Third graders studied about birds today to prepare for the field trip to Tillie Fowler Park on birds. What is the smallest bird? What is the largest bird? How many different kinds of birds are there? Enjoy Spring break and remember on April 7th is the trip. Wear long pants, tennis shoes and bug spray (if needed). Bring a bag lunch and drink. Students on the school lunch program a lunch was ordered.
11 comments:
DEAR MRS.BANKS, WHAT IS THE OLDEST LIVING BIRD? FROM,DONALD RYAN MESHKE J.
I had fun doing that.So thats why you were taking those pictures.:)(:
:)andrew(:
Hi Mrs banks I just wanted to see the site again my mom thought this was just your site but I told her wrong. I like the picture when you first log on the site
sincerly,Elecia
Donald
I am working on that! Will let you know! :)
Andrew
Glad you enjoyed it. It is still a challenge for me to get the pictures from the camera to the computer then on the blog! But I am improving! :)
Elecia
Isn't this blogging neat! :) Glad you showed it to your Mom.
Mrs. Banks,
I LOVE your class blog - I feel like I am getting to visit your class and see all the great things you do. Can't wait to see more!
:),
Mrs. Holtsman
Gifted Teacher at Chets Creek Elementary
Mrs. Holtsman
Thank you for your encouragement! Thanks for sparking my interest in this with your workshop. I do want to learn new things always (if not whack me on my head). :) I still have questions for our Spring Break meeting!
Mrs. Banks, I would like to say Thank you so very much for the interest you show in all the kids you teach. You have had Donald Meshke in your class for 3 years now and it amazes me how interested he remains in the stuff he does in classw. Teachers like you are rare.. God Bless You.
Peggy Webb (Donald's Grandmoter)
Mrs. Webb
Thank you for your kind words. I am blessed to be able to teach wonderful students like Donald. I am so glad you blogged on because I am really hoping this will be an excellent communication tool for the parents , students and myself. I received a note from you concerning a conference I will call today. Have a great Spring Break.
Donald
The oldest living bird is the Laysan Albatross according to National Geographic. Go to news.nationalgeographic.com/news, that is where I found it. :)
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