Cool bug puzzles
Magic School Bus- Insects
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Thursday, July 14, 2011
Pyjamas and Wacky Hair Day
Remember your pjs and a can of food for Friday!!

Also you might like to create some wacky hair!
Also you might like to create some wacky hair!
Groundhog Reports
A groundhog is a rodent. They are red or brown. They eat grass.- Aaron
Groundhogs eat grass and they live in holes. They die in the wild. - Charlie H.
A groundhog is a rodent. They are red or brown. They eat grass. - Hannah B.
Groundhogs are animals and they are red. - Annabelle
A groundhog is a rodent. They are red or brown. They eat grass. - Siena
Groundhogs- Groundhogs eat leaves. They live in holes. - Riley
A groundhog is a rodent. They are red or brown. They eat grass. - Jaxon
Groundhogs- Groundhogs are animals. They eat grass. - Charlie B.
A groundhog is a rodent. They are red or brown. They eat grass. - James
They live in trees. - Mitchell
Groundhogs eat grass and they live in holes. They die in the wild. - Charlie H.
A groundhog is a rodent. They are red or brown. They eat grass. - Hannah B.
Groundhogs are animals and they are red. - Annabelle
A groundhog is a rodent. They are red or brown. They eat grass. - Siena
Groundhogs- Groundhogs eat leaves. They live in holes. - Riley
A groundhog is a rodent. They are red or brown. They eat grass. - Jaxon
Groundhogs- Groundhogs are animals. They eat grass. - Charlie B.
A groundhog is a rodent. They are red or brown. They eat grass. - James
They live in trees. - Mitchell
Verdi the Snake
We read this story about Verdi the snake. He wasn't keen to turn green like the older snakes as he thought that being green wasn't very much fun from watching what they did.
In the back of the book it said that there were around 2, 500 different types of snakes. The smallest was around 10 cm long and the longest was about 10 m. So we made a snake with ten people to see how long it could be. Ours is a little on the short side though!
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Groundhogs
Hi Mrs Boustead. Thanks for your comment. We found out some information about groundhogs for you! Read our comments and reports (to come) to find out what they like to eat and where they live.
Love Room 17
Monday, July 11, 2011
Court Theatre
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