Math is like my second favorite subject.I love to experience new things in math. It is very interesting to learn new thing even if it is sometimes hard to, but why miss out on something fun. Once you get use to something you really are in to,it is like you want to learn more about it and never stop. It's like a movie you get into it so much that you want to see it over and over again.
Right now in math we are learning new geometric topic. I learned that if a shape is not closed then it is not a polygon and if it is closed then it is a polygon.Polygons are like quadrilaterals, triangles, pentagons,hexagons,and other more. Also I learned about rays, line segments, intersecting lines, lines, angles, different tip of triangles and circles and also one more thing other different geometric terms.I think math is one thing you should really need in life, and if you are wondering what is my first favorite subject I like then it would be science.
Hi Mia,
I loved this sentence about math: "Once you get use to something you really are in to,it is like you want to learn more about it and never stop."
What a wonderful way to feel about learning! And from what you say that goes for science too!
To what kind of a job or career do you think these interests will lead?
Best,
Lani
Posted by: Lani | January 22, 2007 at 03:14 PM
I don't think me liking science and math will lead in to any thing, because when I grow up I will really like to be an artist. But the years are still young and I can always change what I want to be. Yes, I do love learning a lot. I even wish that we can have school on Sundays and Saturdays. I wish that because I hate and I hate staying at home. All I do is chores, chores, chores, and chores. Though sometimes I get out a book to read. Before I go I would like to ask you a question. What did you want to be when yu were growing up and did you become what you wanted to be?
Posted by: Mia | January 26, 2007 at 02:57 PM
Hi Mia,
What a good question! When I was your age, I wanted to be a nurse or a teacher. And I did become what I wanted to be! I was a teacher in high school and middle school for over 35 years. I never regretted the choice I made.
You are absolutely right when you that "the years are still young"; I know that you will find something just right for you, especially with your many areas of interest! Hmm, I wonder is there a career in which you could be an artist and include your interest in math and science--- Can you think of a way you could?
Best,
Lani
Posted by: Lani | January 28, 2007 at 08:39 PM
Hi Lani,
I thing my future career can put in some of my interst.Like I can use math in art to know how many mateirals I need and how many am going to use. Well, Science I think science will come in handy by mxing new colors,doing new projects that include experimenting things together. What do you think?
Mia
Posted by: mia | February 06, 2007 at 10:20 AM
Hey Mia,
Guess what math is my second favorite subject to! But, my favorite subject is sience, because you learn a lot of new things that are happening in uor world.I know exacly what you mean when you say that you want to learn more and never stop.I learned all that too like a week ago, but know I'm learnig about fractions they are very interesting. Well I have to go know.
From LAURA
Posted by: Laura | February 06, 2007 at 11:09 AM
Laura,
I am amazed that we both have things in common. I’m learning fractions too. I would like to learn more about you. Here are some question for you.
1. Do you like Rebelde?
2. Do you have a middle name?
3. How do you like our reading class?
4. What is you favorite song?
5. What is your favorite color?
I will answer you later.
Mia
Posted by: Mia | February 13, 2007 at 07:15 PM