The 10 Indian Commandments

Student Success Statement

The 10 Indian Commandments

1.    Treat the earth an all that dwells therein with respect.

2.    Remain close to the Great Spirit.

3.    Show great respect to your fellow beings.

4.    Work together for the benefit of all mankind.

5.    Give assistance and kindness wherever needed.

6.    Do what you know to be right.

7.    Look after the well-being of mind and body.

8.    Dedicate a share of your efforts to the greater good.

9.    Be truthful and honest at all times.

10. Take full responsibility for your actions.

Reflection: The way these Indians thought and created their commandments is very smart. I like how they not only think about themselves but for others as well. They are one big family and they treat each other like one. Everyone helps out and is respectful. They care for their earth and thank it for giving them a place to live on. I will apply this to me because I fully agree with everything on here. I respect their way of thinking.

Presidents Day

“Presidents Day”

1. Presidents day is an American holiday celebrated on the third Monday in February. It was established in 1885 in recognition of President George Washington.

2. The purpose of Presidents day is to honor our fellow presidents and to take the time to thank them for what they have done.

3. Presidents day is usually on the third Monday in February, which in this case it is on February the 16^th.

4. A few ways to honor and respect Presidents’ day is to have our American flag out and be patriotic.

I honestly believe that it is great to have a Presidents day. It gives us time to honor and respect them. We celebrate this day with our families and friends. The presidents we honor on this day are the ones that we know did a great job and were true to us, so we are true to them by honoring the on Presidents day.