What was your favorite station at the zoo? I had to favorite stations, one was the owl station, where we got to see how our vision is compared to the owls. The other station was about the sea lions, and how their environment affects them. I liked the owl station the best because we got to use a big circular thing, that you brought up to your head, and someone would move a little tab at the side, that way you could see how your vision is compared to an owls.

How was the end of the Inca Empire similar to the end of the Aztec Empire? The end of the Inca's empire was pretty much similar like the Aztec's. Both of them were unknown, and no one knows much why it could have collapsed. For both of them empires, they both have similar theories, or thoughts about how the empires could have ended. 
     One theory, was that there were too many sacrifices. There was another one where scientists believe that their rulers were too demanding, and the people didn't want to follow their way of life any more. Then there was a lot of war. Small city-states always fought over land. People always lost or gained land, and it happened quickly. You could have had the same land for a while, lost it, and then win over it again.

Have you learned about the Mayan civilization? If you have you might have a theory about how the civilization collapsed. For example: warfare, over-population, over-demanding rulers, and climate change, are all theories of how the Mayan civilization collapsed, think the people that have been learning about the Mayans.
      Personally, I think that the Mayan civilization collapsed for all of these  reasons. Warfare, was a common way that the city-states would take control of their land. There could have been over-population, or the over-demanding rulers made the people not want to listen to the rulers and go against them. There are many reasons you could think of why the Mayan civilization collapsed.

We are pretty much almost done with the year. Throughout this school year there have been many memories, do you have any? My favorite memories from seventh grade start back to when I was in summer school. During, summer school, I was able to meet new friends and meet up with friends I hadn't seen in a long time. There everything started, when summer school was over we just had to wait till the year started.
      Then the year started, where you at first didn't know where your classes were at, and you didn't know much people. Then you started to fit in and meet new people, memorize your schedule. Then there was the dance, the rally, and a lot of other memories that you probably had on those days.

What are theses? There are actually 95 theses which Martin Luther wrote describing all the bad things the Roman Catholic Church was doing like selling indulgences and that kind of stuff. Once he wrote them, he went to go post them on the door of the Castle Church where the priest and popes where. Everyone came to here about this story and the 95 theses that Luther thought were bad things that were happening in the church. The priests and popes in return said that he was a heretic, and it was just the practice of heresy. 
     Out of those 95 theses I think that the following that I am going to list are the most important that we should follow daily. Especially if you're in school or work or where ever you are you should follow them. The penitential canons apply only to men who are still alive, and, according to the canons themselves, none applies to the dead. I think you should follow that theses.