kaylamrt09's Blog

I think i did well on my Muhammad Book. i think the style/ design is good and original. The pictures i drew also  turned out well. I wish my writting was better, though. It doesn’t sound like their is any voice. It sounds like a Social Studies book and i didn’t copy! I also didn’t like the paper i used. It doesn’t look very… I don’t know… profressional i guess. Oh Well! I think i should get a good grade on this assignment.

I learned a lot this past week in social studies but it was all mainly about Medieval times. I learned that there are serfs that are really just unfree peasants. I learned that what i thought knights were like is similar but not quite that. I didn’t know knights could become anything other than a knight but i learned that they could get land and they could be knight sand vassals. I didnt even know there was such thing as serfs and i didnt know that Peasants couldnt own land. I didnt know that the story robin hood had been around since medieval times even if it was way different.

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