Frank Broyles on Prezi Mr. McClung has asked us this week to use a new website he found called, Prezi.com. It is a quick fun way to set up a presentation. I selected Frank Broyles because he lives close to home, and his family is a friend of my family.
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With only 9 days remaining until the race for the cure here in Northwest Arkansas, this week we have stepped out game up for these last few days. Earlier this week I sent out a “call to arms” for all my students and their parents help us out with our fundraiser. The document shown above…
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For those of you not aware, in the past month I have been involved with an ongoing project to create an iPhone/iPod app for our class blog. Although it has been a pain in the neck at times, it looks like our app will be published soon. Thank you iSites team for being so patience…
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Students, yesterday Mr. Champion spoke to you about your Explorer test which showed you what type of field of work you might be interested in. Pictured above is the World-of-Work MAP that he shared with you during class, if you would like to access this map and explorer future job possibilities click here to access…
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Tanner Nock
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Those of you that follow our blog close enough know that I am no fan of winter weather. With that said, I could not be happier with the beautiful weather we have had here in Fayetteville the past two days. With temperatures in the 70’s and 80’s this week it is safe to say that…
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Lesson One – Speed Traps Violator…that’s what I am. Never in my life had it more more clear that I Joseph K. McClung am indeed a violator. Late last night (11:05 pm…according to my ticket) I was driving to my home from a short trip to Mountain View, AR (hometown) when one of Rogers’ finest…
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Lesson one- Too many books There are simply to many books in the world to read in to little amount of time. I have recently made a book schedule so i know when read which book. But what i haven’t thought of is books that teachers assign me to read. So over this break i…
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As a self-proclaimed Southern girl, I can honestly say that there is nothing better than living in the south. Everything about our way of living if hospitable, heartfelt, and delicious! In the south, food is a main point of society and it brings people together. Some of the food that describes our culture would be…
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At last the day is here! I would like to use this post to welcome you to Fayetteville and welcome you to our class blog as well. My name is Joe McClung and I am an 8th grade teacher at Woodland Jr. High in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Our class blog is dedicated to blogging about current…
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