Publish "Beyond the Basic Bibliography" Reports here!

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If you've used Christy's "Beyond the Basic Bibliography Report" writing lesson at the HistoryFix Website-- (mentor text = A. Lincoln And Me by Louise Borden)

 

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[Alyson]

 I thought this student did a great job making connections and still giving us information about the person. Hope you like it!

 

Ronald Regan

By Emma

4^th grader

 

            Do you know how the 40^th president of the United Sates was? It was Ronald Regan.

 

            Ronald and I have a lot of qualities that are different. For example, he was the 40^th president of the United States and I would never want to take all of that responsibility for our country. Ronald was born in Tampico, Illinois; I was born in Sparks, Nevada. He was born February 11, 1911; I was born November 3, 2000.

 

            Ronald and I also have a lot in common. For instance, his mother’s name was Nelle Clyde Wilson; my teacher’s name is Mrs. Wilson. We are both conservatives. Ronald’s vice president was George H Bush. I would have picked him as my vice president too. Ronald was an actor before becoming president, I would like to become an actor too someday. He loved jelly beans and I do too!

 

            Ronald died in 2004. He was a great president. Nobody will ever be as great as a president as him.