Hey! Hope you guys are enjoying your summer! You probably might not know this, but Ramadan ,the month in which we fast from before sunrise till sunset, is approaching. Only 15 more days! This is one of the best times … Continue reading
Tag Archives: english
BRAWL
A few days ago in class I participated in my first BRAWL ( Battle Royale All Will Learn).
Food Mysteries Explained
Hello! I’ve been reading The Count of Monte Cristo and so far it is really interesting, but contains many plot twists, which leads you to questioning what’s true. In my class, a few days ago, we were given an assignment … Continue reading
How to: Chocolate Chip Cookies
Hey guys! So as you all know, Valentine’s Day is this week, so I thought i’d share one of my favorite cookie recipes.
Bake Sale
Hello! I just wanted to stop by and share my gourmet chocolate strawberries with y’all. I plan on selling on these for my English project. Thanks for stopping by!
How to: Banana Bread with Pecans
So I’m still reading A Tale of Two Cities and the issue concerning the availability of bread for peasants is mentioned multiple times. Bread was an important part of the peasants’ diet, however it became very scarce and expensive for … Continue reading
There’s a Reason Behind Everything
Hello!
Have you ever wondered how a ball of dough placed in a tray turns into a delicious, round cookie? Or, why exactly you use baking soda, eggs, and butter in your batter? Well, now you will find the answers that you’ve been waiting for.
Innovative Agricultural Technologies
Since we’ve been discussing a lot about our innovation projects in English class, I decided to explore on what kinds of projects related to food are out there. Surprisingly, I found this really cool company, which works to find new … Continue reading
RE:Framed Simple
To me, this quote sends a message that for something to be good, it doesn’t have to be all fancy or well known. Even something simple can have value and be great. I really like this quote because I believe … Continue reading
RE:Framed Crows vs. Crops
A few days ago in class, I observed an activity my teacher created, called “Crows vs. Crops.” In this, one student sat facing three other students who were sitting side by side. We all are working on an innovation project, … Continue reading