Partner Reading

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Sixteen Things to Worry About

Sixteen Things to Worry About
By Bryanna
1. First of all, Getting hurt.
2. Getting to school on time.
3. Doing homework.
4. Breaking a leg or an arm.
5. Snake bite.
6. Sucked into a lawn mower.
7. Mummy attack!
8. Having no friends.
9. Bear attack!
10. Sinking into a waterfall.
11. Kidnapped.
12. Living in a pigpen.
13. Living in the desert.
14. Being a platypus.
15. No food.
16. No water.
I got inspired by an author named Judith Viorst. My class and I read her poem titled, Fifteen, Maybe Sixteen Things to Worry About.

Mae'jon and I

Mae'jon and I are editing my story. She is really listening and into my story. We are by the Art Studio. You can see our reflection.

Artist Study

Daniel is in the Rough Draft Stage. He met with a partner and will publish after revising.

Dirt Time ~ Daily Independent Reading Time

I read Diary of a Worm during DIRT Time. I also read Diary of a Spider, and Diary of a Fly. There were lots of characters in these stories! My favorite one was the Diary of a Fly. I liked it because it was funny. I enjoyed it when the babysitter brought a frog and every single fly was on the apple core. (They were all scared)

Writing Workshop ~ Author's Chair

I was sharing my story to the whole classroom. It was about coming to third grade. I was so excited for school that I woke up at three in the morning. I was nervous because I was going to be in a different classroom. I was used to being in second grade.
What surprised me was the classroom was so big, it had allot of desks, and the teacher was really nice. In Science, we are studying about volcanoes.
(Writing by dictation)

Benny Benson Video: He shared about the development of his flag design.

They had a boys school. That guy in the picture is Benny Benson. Benson was born at Chignick on Oct. 12, 1913. The son of an Aleut Russian mother and a Swedish fisherman father. When Benson was 4 he and his younger brother and sister lost thier mother to pneumonia.

Photo courtesy of Alaska State Museum

Parent Conferences

Nicole brought home paperwork. We are anxious to see her final piece. Webpage.

Jocelyn ~ About My Writing

I read my Snow White story to Nicole to make sure it was good than I edited my story. I had to change some of the words. Nicole says, “She like’s the part when Snow White was not in her home.”

Mathmaticians

Nicole and I were doing math. We were looking for hard math for next year. Page 368 and 369 in our math book.

North to the Future

Nicholas Passage

October 18

A beautiful fall day. The temperature was 68 degrees. You could hear the whales breathe in the distance. (I had a zoom lense)