Corona Virus – Wild Animal Trade


The Corona Virus (Wuhan Disease) is believed to come from a local Wuhan Market.  The market sold a giant variety of wild animals such  as culinary delicacies or used as traditional medicine. These wild animals are considered a tradition and trade to the people even though it could spark a global Corona Virus like now. Big cities like Hong Kong have denied entry from anyone in the last two weeks from Hubei. Wuhan and many other cities in Hubei have been shut down completely to prevent a further outbreak in the virus. The suspected virus is traced back to a Bat corona virus that started earlier in  2002. Some others believe that the virus also come from snakes but many disagree, for the virus Is unlikely to transfer into reptiles and mammals. China is likely to have these disease outbreaks because many Chinese markets and stores sell all different wild animals like deer or crocodile. This leads to a high possibility of an outbreak. The locals there admit they love to eat wild animals, for it tastes amazing to them. Many of them have stopped eating the animals because of the virus.

I believe that this virus is a global threat to humans. It spreads like wildfire while also not having a direct cure yet. Many wild animals carry diseases like Corona and people do not realize the danger they are taking by eating these wild animals often. China needs to control its regulations by checking if these animals are safe and clean. I also think that China will be able to control the virus until it eventually dies down again. I have been to China many times and there are hundreds of small markets in every city selling these animals. Even myself has eaten these animals on a daily dinner in a market. This shows how common these animals are in China. I hope China can figure a way to end the virus and control its animal consumption.

Ellis Island Field Trip


Today the fifth grade went on a field trip to Ellis Island. We had to take a coach bus that took one and a half hours to get to the dock, then we went on a ferry that took 15 minutes and got to Ellis Island. At Ellis Island we looked at exhibits, and watched a movie. For lunch we sat outside with a very good view.  After, we looked at the names of people who went through Ellis Island. We boarded the 1:40  ferry and went back to our school. I think this trip was very fun and also taught a lot about how the immigration people were treated like in Ellis Island.

Colonial Taverns


We have been studying Colonial times in school. My topic is Taverns. We made a slide show with all of our information. Our slide shows include pictures, captions, tables ( A way to put your text in a different way) and a ton of information. I hope you enjoy my slide show.

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