Top 10 list

These things are the important things to know and to do when you are enjoying Mrs. Robins class!
1: You need to know how to have fun and laugh A LOT!
Mrs. Robins is one who loves having fun and makes everything so joyful!
2:I liked how as an honors class we got each other.
It's important to know what people are like.
3:Know how to get work done on time.
don't procrastinate or wait till the last minute to do assignments!
4:read Read READ!
In Language Arts it is so important to read!
5.Be yourself!
this is a fun class. Be yourself and just don't worry about anything!
6:Be respectful!
Don't be rude.
7: Follow instructions
Listen very carefully to what Mrs. Robins wants you to do! Don't give her a headache!
8:Try hard
even though you feel like you are failing, just try your best to get everything back in order!
9:Get contests and writing blog done as fast as possible!
Do your contests even before the month starts! Don't wait all month to do your blog either!
10:Volunteer for everything!
try to do things that are out of your comfort zone!

Good Luck! Have fun this year!

Top Ten Things to Remember for Mrs. Robins Class

1. NEVER procrastinate, if you do, that will be the end of your L.A. grade.

2. READ!!!!! If you read, you will get into the I-read 40 club, and get to go to a party at the end of the year. Also, it's part of your grade, so you should do it.

3. Study hard, and get good test scores. Also, studying will help you with your SAGE test score. 

4. Get good grades so you can go to the 7th grade party.

5. DO YOUR WRITING CONTESTS! If you don't, have fun (not). And if you don't, and see that you are failing, just know that I warned you.

6. DO YOUR BLOG POSTS! They are also part of your grade. 

7. DON'T GIVE UP! Sometimes things will get hard, but you just need to do your best, and whatever you need help with, Mrs. Robins will help you. 

8. BRING A PENCIL. Mrs. Robins will not bring one for you.

9. TRY! Try when you do ANY assignment because if you don't, you will notice that your grade drops, which I have personally noticed in my own grades.

10. FYI: Writing the school newspaper is SO fun!

 And seriously, if you want to annoy your class to the breaking point, make puns. As you may have noticed, I mentioned lots about grades and just so you are aware, it is SO important.

Good luck 7th graders!

LAST ONE: DUE MAY 16TH

LAST BLOG POST! DUE May 18, 2016

Can I just say that I'm going to miss you guys? It's been a fantastic year and I'm so proud of each of you.

As your final blog post, I want you to write a Top 10 List of what they need to know to do to succeed in Honors Language Arts/what you liked about the class. No negativity please, I'll give you an anonymous survey where you can pour your heart out.

Think back to last August when you were a brand spankin' new 7th grade, what do you know now that you wish you knew then. Keep it to 10 items, and yes, (always) feel free to have fun with it!
I'm excited to see what you write:)

Peace out, you guys are the BEST!

My Dream

I dream of doing what I love, to be a Doctor and enjoy my job. I want to have 2 kids, 1 boy and 1 girl. I want to raise those kids with my husband. I dream of getting paid good money in my job, it doesn't matter to me if I have a big house or a small one honestly. But before all of that I want to do good in school I want to graduate high school and go to college and have a great career. That's my dream.

My Dreams

I dream that I will have a job that won't make me sit down all day. Like a sport or a type of chemist. I also hope I can have a job that pays well enough to get me a nice house and to pay for my family. Actually, something that can pay for like, 3 families. I'm not saying I want 3 families I just want a really well paying job to make them happy. I also hope I can get a truck that I can get dirty so I can go hunting with it without ruining it or getting it stuck somewhere. That would be sick.

My Dreams

     When I grow older and I'm thrown out of my house and out into the real world, I plan on being ready. My plans are to finish school as a 4.0 student and attend Stanford University or Arizona State University. My parents, both being school teachers, are really serious about me getting good grades so I can attend a good college. They also inspire me to participate in as many extra-curricular activities as possible in order to strengthen my applications and scholarship opportunities. I hope to get scholarships in music, academics, and baseball. My college resume` is going to be packed tight with all the extra-curricular activities I participate in. When college is over and my adult life begins, I' fully intend on becoming a professional baseball player. I understand that this will require a lot of hard work and dedication, which I'm willing to put in.  Of course, no plan is a good plan without a backup plan (that's a lot of "plans").  At this time, I am looking at becoming a mechanical or civil engineer as my safety net plan.  I'd like to make enough money to live comfortably with my future family. If possible, I'd like to donate towards charity and cancer foundations. After I've had the time of my life with my wife and kids, I'd like to buy a retirement home. My mom and dad say that I have to buy them a retirement home first, since they are just teachers and I intend on negotiating a spectacular contract with the Washington Nationals.  After playing in a baseball tournament in Cooperstown, New York, I just fell in love with the whole place, so when I retire, I'd like to settle down and buy my wife and myself a nice retirement home there. On the whole, my dreams may seem colossal and exact, but that is what I am already working towards.

                       Dreams of the Future

     My future dreams are living in a big house, with 3 dogs, 24 chickens, a tortoise, and a great white shark. I'll be living alone as a single man, because I'm too good for anybody. I will be an Architect and will be making some good cash.(I'll be counting all the Benjamin's one by one) I also want to be helping build homes that will be affordable for some people, and make their lives happy. I'll also be going to California for a week every month. When I'm fifty, I'll be a full time architect, and a neighborhood plumber. And when I'm extremely old, I'll be in my house, sitting in my chair, and be asleep for 20 hours.(for the other 4 hours, I'll be watching T.V.) My dreams may or may not happen, but as long as I'm happy, I'll live a good life.

A Future Dream

As we slowly grow older, we all have dreams. I, for one, have many. I dream all the time of going to and graduating from BYU for college, and graduating from high school. Once I complete that, I really want to work hard to be a teacher. I want to teach younger grades, since I love being around little kids. I also want to get married and have kids. I really want to have a big family, and live in a big house. For a long time, I have also dreamed of being an author, and I have attempted to write my own stories, but, according to my dad, who is also a language arts teacher, they could use some work. If (and hopefully when) I become a teacher, I also want to teach language arts, like my dad. One of my idols is Walt Disney, and all he did was dream. That's why I like him and his Disney movies so much. Almost every single Disney movie will remind you that anything is possible, and to never stop dreaming, so I, for sure, never will.