Lesson One – You Done Goofed

This week we have been learning about the Civil War and the first shots fired at Fort  Sumter. For a project that corresponds with this lesson, we have been writing news paper articles about the events of Fort Sumter from the point of view of either a southern newspaper or northern newspaper. One of the poplar head lines that students have been using with this project has been the phrase “you done goofed” in describing the point of view from a northern newspaper…of course the phrase was borrowed from the viral video of Jesse Slaughter from a few years back.

Lesson Two – Talent Show

Video taken from last year’s talent show.Today we will be holding the annual Woodland Talent Show. Every year I am blown away by the talents that our students bring to the show and it is always highly entertaining to watch. This year should be no different and there will be videos to follow I’m sure.

Lesson Three – Kyle

There is a bit of sad news this week. Our good friend Kyle, from 4th period, will be leaving us next week to move to Arizona. While Kyle may be a young man of few words, he has provided plenty of entertainment and memorable moments in 4th period and deserves a proper salute on this being his last Friday with us. We will miss you Kyle and we wish you the best of luck in Arizona.

Mr. McClung