The Case of the Missing Hamster

This week we read Dot and Jabber and the Great Acorn Mystery. Then we had a little mystery of our own to solve!

April was Poetry Month!

We wrote spring poems. Here are our very favorites!

Hannah wrote a really good "small moment" story!

I whet to the beech.The weave's were splashen woosh.The sand was chchchch. I love playing in the sun the sun is shiney dennnnn. I love the beech.It was fun.My brother had dert in his babins.It was funny.My mom was geting a sun tan.I was hot.I red a book. It was sandy. I love the beech. My borther made 2 sandcasls. The segl's were lowd cow cow cow cow. The chilldren were screaming aaayayayayayayayayayayay.

Write a letter to Mr. Bones!

We are reading and writing fairy tales.

Try a wordle!

A "wordle" is a visual pattern of words arranged from something you have written.
See the definition of a "wordle" at http://www.macmillandictionaries.com/resourcenew.htm.
Check it out at www.wordle.net. To see one that I did, click title="Wordle: Readers, writers, thinkers"> src="http://www.wordle.net/thumb/wrdl/788694/Readers%2C_writers%2C_thinkers"
alt="Wordle: Readers, writers, thinkers"
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Here's what I wrote to make this wordle: In our classroom, we are readers, writers, and thinkers. By practicing these skills, we learn about the world. By using these skills expertly, we change the world. Readers, writers, and thinkers will change our world as we know it.

Let's try one at www.wordle.net!

Dental Health

Please write a post telling what you learned from Ms. Amber's presentation on Dental Health.