For this article, Karina Davidoff, Gabriel Burleigh, Emi Shvartser interviewed Ms. Wareham. Let's see what Ms. Wareham is all about!
Q: Who's your favorite author?
A: Ms. Wareham (she wrote herself!)
Q: What's one skill that you would like to improve?
A: She said she would like to improve at soccer so she can play with her niece.
Q: What's your favorite breakfast item?
A: Her favorite breakfast item is avocado toast.
Q: If you could meet anybody in history, who would it be?
A: She would like to meet Anne Frank because she was such a brave young person during a difficult time for so many people.
Q: What's your favorite animated movie?
A: Her favorite movie is Little Mermaid because the songs are so good!
Q: If you had a free day to do any thing you want, what would you do?
A: She would like to fly in a private plane with her friends!
Q: Which friends would you like to take with you?
A: Her niece, her dog, and her niece's friends.
This has been great. Thank you Ms. Wareham!
Source: Ms. Wareham
By: Gabriel Burleigh, Karina Davidoff, and Emi Shvartser
We picked Ms. Chun because we know how much she does for our school. We also wanted to learn more about her because she is our principal! Be sure to read through all of the questions and answers to gain more knowledge on our wonderful principal, Ms. Chun.
By: Avital Moldovan and Sophia Smith
Ms. Chun's favorite!
Ms. Chun would like this woman to play herself.
Thank you Ms. Chun for taking your time away from your work and letting us interview you!
By: Aaradhya P.
Katherine Johnson was a mathematician who's calculations were instrumental in ensuring the safe and successful launch of John Glenn into orbit, the first American to orbit Earth. She worked as a "human computer" at the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA), the precursor to NASA, performing and checking complex calculations for space missions.
Sources: Nasa (.gov), and Britannica
by: Frank
He is a statesman and inventer. He was born on January 17 in Boston, Massachusetts and died on April 17, 1706 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He is best known for being a founding father of the United States. He didn't patent any of his inventions , letting people use his ideas for free.
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by: Frank
He is a scientist and a inventor. He was born on March 14, 1879 in Ulm, Germany and died on April 18, 1955 in Princeton New Jersey. He was best known for Theory of Relativity and E=mc2. He was offered the presidency of Israel.
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