will help you know what is going on in class, and will help you stay caught up, and may help you with a potentially hard assignment. Always paying attention will help you keep that A on your grade.
5. Fifth Never procrastinate. This will is something that I dislike about myself, and Trust me, you don’t want to get into the habit of procrastinating.
6. Sixth. Always be polite, in all that you do, this shows that you care about the way that you treat others, and this will also prompt others to treat you with the respect that you deserve.
7. Missing work, and absences. When you may be absent, and when you look on your grade, and you find that you are missing some work, always quickly do that assignment, for you may lose points for being late, and when you quickly get this done, you’ll find that you will not have as much stress or pressure looming over you.
8. Helping others. Always be willing to help others, not cheating, but if they have a question on how to do a small task that will help them on an assignment. This will help you if you will ever need help in a tight spot, for other people will be willing to help you when you have helped them in the past.
9. Read all the way to the iread 40 club! This will be extremely rewarding at the end of the year, and you’ll feel extremely disappointed otherwise. Read all your genres. Trust me, I know.
10. Another thing that will make you feel more comfortable, is that you are in a room full of people that are just as smart as you are, this will give you a extremely stimulation conversation. This will also help you do better on assignments, for if you are working as a team, you may get an idea from something one of your team members have done.

This are some of the things that you may need to brave the dangers and stormy seas of Honors language arts. Until you realize that honors language arts is very fun with Mrs. Robins as a teacher.