North Korea

Today during class for the first twenty or so minutes Mr. Schick let s screw around and do our own thing. I played some math games online for the first ten minutes and then following that I went up to my locker to organize a homecoming poster that I was using right after the dismissal bell. and so after the twenty minutes of free time, Schick started to talk to us about the president of the USA and the areas that aren't researched a lot on around the country. For example, Emmanuel in our class Is from Kenya and so when Mr. Schick asked him about the names of the areas around Africa, he was pretty rapid and knew what he was talking about. We then talked about the recent news about North Korea and on the players kneeing during the football games that had just taken place over the past weekend.

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