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Spider-Man Far From Home               Movie Review THERE ARE SPOILERS - BE CAREFUL! Hi, I’m Charlie Baglio reporting for the CP Millennium. I'm here to talk about Spider-Man: Far From Home . We can all agree that "Far From Home" was great and all the Sony stuff with Marvel is solved, so no need to worry about that. Now let’s get to the real review - I give it a 87%. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 90%. I personally really like the movie and it was different. The Marvel Cinematic Universe is now completely in Phase 5 and things are changing. So in the movie they talk about Stark so much, that's what made me make it an 87%. NOW the Sony and Marvel things. Marvel is owned by Disney and Disney wants Spider-Man in the Avengers movies. But Sony currently owns the right to put Spidey in a movie, and they couldn't come to an agreement until now. In the movie, we see his name being revealed (Peter Parker) which I think is not bad to say, consi

The Great Barrier Reef is Australia's natural wonder. It is the biggest coral reef in the world. It contains over 2,900 individual reefs. The Great Barrier Reef is larger than the Great Wall of China. It is the only living thing on earth that is visible from space. The Great Barrier Reef stretches over 1,800 miles. The Great Barrier Reef has the largest collection of coral - over 400 different kinds. Living in The Great Barrier Reef are coral sponges, mollusks, rays, dolphins, over 1,500 species of tropical fish, more than 200 types of birds, about 20 types of reptiles including sea turtles and giant clams over 120 years old.

Sacagawea was born in 1790 or 1789 the exact date is unknown. She was a Shoshone Indian. Her life changed in 1800 when the Minnetaree Tribe tried to  captured the Shoshone Tribe. Seventeen Shoshone people died in the fight.  After the fight,  Sacagawea became a prisoner. She was then traded to a fur trader to be his wife.  She had no choice but to marry him. At 15, she had her first baby (boy) named Pompey. In 1804, American explorers were sent to learn about new territories. They did not speak Minnetaree or Shoshone. So the fur trader volunteered Sacagawea to be their translator.  These famous explorers are known as Lewis and Clark.  On their third day out of the Fort Mandan, Sacagawea found some food, like wild artichokes. Then  they found a beach. Clark explored the beach. While on shore Sacagawea cooked a scrumptious dinner. Five weeks later on May 14, 1805, Sacagawea saved the expedition from disaster.  When one of the boats filled up with water, Sacagawe

A couple of weeks ago, I had the chance to interview Mr.Ullman about his new position and about himself in the world of education.  I know some of us are wondering why Mr.Ullman has switched jobs. I asked him, “Were you given the option to continue with science or did you have to take a new position as STEAM teacher?” “I thought about it and realized it's always good to try something new.” And that's how the STEAM in our school was born. Many students at CP are excited and looking forward to this school year in STEAM. I asked Mr.Ullman about what we would be doing this school year that he was looking forward to. He said, “Doing coding in any grade,” and, “Toy hacking, which is taking apart toys and electronics.” He also said, “Teaching people how to use technology better.” But before bringing STEAM to life at CP, Mr.Ullman was a 5th grade teacher for 20 years. He graduated college with a degree in film and video. Soon after, he went back to colleg

Mrs. Farell Is a music teacher and she teaches saxophone, trumpet, clarinet, flute, trombone,  percussion (xylophone and drums), and euphonium.   She teaches very well and she teaches all sorts of songs!    Her saying is “practice makes perfect.” Which is true!                                What she does that helps a lot is that she first hums the notes in the song so you get the tune. Then she says a tip for you - sit up straight and no back on the chair.   Concerts In Mrs. Farrell's concert, the beginners or advanced students play their instruments. The beginner students play  2-4 songs. The advanced students play 2-5 songs.Two days a week, all beginner students or advanced students go to the music room and practice their concert songs. Mrs. Chorba Mrs. Chorba is the music teacher of the whole entire school. She is married to the gym teacher of the school, Mr. Chorba. She knows how to play all the instruments. Here are

Spoiled Dogs By: Chloe Hunt, Elin Tsai, Alessandra Kime   The top  Spoiled Dog Breeds #1 - Poodle.  #2 - Shih Tzu #3 - Cocker Spaniel #4 - Puli #5 - Coton de Tulear #6 - Chihuahua #7 - Pomeranian. #8 - Afghan Hound When people say “It's a dog's life” they usually mean unhappy or bad. BUT, some dogs have better lives then you will ever have. I’m talking millions of dollars, mansions, and phones. You could say they’re pretty doggone  spoiled. In this article we are going to be talking about spoiled dogs. Hope you enjoy!                        This dog's name is Lucky Diamond. She is a Maltese Poodle.  Lucky was born in New York City in 1997. Lucky had everything from a tailored dress worth $4,000 to a mini sushi bar. Sadly, Lucky passed away in 2012 when she was 15. She  planned to get married to another dog. The wedding would have cost $140,000!  This dog is Tinkerbell. She is a Chihuahua. Tinkerbell lived with 16 othe