Monday, May 28, 2012

The Call Of the Wild

Author:  Jack London
# of pages:  218
Who would ever think that Buck, a family dog would ever be wild?  It turns out that buck's owner's son sold him to a dog sledding company.  Buck is a strong active dog, and the son got good money for him.  Buck is taught he has to be vicious with other dogs to survive.  Going from owner to owner, he knows each owner has a different personality.  His last owners do not know how to take care of dogs, so halfway through the trip the food is really low, and the dogs start starving.  One day Buck gets whipped for not getting up after the group's rest.  Luckly a stranger named John Thorton saves Buck and tells everyone to go on without him.  Buck stayed with John Thorton and really loved him.  Buck stayed with him until he started feeling the 'calls of the wild'.  Buck would dissapear for days at a time.  After one of his trips, buck smelled something horribly wrong on the way back to camp...  Read this interesting book to find out what happens next!   I have really loved this book since fourth grade, and want other people to read it. 

PS. Jack London is the Author as of White Fang, which I have also written a summary about. 

Thursday, May 10, 2012

WHAT I LEARNED IN COMPUTER LAB 4-10-12

Today in computer lab we had a free day.  We got to do anything we had already done while at Manchester.  The games I played were Samorost 2 and Electro city.  In Electro city, the purpose of the game is to keep your people alive and happy while you make changes to their environment.  I died in one game, but did very well in the next.  This game will help me in the future because it shows me not everything is about money and being selfish, but that people need to be happy to survive.  In Samorost 2 the purpose of the game is to help a man get his dog from the evil villains.  I had a lot of fun in computer lab.

Thursday, May 3, 2012

What I learned in science lab today 5-3-12

Today I learned many thing about how to clean a bird's feathers after an oil spill.  A bird's feather so not get clean with baking powder, citric acid, or espum salt.  Neil and I tried all these and none cleaned the poor bird's feathers.  I am very unhappy to say that I think our bird died.