Event(s) I intend to train: i intend to train on long jump and 200 hundred m

How I intend to train after doing some research: i will watch a film on you tube about long jump how to jump and how to land

and for the 200m i will watch a video of how to exelirate off the line and finish the race

entrepreneur

today me and James where working on our entrepreneur we are trying to create our website we are going to sell t shirts and jackets we made our website on wix . com  James made our brand name called xotic and we have made about 8 different t shirts so far James also said that we should sell shoes so we might do that as well.

Entrepreneur

In SST i have been learning about entrepreneur i have looked into the characteristics.
we are learning how to make our own business. Now i am working towards becoming an entrepreneur me and James are designing our own t shirts and jumpers. entrepreneur

Chief Joseph                          

Son of a Nez Perce chief during the United States
westward expansion, Joseph was born at a time of many
disputes over land treaties, which led to years of injustice and
attacks from the American military. In 1871, Joseph became
chief and worked hard to keep his tribe from retaliating against
violence inflicted upon them. At one point, Chief Joseph negotiated
a deal with the federal government that would allow his tribe to remain
on their land; as was all too often the case in such situations, the
government reversed the agreement three years later and threatened
to attack if the tribe did not relocate to a reservation.

Human Right Hero

Rosa parks

Kade maioha       sst

By refusing to give up her seat

to a white man on a Montgomery,

Alabama, city bus in 1955. She got

arrested for not giving up her seat.

Black seamstress Rosa Parks 1913 2005

helped initiate the civil rights movement in

the United States. The leaders of the local

black community organized a bus boycott that

began the day Parks was convicted violating the

segregation laws. Led by a young Rev. Dr.

Martin Luther King Jr. the boycott lasted

more than a year during which Parks not

coincidentally lost her job and ended only

when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that

bus segregation was unconstitutional.

Over the next half century, Parks

became a nationally recognized

symbol of dignity and strength

in the struggle to end entrenched

racial segregation.