What is a website wire frame? Explain. If you don't know what it is, look it up. Find an image online to place on your blog that represents a website wire frame and how they work.

A website wire frame, also known as a page schematic or screen blueprint, is a visual guide that represents the skeletal framework of a website. Wire frames are created for the purpose of arranging elements to best accomplish a particular purpose. Definition courtesy of Wikipedia.

Finish this sentence "10 years from now I will be...."

10 years from now I will be working a job and dating a super hot girl that I plan to marry; I will live with her in the suburbs. We will have many children, and she and I will raise them well and I will retire with tons of money.

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Tell me about your weekend. Go.

My weekend was really fun. I was sick on Friday, so I didn't get to wrestle in the meet on Saturday. I still had to go to the meet, though, and sit through the whole thing. I think it took around five hours. The good thing was that I got to go to McDonald's afterwards and got food there. On Sunday, I had a rec. basketball game. We lost by twenty, but it was fun because we just threw up half-court shots for the whole second half.

Tell me a little bit about yourself and your life here at BVHS. What activities or clubs are you involved in? What year are you in school? What is your favorite class and/or teacher so far this year? What are you looking forward to this school year? Include some original photos from your phone if you can.

I am a freshman in high school here at Blue Valley High School. I can't wait to be a sophomore, though, to make fun of the freshmen as I get made fun of every day. I am involved in wrestling, and I go to a chess club meeting about every two months. I am looking forward to coding in Ms. Scheuerman's amazing Web Design class!

Ask a question.
Be yourself.
Consider your options.
Don't give up.
Eat exotic foods.
Fail at everything... then you won't be expected to succeed.
Give up.
Haters gonna hate.
If you like skiing, go skiing.
Jump into toxic waste... you will get superpowers.
Kill anyone who gets in your way.
Listen.
Make bank.
Never swallow toxic waste.
Over your dead body.
Protect your family.
Question everything.
Run a marathon.
Start a business.
Try new things.
Undermine everyone's authority.
Vases are worthless... break them.
Win when you should lose.
X-pect to fail.
Youth are for disappointing.
Ziiiing! Always use onomatopoeia.

What are your thoughts on this class so far? Easy? Hard? Informative? Frustrating? What have you learned so far? What do you want to learn? Explain yourself.

So far this class has been very fun, in part because I sit next to Matthew Boushka, the best kid on the planet. One interesting thing I have learned so far is how to code a simple HTML website. I want to learn how to code CSS, a fancy word for making your website pretty.

The Weekend

Tell me about your weekend. What did you do? Upload a photo to your Google Drive and then insert the photo (or photos!) to your blog post to show me what all you did.
Over the weekend, I played a basketball game on Matthew Boushka's team. We lost by 19 points, but it was a win in my heart because I had more than half the team's points. After losing the game miserably, I went over to Boushka's house and watched the Packer's win. Let's go Packers!

maginary Report Card

Playing Basketball: A

Eating: A

Going to School: B

Sleeping: A

Stuff: A

Read this small newspaper clipping and then write a blog post about it. What are your thoughts? How does it make you feel? Do you agree? Disagree? Explain yourself.

After reading the newspaper clipping, I think the principal is right when he says, "You are important and you are needed." He is saying that everybody has a part in the world, even if it's a really small one. He is also right when he says, "The world does not owe you a living, you owe the world something." He is saying that good things aren't just going to come to you. You have to work for them.