One of the last things that we did in Junior Achievement was the S.T.E.M. skills. Another thing we did was play a game that is called S.T.E.M. Careers Deck. We also did a game where we used a string and connected it all over the room! S.T.E.M. stands for science technology engineering and mathematics. Junior Achievement was so much fun! It was so sad to see Mrs. Punches go out the door. ~Jeremiah   

On Thursday’s Mrs. Punches came in for Junior Achievement. The first time she came in we did a game called Opportunity cost. On the second day she came in we did another game called Get Connected. The third Thursday she came in we learned the three Resources which are Natural, Human, and Capital. On the fourth Thursday Mrs. Punches came in we did Businesses. Then on the fifth day Mrs. Punches came in we did Corporation. Yesterday Mrs. Punches came in for the last time and we did a game called the Web.  We learned that it took a lot of people from different countries just to make one simple car.  ~Katelynn  

Some of the last things is the S.T.E.M skills. Mrs. Punches shown us a game with S.T.E.M skills and it was called stem careers deck. It was a fun game. We played a bunch of games. We played a lot of math games like math square. It was the best game out all of them. I like Junior Achievement.   ~CM

      In our fourth grade class room Mrs. Punches has been coming in for Junior Achievement. The first time she came she taught us about businesses. When one person runs a business alone it is a sole proprietor. She or he has to hire employees. When two or three people work together it is a partnership. More than four is a corporation. The second time she came   we played get connected .It had three resources natural resources human resources and capital resources. The third time she came we learned about stem skills science technology engineering and mathematics. The last time she came we made a web of where the parts to make a car come from. I have had fun. ~Faith

I’ve learned a lot at Junior Achievement! Last time I had Junior Achievement we played automobile. I was a factory manager in Germany! We connected white strings to different places. After that we found places on the world map. Junior Achievement is fun. ~Julie

      In Junior Achievement we learned about economics. Mrs. Punches came in and talked about three resources. The three resources are natural resources, human resources, and capital resources. We learned about technophobe and technophile. A technophobe is someone that does not want to learn about technology. A technophile is someone that wants to know more about technology. We also learned how to build a car and how it takes lots of countries to supply parts to build a car. ~Junior

Where done learning about Junior Achievement. We played a game called create a automobile. We looked at a world map to fined countries. I wached play a computer game. We were learning about S.T.E.M. skills. S.T.E.M stands for Science Technology Engineering Mathematics. Junior Achievement is cool. ~Dylan

I had a fun time with Ms. Punches doing Junior Achievement. The last teaches that she did is with a S.T.E.M. sheet. The S.T.E.M. means Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Then we did a game that was with trying to make automobile. After that we got a game called STEMS Careers Deck. We had lots of fun with Junior Achievement! ~Nicholas 

          Wednesday May 12, 2010 was our last day for Junior Achievement. The last day we made a car out of string. We learned how many people and different country’s it takes to make one car. There was a lot of things from other country’s they needed. After we made a car we looked on a world map. It was hard to find the country’s and places that Mrs. Punches wanted use to find. She also showed us something to help us remember Science Math Engineering and Technology. It is called a S.T.E.M. I learned a lot in Junior Achievement! ~Elizabeth

My class and I had Junior Achievement. Our teacher was Mrs. Punches.  Of the last two weeks we talked about S.T.E.M. It stands for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Then we got a game that is a disk called STEMS career deck. I learned a lot about Junior Achievement.  ~Jacob

Mrs. Bennett's Class

Every Thursday we had junior achievement. It was learning about economics. We learned about stem which stands for science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Most jobs need to have mathematic skills. We learned about three recourses. The three rescores are capital, natural, human. Capital is like business and natural is like trees, grass and plants. Human is bridges and cars and roads. We played games like get connected. Get connected is like some one rolls and what ever they land on is what they move. We played a game called web where a person gets a card of different countries with a part  needed to make a car  It takes many different countries  works together to make a car. ~By Jared

        Wednesday 12, 2010 we had Junior Achievements. We played a game called crating a automobile. It takes over 30 countries to make a car. When we play a game we play a game we play a educational game, but they are fun.  Mrs. Punches thinks of fun games and is so fun. Junior Achievements is really fun. ~Zoe

On Wednesday May 12, 2010 my class played a game about how to make an automobile. I take over thirty states to make a car. In Junior Achievement Mrs. Punches gave us all a card that would do something with making a car. Then she unrolled some yarn for all of us to hang on to. It toke awhile for us to get done but it was fun. May 12^th was the last to we had Junior Achievement. Junior Achievement was really fun. ~James

Our fourth grade class has been having Junior Achievement for the past weeks. Junior Achievement is taught by Mrs.Punches. We learned about the STEM which stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. We also learned about the 3 Resources, Natural which means things made naturally from the earth, Human which means things made by humans, Capital means business and making businesses. Mrs. Punches made a game where we all had a card and we used string to connect all the places needed to make a car. One time we made a business that the whole class was in. Junior Achievement was fun I’m sad it’s over. ~Sophy

I have learned a lot about Junior Achievement. One thing I learned was the meanings of STEM. What stem means is science, technology , engineering , and mathematics. We also played a game called STEMS Career Deck. Mrs. Punches taught me a lot that I didn’t even know. Junior Achievement was a blast.  ~Sydnee 

On Thursday May 12, Mrs. Punches came to are class again. This time we learned about the S.T.E.M., which stands for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. She also showed us a game called Stem Career Deck. You must play it on the computer. This game is about the S.T.E.M., it has science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. We also learned that it takes more than 30 countries to make a car. That’s amazing. These are some things we learned in Junior Achievement. ~Emily

     Wednesday May 12, 2010 was our last day of Junior Achievement. The last day of Junior Achievement we made a car with yarn. Mrs. Punches gave us these cards with different materials from different countries. I was someone from Argentina and I had leather. Every time she asked where someone is she would give them part of the string.  When we ran out of string we pretended that had a string in our hand. When we were done she told us that there were much more people that would be working on a real car. Just think of it! Hundreds of people from all around the country working on one thing! We learned a lot of things about businesses at Junior Achievement.  ~Madison

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