Daily Blog 32

Today in Mr. Rease’s class was very informative. Our lesson was lead by student teacher Ms. Cook, and we first started with a bell ringer. The bell ringer today was to tell whether or not killing in the army was justifiable. This bell ringer led us into our work period, in which we read a short story called “Ambush.” We then worked in groups to further use evidence from the story to determine whether or not killing in the army is or is not justifiable. 

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