Who is Squanto?                                                                                                                                                                                               Native Amarican Indian

Member of the Pawtuxet band

Squanto was at the first Thanksgiving in Plymouth

Squanto was a great leader

Squanto had many loved friends and family

one of the most famous Native Amicans born in Cap Code

well traveled-due to kidnapings

Govonor reconized Squantos efforts

Squanto died at 42

Squanto taught the colonist a lot

That is Squanto.

This year was my first White Oak Homecoming.And it was very neat.I learned why they only have homecoming every 3 years. Why is because there first homecoming there was a War.And that War lasted 3 years and while those people were gone they felt it wasnt right to not have homecoming with out them.And thats why we only have homecoming every 3 years.

I’ve learned a lot about 9/11. One big thing I’ve learned is that a lot of people died that did not need to. And a lot of people risked there life to save us. I feel very bad for the people of the family of the people that died . I hope some thing like this never happens again.

Hi

My Family is really big. I have two  siblings ,but they’re both older than me . 

I also have a Mom and Dad. And the last family member I have is my dog Lyssa. 

I love all my Family. 

So far 5th grade has been really great I love Mrs. Brantley’s class. Also Mrs Ummel is my fav teacher.I also love Mr. Macs class I really did not like science , but now I love it. In Msr Mcfalls class I have learned a lot. Also I really learned a lot in  Mrs Owens class. I think this year is going to be GREAT.

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