Showing posts with label Alyssa T.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alyssa T.. Show all posts

Friday, March 11, 2011

Congratulations to the winner of the
Spelling Bee, Alyssa T.!
Runner up, Matthew P.
The winning word for Alyssa was “luminescent”
Spelled l-u-m-i-n-e-s-c-e-n-t.
Some other words from the blockbuster round were “simultaneous” and “camouflage”

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Untitled


By Alyssa T.
You stare at an almost blank screen thinking of what to
type
You start typing random things, realizing that it makes
no sense
Then you think of an idea
You start typing really fast not even bothering to correct
mistakes until it’s done
Sooner or later you have a finished product
You begin to ask yourself how this happened
Then you realize it wasn’t so hard
If you stare at a blank screen things will appear
I call this untitled because at first I did not know what to
type
Then I started typing out of nowhere
Realizing that I could write about

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Eyes

By Alyssa T.

Everywhere I go I see people studying, eating or in some sort of chat group when we have recess or free time. I also see that some people are just walking around, maybe exploring the building.
Some people are just getting ready for what is next. I notice that everyone has something going on.
Everywhere I look there are signs saying to write for
I seem to think the "Upper Upper Level," as I like to call it, is the most popular hangout spot, especially for the 7
You may not agree with me but I cannot help what I notice and see. I‘ve been told by friends, "you‘ve got eyes, use 'em." I finally realized what they meant. Without asking questions, observing, noticing or seeing things, you may not get the big picture. But I sure do
The Column or Ponus Papers. There are even signs for this in the bathroom. People are mostly always excited for sports games or maybe are showing off something new they have or got. th graders. Most kids are there during any free time. I guess the 3rd level is cooler. Every day I hear something new. I wonder what all the buzz is about; then I eventually find out. So, I wrote this article, story, poem or whatever you want to call it to show my appreciation for what I see or notice every day. I love how the 9th graders are so energetic and how they have so much spirit. I soon realize there is so much more I can say I have noticed, but people will soon notice it too. Look around and you will see what I see: A BIG, HAPPY STUDENT BODY. see it.