Some poems by Camren D. Morgan.
Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
If I was dead,
I'd wish to be you.
If I had three wishes,
Guess what they'd be?
All of the Lego's,
That I could see.
Number two, I think,
Would be to drink,
Whatever I think,
Especially If it was pink.
Three,
Would be,
The most grand,
Anything I wish,
Would pop,
In my hand.
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Showing posts with label Camren. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 08, 2011
The Aspie spectrum.
OK, I bet you heard of Autism, but I also bet you haven't heard of aspergers (aspies) .
Now, there is four parts of autism, Nero typical (normal people, you would classify.) , Aspie (middle, which I am in!), And autism, and down syndrome.
So, Nero typical, is like, my siblings, Alisha , Brady , and Abbie , and probably Sophia , as in you would think they are typical, (Nero typical) .
And so an Aspie, like my Brother Aiden , and my mom, Marly, all have aspergers, like me.
So, an example of being an Aspie would be, having trouble with social situations, not understanding things unless you explain almost every detail, remembering all the presidents names and all of the history of them too, but remembering your own birthday, and stuff like that.
And an autism filled person would stomp around the house, speak gibberish, not now how to spell, make weird noises all the time instead of speaking, and a lot of the things that Aspies do.
Down syndrome, would be some one pushed over the edge with aspie traits and autism traits.
So, I may not be a doctor, I may just be 11 Yrs old, but I know things about my self.
Sincerely,
Camren.
Now, there is four parts of autism, Nero typical (normal people, you would classify.) , Aspie (middle, which I am in!), And autism, and down syndrome.
So, Nero typical, is like, my siblings, Alisha , Brady , and Abbie , and probably Sophia , as in you would think they are typical, (Nero typical) .
And so an Aspie, like my Brother Aiden , and my mom, Marly, all have aspergers, like me.
So, an example of being an Aspie would be, having trouble with social situations, not understanding things unless you explain almost every detail, remembering all the presidents names and all of the history of them too, but remembering your own birthday, and stuff like that.
And an autism filled person would stomp around the house, speak gibberish, not now how to spell, make weird noises all the time instead of speaking, and a lot of the things that Aspies do.
Down syndrome, would be some one pushed over the edge with aspie traits and autism traits.
So, I may not be a doctor, I may just be 11 Yrs old, but I know things about my self.
Sincerely,
Camren.
Monday, February 07, 2011
The new Guy
You know that post Exhilarating Un-school? Well, I got an update on that, because, I have a new school system, WWW.time4learning.com! It costs some bucks, but I learned so many things!
For lower level, (Pre-K to 3rd grade) you need to do 20 minuets (it's optional to change the time) of school (of choice), then after school you can do 10 minuets of playground: a bunch of computer games! (optional to make time higher or lower).
For upper level, (4th grade to 8th grade) It's almost the same as lower level, except for the fact that it's a lot harder.
By the way, if you draw pictures (like me), you can send it into Time 4 learning, too!
I don't know if this is on subject, but a couple of hours ago, my brother Brady (Age: 9) took apart a DELL laptop, for it was already broken because he kinda-sorta broke it (by: A: he did time 4 learning and hit the keys too hard: B: he played games on it and ALSO hit the keys too hard, Geez.)
So, untill next time,
Camren.
For lower level, (Pre-K to 3rd grade) you need to do 20 minuets (it's optional to change the time) of school (of choice), then after school you can do 10 minuets of playground: a bunch of computer games! (optional to make time higher or lower).
For upper level, (4th grade to 8th grade) It's almost the same as lower level, except for the fact that it's a lot harder.
By the way, if you draw pictures (like me), you can send it into Time 4 learning, too!
I don't know if this is on subject, but a couple of hours ago, my brother Brady (Age: 9) took apart a DELL laptop, for it was already broken because he kinda-sorta broke it (by: A: he did time 4 learning and hit the keys too hard: B: he played games on it and ALSO hit the keys too hard, Geez.)
So, untill next time,
Camren.
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Our exhilarating unschool!
Spending time with my siblings is good for the mind, and for me that's unschool. Everyone should try out home schooling better yet unschooling. What is unschooling you may ask? Unschooling is like a cup of life! Unschooling... is Awesome! Unschooling is DA-bomb, I get to choose what I want to learn, and when I want to learn it. Unschool should be called life school, because I get to learn how to cook, how to blog, how to do Algebra, how to keep a clean house, how to farm (town). I love going to the Library and spending hours having fun reading and choosing videos. I get to choose whatever I please, and learn anything I like, and have fun with it. Oh Yeah!
When I was in public school, I hated it. I did not like being away from my family, and I was bored, because I was too smart for the class. My mom had home schooled me for sometime before that, so it was a real punch in the mouth going to public school. I was bullied with words by others, but I didn't take it as an insult, because I was strong and YHVH was with me, even when my family was at home.
Home School, doesn't suck that much! Because I sit at the table with my family doing book work, and learning things like cursive and English. It's good doing book work, but it's better doing unschool because I learn way more things then I used to learn just out of textbooks. Like how to write a check. My siblings and I recently purchased a huge LEGO ship from a friend. And I wanted to know how checks worked since my mom was going to write a check for the ship. So she drew a huge check on the black board in the kitchen, and taught me all about checks and the banking system. I can now tell you all about checks and how they work, if you ask me, and I'm only 11. My mom says she didn't learn about checks until she had a checking account!
So, I hope you learn something new from this blog.
Sincerely,
Camren
When I was in public school, I hated it. I did not like being away from my family, and I was bored, because I was too smart for the class. My mom had home schooled me for sometime before that, so it was a real punch in the mouth going to public school. I was bullied with words by others, but I didn't take it as an insult, because I was strong and YHVH was with me, even when my family was at home.
Home School, doesn't suck that much! Because I sit at the table with my family doing book work, and learning things like cursive and English. It's good doing book work, but it's better doing unschool because I learn way more things then I used to learn just out of textbooks. Like how to write a check. My siblings and I recently purchased a huge LEGO ship from a friend. And I wanted to know how checks worked since my mom was going to write a check for the ship. So she drew a huge check on the black board in the kitchen, and taught me all about checks and the banking system. I can now tell you all about checks and how they work, if you ask me, and I'm only 11. My mom says she didn't learn about checks until she had a checking account!
So, I hope you learn something new from this blog.
Sincerely,
Camren
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