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mr. coonen you should put a link on the wiki that guides us to making our own wikis just in case some people who want to make them that cant stay after school can at least try to make it them selves
~Hailey P.S. I took the test in the library today so I guess im caught up from the days I missed school..
Mr. Coonen... i just looked at my grades on Family Access and it shows me that im missing chapter 18 test and study guides and i handed them in before christmas break to the library!!! So... please let me know what is going on with those scores!!! Thanks, Becca!!!
Hey this is Kristin. I have some comments on the political cartoons. Well, here they are: #1 I think this one means during the New Deal people began to grow in confidence because of all the programs that helped them. The train symbolizes the confidence zooming along. #2 I think this one means if FDR gets reelected he is going to "sweep" up all of our problems with the New Deal. THis cartoonist must have been in favor of FDR. #3 I'm not sure about this one but I think it means many were hesitant to Roosevelt's New Deal programs and didn't think they would work. So, they tried to slow down the passing of some of his programs. #4 I'm not really sure about this one either buy I think it means when Roosevelt wanted to make drinking beer legal again Congress was very surprised? #5 Roosevelt was trying to pull everyone along and together to get his programs passed, so the people could be helped. He was the leader of the people in the Great Depression. #6 I think this one means we need to trust Roosevelt's new programs because he will help us get through the Great Depression (in the cartoon, I think the Great Depression is the illness) Where did you get these old cartoons?
Kristin, thanks for putting effort into interpreting these political cartoons! I think you are right on target with your explanations!! I've added the extra credit to your latest test. Nice job!
Hi this is Chris. Here are my comments for the political cartoons. #2 I think this one means that FDR is going to try and sweep away our problems and try to help the poor and not just the rich like he claims that Roosevelt did. #6 I think this one means that we need a good leader to patch up all of the bad things that happened dueing the Great Depression. Thats why FDR is in a docters suit. #8 I think this one means that he is trying to pull away all of the problems that were caused during the Great Depression. He is trying to help all of the people who dont have jobs or trying to make the banks stronger. #4 I think this one means that he wants the amendement of proibition to be taken away because he can make money off beer. Many business can make alot of money making beer and it will help the farmers. The government can put a tax on beer so they can make tons of money. Thats all I got
Great job, Boehner!! Get ready for lots more political cartoons in the second semester! I've added the extra credit to your latest test. Very cool that you took the time to comment on the wiki!
Hello Mr.Coonen this is Megan Berndt. Here are my thoughts on the cartoons...#1 I think it means when FDR came in with his new ideas and the new deal people started having confidence in the US again because there was help coming.The train shows how fast people started having confidence again and (i think i read it right) the guy falling over is how the people were before..depressed and had no confidence. #6 I think this one means that people were trusting FDR to help them through the depression and they had to trust he his ideas would have good outcomes (even though some may not always). #2 I think this one means something about when they re-elect FDR there would be changes in the US and he would "sweep" up the problems people faced from the great depression. Well there ya go!
Very interesting interpretations, Ms. Berndt! I agree with a lot of what you wrote. I will add the extra credit to your latest test when I get back to school on Monday. By the way, did you construct your own wiki over the weekend?!
hey mr.coonen this is skylyr, here are my thoughts on the cartoon. when it says confidence in a doctor is half the battle. what that means is when you vote for the president and then he gets elected half the battle is getting past bad and in the long run you are able to work things out as in what chris said FDR is going to patch things up.
Skylar, yes...confidence is half the battle..whether we're talking about the Great Depression or our personal lives. Nice job! I'll add the extra credit to your latest test!
i watch a banjo duel and it was very insperational when the kid and the adult both were playing the banjo and then it ended up both of them playing really really fast. it touched my heart it was very cool. i hope to watch that full movie again i asked my dad about that movie and he still knows it. i asked him when we can watch it and he said soon so im hoping that i can watch very soon that would be cool well i got to go mr.coonen well have a good one bye.
Hey Skylar, Thanks for the message! I'm not sure what banjo duel you're talking about, but it sounds pretty darn cool! What movie are you talking about?...the banjo duel or Grapes of Wrath?
Mr. Coonen, how do I make a seperate link from my home page, so i can make a seperate page for football, basketball, NCAA BBall, NCAA Football and more?
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h. molash said
at 11:37 am on Jan 7, 2011
mr. coonen you should put a link on the wiki that guides us to making our own wikis just in case some people who want to make them that cant stay after school can at least try to make it them selves
~Hailey P.S. I took the test in the library today so I guess im caught up from the days I missed school..
Kory J Coonen said
at 9:17 pm on Jan 11, 2011
Hailey, That's a great suggestion!! Perhaps, I'll do that! Got your test. Thank you! :)
Dakota Bemowski said
at 8:40 pm on Jan 7, 2011
Mr. Coonen i have a video for you http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vvy0wRLD5s8&feature=related
Kory J Coonen said
at 9:19 pm on Jan 11, 2011
I watched it. Highly entertaining. All they need to do is add two more presidents! :)
Dakota Bemowski said
at 8:40 pm on Jan 10, 2011
I shall now start calling most people chipmunk.. . . .. .Now fear my kittyness (look at pic)
Kory J Coonen said
at 9:20 pm on Jan 11, 2011
Dakota, in my world, kitties and chipmunks get along. I hope the same is true in yours! :) How are things going? Keep doing your best!
r. coats said
at 8:42 pm on Jan 11, 2011
Mr. Coonen... i just looked at my grades on Family Access and it shows me that im missing chapter 18 test and study guides and i handed them in before christmas break to the library!!! So... please let me know what is going on with those scores!!! Thanks, Becca!!!
Kory J Coonen said
at 9:18 pm on Jan 11, 2011
Got it, Becca! Thanks for the heads up! Those scores will be entered tomorrow (Wednesday). Glad you're checking in on your progress! :)
r. coats said
at 4:56 pm on Jan 12, 2011
Thanks Alot
Kory J Coonen said
at 9:36 pm on Jan 12, 2011
No...thank YOU! :)
r. coats said
at 7:37 am on Jan 13, 2011
yup lol :)
Dakota Bemowski said
at 8:43 pm on Jan 12, 2011
Mr. Coonen tell people that if they want to talk too me they can go to my wiki and i have a chatango there.
Kory J Coonen said
at 9:37 pm on Jan 12, 2011
I will tell them, Dakota. How are things going at....uhm...where are you, again????
Dakota Bemowski said
at 7:20 am on Jan 13, 2011
i am at wisconsin rapids junior high school
Kory J Coonen said
at 12:31 pm on Jan 13, 2011
Ah...that's right! So...how are things going up there?
Dakota Bemowski said
at 4:45 pm on Jan 13, 2011
alright but i have to walk 1.1 mile from school to get to my house
m. casper said
at 9:55 pm on Jan 13, 2011
. . .
Dakota Bemowski said
at 7:07 am on Jan 14, 2011
What? its true
Em Hanson Rocks! said
at 11:06 pm on Jan 14, 2011
I wish wikis had a "like" button. The posts are....entertaining to read. :P
whs said
at 11:13 am on Jan 23, 2011
Em, that's a great idea! Hmm....mabye a "like" button (or the equivalent) could be added!
k. mcadow said
at 10:01 pm on Jan 18, 2011
Hey this is Kristin. I have some comments on the political cartoons. Well, here they are: #1 I think this one means during the New Deal people began to grow in confidence because of all the programs that helped them. The train symbolizes the confidence zooming along. #2 I think this one means if FDR gets reelected he is going to "sweep" up all of our problems with the New Deal. THis cartoonist must have been in favor of FDR. #3 I'm not sure about this one but I think it means many were hesitant to Roosevelt's New Deal programs and didn't think they would work. So, they tried to slow down the passing of some of his programs. #4 I'm not really sure about this one either buy I think it means when Roosevelt wanted to make drinking beer legal again Congress was very surprised? #5 Roosevelt was trying to pull everyone along and together to get his programs passed, so the people could be helped. He was the leader of the people in the Great Depression. #6 I think this one means we need to trust Roosevelt's new programs because he will help us get through the Great Depression (in the cartoon, I think the Great Depression is the illness) Where did you get these old cartoons?
k. mcadow said
at 10:02 pm on Jan 18, 2011
sorry that was really lonng
whs said
at 11:13 am on Jan 23, 2011
Kristin, thanks for putting effort into interpreting these political cartoons! I think you are right on target with your explanations!! I've added the extra credit to your latest test. Nice job!
whs said
at 11:14 am on Jan 23, 2011
whs said
at 11:15 am on Jan 23, 2011
kristin, there are oodles of political cartoons on the Internet....and you'll be seeing more of them 2nd semester! Fun, right?!! :-D
c. boehnlein said
at 10:49 pm on Jan 18, 2011
Hi this is Chris. Here are my comments for the political cartoons. #2 I think this one means that FDR is going to try and sweep away our problems and try to help the poor and not just the rich like he claims that Roosevelt did. #6 I think this one means that we need a good leader to patch up all of the bad things that happened dueing the Great Depression. Thats why FDR is in a docters suit. #8 I think this one means that he is trying to pull away all of the problems that were caused during the Great Depression. He is trying to help all of the people who dont have jobs or trying to make the banks stronger. #4 I think this one means that he wants the amendement of proibition to be taken away because he can make money off beer. Many business can make alot of money making beer and it will help the farmers. The government can put a tax on beer so they can make tons of money. Thats all I got
whs said
at 11:16 am on Jan 23, 2011
Great job, Boehner!! Get ready for lots more political cartoons in the second semester! I've added the extra credit to your latest test. Very cool that you took the time to comment on the wiki!
m. berndt said
at 6:32 pm on Jan 19, 2011
Hello Mr.Coonen this is Megan Berndt. Here are my thoughts on the cartoons...#1 I think it means when FDR came in with his new ideas and the new deal people started having confidence in the US again because there was help coming.The train shows how fast people started having confidence again and (i think i read it right) the guy falling over is how the people were before..depressed and had no confidence. #6 I think this one means that people were trusting FDR to help them through the depression and they had to trust he his ideas would have good outcomes (even though some may not always). #2 I think this one means something about when they re-elect FDR there would be changes in the US and he would "sweep" up the problems people faced from the great depression. Well there ya go!
whs said
at 11:20 am on Jan 23, 2011
Very interesting interpretations, Ms. Berndt! I agree with a lot of what you wrote. I will add the extra credit to your latest test when I get back to school on Monday. By the way, did you construct your own wiki over the weekend?!
s. france said
at 8:00 pm on Jan 19, 2011
hey mr.coonen this is skylyr, here are my thoughts on the cartoon. when it says confidence in a doctor is half the battle. what that means is when you vote for the president and then he gets elected half the battle is getting past bad and in the long run you are able to work things out as in what chris said FDR is going to patch things up.
whs said
at 11:21 am on Jan 23, 2011
Skylar, yes...confidence is half the battle..whether we're talking about the Great Depression or our personal lives. Nice job! I'll add the extra credit to your latest test!
s. france said
at 8:21 pm on Jan 19, 2011
i watch a banjo duel and it was very insperational when the kid and the adult both were playing the banjo and then it ended up both of them playing really really fast. it touched my heart it was very cool. i hope to watch that full movie again i asked my dad about that movie and he still knows it. i asked him when we can watch it and he said soon so im hoping that i can watch very soon that would be cool well i got to go mr.coonen well have a good one bye.
whs said
at 11:23 am on Jan 23, 2011
Hey Skylar, Thanks for the message! I'm not sure what banjo duel you're talking about, but it sounds pretty darn cool! What movie are you talking about?...the banjo duel or Grapes of Wrath?
Dakota Bemowski said
at 9:51 pm on Jan 19, 2011
Mr. Coonen can you add my chatango page to your front page
whs said
at 11:18 am on Jan 23, 2011
Dakota, I don't know what you mean. Explain, please...
Dakota Bemowski said
at 11:55 am on Jan 23, 2011
its hard to explain not being there in person.
m. casper said
at 8:10 pm on Jan 22, 2011
Mr coonen here's the link to my (official) wiki: http://itsnotafashionstatement.pbworks.com/w/page/35273649/FrontPage
whs said
at 11:23 am on Jan 23, 2011
I signed your wiki! Nice job, Miranda!!
Mitchel said
at 12:42 pm on Jan 23, 2011
http://fenrichsportswiki.pbworks.com/w/page/35287877/FrontPage
Mitchel said
at 10:11 pm on Jan 24, 2011
Mr. Coonen, how do I make a seperate link from my home page, so i can make a seperate page for football, basketball, NCAA BBall, NCAA Football and more?
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