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I memorize things by singing as we all know I have a first grade teacher as a mom, she teaches her kids songs about Australia and China, and all that good stuff! So as I grow up I take in the jean of my dad and make up songs for just about anything I need to remember. I think you want us to memorize the preamble because it is useful in life, we also might need to refer back to the preamble in later situations.
ReplyDeleteI memorize things by listening and saying them alot, so they stick in my brain, so I remember. I guess.
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Just like The Preamble song, songs help me memorize things. It just comes easier to some people. Also, I sometimes like to use note cards to memorize things because of the repetitiveness. Are you asking why you wanted us to memorize The Preamble? I think you want us to memorize it, because it wraps up The Constitution into one simple paragraph that is easy to memorize.
ReplyDelete-Danielle Weber
Yes i have been practicing to memorize the preable. I just listen to it over and over again & then say it over and over again. Like a song. I memorize songs really easily.
ReplyDeleteI think you're making us memorize this because it is part of the constitution & we are learning about the constitution right now.
-Lexi
I don't do anything to memorize things other than keep reading what i have to memorize and repeat it in my head. I think that you want us to memorize this because of our test coming up this thursday and memorizing the preamble would help us do good on it.
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ReplyDeleteI memorize things when i keep on reading on it or looking on it.And write the thing I am trying to rember on my hand.Or I also just study it like a test. vladimir bodnar
ReplyDeleteThe was i mamorize things are going over things over and over and over again, that is, if the thing i am memorizing is related to a test or something. When i memorize a song it usually only takes me two or 3 times to know all the lyrics by heart.
ReplyDeleteFlash cards are a great way to help you memorize things, i make them for almost every test/quiz i take.
You want us to memorize this so that we know our rights as human being citizens of the United States of America.
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I memorize things by saying them over and over until I can’t get it out of my head or just listen to it for a long time, but nothing really special.
ReplyDeleteIn depends on what I'm memorizing. If it's a song usually I just remember it without having to try and memorize it. If it's something else, I usually read over it a few times and then try to recite it without looking at it.
ReplyDelete- Mariyah Allred
Yes I have been memorizing the preamble, I got it now! The way I remember things is just to keep refering back to it every once in a while, like if i was doing homework, I would do some bit and look back and continue. A tip would just to keep practicing. I don't know what else there is to say. You want us to memerize this because as an american citizen we should know the preamble of our consistution.
ReplyDeleteI memorize things by writing them down a couple of times, also by saying them outloud. I memorized the Preamle by just singing it over and pver again outloud and in my head. I think you want us to remember the Preamble because it summarizes the whole Constitution.
ReplyDeletewell i memorize things by doing the awesome vlad dance and i sing along to it because i am just a music person and when i hear somthing the first time (like we heard the song the first time) it is hard to just speak it when you heard the song first
ReplyDeleteI uasualy watch a video on youtube and replay it a bunch is its a song mor ill just right it on my hand
ReplyDelete-Garrett Hinchey Lev:54537462593068689 Prosteage:672436148
I memorize things by singing them to the toon to another song or making note cards but mostly singing them. the only tip i would give is to get the song stuck in your head that way you remember it even better, not that you can really purposly get sumthing stuck in your head.. but you know what i mean. lastly the reason you wanted us to memorize this was so we we would know why the constitution was made and what things were important to our founding fathers.
ReplyDeleteI am a perfessional actor and to memorize things i put them into tune. This was allready in a song so it was easyer for me. I usually have to memorize lines, songs and dance moves. so this wasnt difficult for me.
ReplyDeleteI usually don’t actually try to memorize things, it just happens somehow. I am thinking that listening to every single 8th grade student in the whole school either singing or saying "we the people..." helps me memorize it. I think you are making us do it because we are studying the history of America and this is a very important part of it.
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To memorize the pre amble, I was doing it through the schoolhouse rock video. Then I got in the car with 3 girls, and they started singing it for a half an hour. By them doing this, I memorized the pre amble. I think that you wanted us to memorize this, because it is the constitution, but in a smaller version.
ReplyDeleteI like to read things over and over, usually small parts at a time, to remember them. Usually some sort of visual is helpful too. I think we're memorizing the preamble because it is an important part of the Constitution which is what helped bring this country together, and therefore important for us to know.
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I try to write things down repeatedly, make them into a song, or even just repeat them in my mind. This usually helps me memorize everything. If you memorize the tune to a song, the words usually just come naturally.
ReplyDeleteYes, i have been memorizing the preamble. All i do to study things is study them after school for a little while and then study before i go to bed for around twenty minutes. Lastly, you want us to only memorize this because the constitution is too long to emorize and the preamble pretty much sums up most of the constitution.
ReplyDelete-Adam Koehler
I memorize things by listiening to them over and over agian but by what happened to day dont take my advice! :) I like vlads comment on his hand? Isn't that cheating? I know that your making us memorize the peramble because it basiclly sums up the constitution.
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Maddie kelly
I memorize things usually by writing them down in notes, and then have my parents or sisters quiz me on things. Sometimes if I find things that rhyme I memorize them easier. Also, I make connections and find somehow to memorize what I need. I memorized the preamble in like 4th grade because we did a school play on it and we had to sing a song. You have us memorize this to make it easy when we have a test or quiz on this subject, because it sums up the whole constitution.
ReplyDelete- Georgia Hope (:
I memorize thing by just thinking about it over ans over or if its a song ill listen to it a hole bunch.
ReplyDeleteI think you are makeing us memorize it for a future test or to know our rights.
-GARRETT HINCHEY
Kelly. Says;
ReplyDeleteBasically I just reafdd it over and over. For me like a song is the easiest way. Or like a rap, because there's a rap, it makes it easy to go with the rhtym and its easiesr to memorize. And if its for a test, I would try evenharder to memorize it.