What I learnt About Science

 So my class had this quiz about Materials

We also learned was that states of matter, the 3 types of things are Solid, Liquid, and Gas. The particles of Solid are very organized and they cannot move but just stays still. The particles of Liquid are they are separated and they can move freely but the particles of gas are kind of the same as a liquid but way more movement then the liquid cause they can move freely but way crazier.

What I also learned is that gas can weigh anything inside and they can change the shape by itself when it's in a container just like liquid and gas can be squashed. we saw a video to see the answer during the quiz. Now I learned that Solids can change shape on their own when you squeeze, heat, and when we tear them apart.

these are the particles in solid

these are the particles of liquid

these are the particles of gas

I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud By William Wordsworth

The reason why I think William wrote this poem is that maybe he actually was lonely as a cloud so he wrote this poem.

The connection I made to the title is maybe the cloud is the only cloud in the sky.

There are four paragraphs in the poem.

The pattern of the poem is AABBCC in all stanzas.

What I feel of the poem is it's sad and depressed cause I feel like the cloud doesn't have anybody to play with.

The poetic devices I found is "I wandered lonely as a cloud" is a simile, "golden daffodils" is a hyperbole, "beneath the trees fluttering and dancing in the breeze" is a personification, "Continuous the stars that shine" is a simile and "ten thousand saw I at a glance" is a hyperbole.

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If By Rudyard Kipling

I think the reason my Rudyard wrote this poem might be teaching a lesson of what's gonna happen or it might happen. The pattern of the poem is AAAAB and each stanzas rhyme and there are three poetic devices I found in the poem and there are four paragraphs.

Challenging Ourselves

 

Challenging ourselves is the value for this week so what I did is trying the things I add that is hard for me to do

my next step is trying more new things so I will get better doing the things I will try.

Sympathy By Paul Laurence Dunbar

 

The reason why I think that Paul wrote this poem is that they are maybe some birds were in a cage and they would have been sad either that they just wanna fly anywhere but they can't cause they're stuck and maybe Paul have seen one before and made a poem about it. The tone of the poem to me is that I feel sad and angry at the same time because of the caged bird.