Kelly Said:

New to High School? Homework help!!?

We Answered:

Quick title: The First Day of School

Then just think of the many conversations you had with people throughout the day, in the hall, on break, in the lunchroom/cafeteria and add those as single paragraphs.
Ex.
As I sat in the cafeteria having lunch I met with some of my old friends and a new girl by the name of Kristie and it was her first year at this High School. She is a Junior this year and her sister who she was sitting with is a classmate of mine in her junior year. Kristie said it was bad enough that it was the first day of school again after a fun summer but it was also hard because she is new to the school period. We talked to her and let her know a few things about the school and it wouldn't be that bad here as everyone is friendly and willing to help. She told us "I want to be a veterenarian after high school" and it was exciting because I do too. We all agreed that the first day is always rough but at the same time we are getting closer to graduating and begin work on our careers.

Your Teacher is A Staff Member isn't she? Throw in a paragraph about things she talked about or if you had to stop by a counselors office about your classes or something.

Anywhoo best of luck and I hope this helps a bit.

Mabel Said:

Do you know any web site that will help you with your high school homework?

We Answered:

http://highschoolace.com/ace/ace.cfm
http://www.channel4.com/learning/microsi…

Misty Said:

Do you know a web site that will help you with your high school homework?

We Answered:

If you have the new version of AIM, theres a StudyBuddy, which can help a LOT

Andre Said:

HIgh School Chem Homework: Ions in Aqueous Solutions and Colligative Properties?

We Answered:

CaNO3(aq) and Na2CO3
spectators NO3 and Na2
net ionic equation=Ca(aq)+CO3(aq)->CaCO3

James Said:

High school homework time issue?

We Answered:

You need help with time management. Do you have parents? Maybe you could talk to them.

Randy Said:

High school homework??

We Answered:

I think you'll do fine and be much further along and ready for college when the time comes than many of your peers. You will have extra homework, so the biggest skill to master quickly is time management. It helps to stay off the computer and cell phone, as those are the biggest time "thieves" out there!

PS Don't bother with "half-baked" -- he'll be that way all his life!