The Final Exam

 I want the final exam to be worth is 20% of our grade because of the many projects that we are being assigned eit will not affect our grade as bad if we don't or can't get it done.

Publisher and Writer Anika Woods all About Me

 My name is Anika Woods and some people doesn't know me, but I wanted to tell you what I'm like. I am apart of the A.R.A(Alexis, Rhonice, Anika) Publishers and Writers, my life is all about me. First of all,  I'm a 12 year old girl who love pizza because its really good, and all the toppings. My role model of all is my mom, because she tells me if I'm right or wrong, what to say and how to say it, she supports me in everything I do. My life right now is really bright, a highlight of my life is that I'm in 8th grade enjoying the wonderful teachers and peers I'm lucky to have. This is one of the most important thing in my life because this is my last year in middle school and almost in high school. I also like to play in the rain. People may find this wired but its enjoyable. 

The Iroquois Tribe

 The Iroquois nation lived in conflict with one another. The Mowhawk, Onelda, Onandaga, Cayaga, and the Seneca Nations.  Iroquios has live in the woodland for 2000 years.

Publisher and Writer Alexis Adams All About Me

Hello my name is Alexis Adams and I am part of the A.R.A Publishers and Writers in the Daisy Bates class. I am at my last year at Stuart Hobson Middle School and then I am moving on to High school. My future holds alot of things. I would like to go to high school for playing instruments and stage production.  I am not pretty sure what high school I want to go to but I have alot of choices. But one of my first choices are Duke Ellington School of the Arts. I believe I can reach the goals I have I just have to try. My role model is my mom because she encourages me to make great choices in life. I love to read books and write also.

The A.R.A Publishers and Writers About Dasiy Bates

Daisy Bates was a civil rights activist, writer and publisher. She was the head of the NAACP Arkansas branch, Bates played a crucial roll in the fight against segregation, and in 1954, the United States Supreme Court declared that school segregation was unconstitutional in the land mark case known as Brown vs. Board of education. Even after that ruling some African American students who tried to enroll in white schools were turned away in Arkansas. Bates and her husband  chronicle this battle in their newspaper in 1951 she helped nine African American student to become the first to attend a white school which is call central high school in Little Rock and became known as the Lttle Rock Nine. I think this history is significant and appropriate that our class name is after this person is we know that its a person that Ms.Trenkle pick and we think that it is appropite to learn about different pepole but this is a great person.