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In ELA we watched this movie called Life Is Beautiful. It takes time during the Holocaust, and there was this family that was sent to a concentration camp. The wife (Dora) was separated from the child and the father in the girls section of the camp. (I didn’t see the first part of the movie) So from what I saw, was that the leaders of the camp had tricked the children into going in the gas chambers for a “shower” and wiped them all out. But there was one child who didn’t like showers (Giouse)and so he ran to his father. And since his father was so creative, he came up with a game so his son wouldn’t get scared or anything. If the child follows all the rules and hide, he will win the game and get a tank. There was a time where the child wanted to leave but the dad said they were so close to getting the tank and tricked him into staying so they wouldn’t get caught escaping. But towards the end bad things start to happen and the Germans fight the U.S and the father gets caught to look for

In school one day I was sitting in class and all we heard in class was “Let go of her hair let go!” And we all ran outside and saw two girls fighting. One girl was standing up for her friend who recently moved to Florida but her friend got tired of the girl talking about her and the fighter’s friend was very shy so she stood up for her. And I felt proud of her because she wasn’t a bystander she was an upstander and even though it was a fight, it was for a purpose.

So like about a month ago we started this podcast named Serial and it really happened, the murder of Hae Min Lee and the suspects are Adnan Syed and Jay, so investigator Sarah Keonig re-opened the case because it happened in 1999 and wow a new trial for Adnan Syed was announced a few days ago.

Today I was wowed... A magician came to our school and everything he did was real. First he turned cloth into birds, then he turned the birds into A PUPPY! then he cut himself in half and moved across the table it was amazing. Then he stuck a sword through my teacher's throat! We were scared for her, I asked her how she felt and she said she felt nothing but at first she did. And then for the last one he put a girl on a table then a cloth to cover her, then removed the table and her head was leaning on one chair and her body was LITERALLY floating. It was a great experience, I couldn't believe it. Now were on spring break. Every time before a big break we do really cool things.

Today we went to the Holocaust museum. We learned a lot of things, on thing that we\as special to me was an actual survivor had came to our tour and told us his story. And it was really touching to see how life actually was by actual experience and he sad we should pass it down because we are the last generation to see actual survivors.

At our school we have these little white tabs in every classroom. They are used so we can slide our doors open and closed without having to go outside and lock them because if a real shoot out is happening all you have to do is remove the tab because the classrooms are always locked. And so during lunch my teacher isn't in her classroom so she removes the tab, and 3 times in a row I've been locked out. The first time she kept telling me to turn the knob and i was turning it was just locked. And the same exact thing happened to me in math class.