DO IT!!!
Today we watched a video on population pyramids and how the populations change throughout the years. Then we watched part of a clip on how places like Asia, Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and the U.S. have changed throughout the years (life expectancy wise).  We were looking at the graph and it was set to 1810, but then the guy in the video said something like, "Now I am going to show you what it looks like today," and Mr. Schick yelled, " DO IT!!" This was hilarious because he was so enthusiastic and excited it was humorous to us. When the laughter had died down, we took notes and drew the graph in our notebooks. Then we ran out of time and we all headed out to the cafeteria.

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