October 16

We watched the Grasslands video and answered some questions.  The Grasslands are the least protected and most endangered area, more than the Amazon rainforest.  We learned a new journalling technique, called a "Sandwich Poem".  We did word problems and completed our representing numbers work from Cross Math.  

 Reminders: 

 We are still in need of some volunteers for Open Minds,  Nov. 5, 6, and 7. 
Halloween Dance is Oct. 24.  
We might be going on a Pond walk tomorrow - be prepared!   

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