What We Did This Morning

Posted on June 17, 2009 by nathaniel56.
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This morning my class went to a fifth grade assembly and then we cleaned up our desk. Then we had lunch and then some students went outside. After that we made a book to make us remember our past. Later we went on our blogs after we are done our book. 

                                                                       Have a great Day

Questions, Questions, Questions

Posted on June 16, 2009 by nathaniel56.
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Who ever answer this questions first they be in my top winners list.

1. How many minutes are in a day?

2. How long does the Earth revolve around the Sun?

3. What does oragami come from?

4. How long does Monarch caterpillar stay in their pupa?

5. What mammal lay eggs?

My Buggy Morning

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            Today I was surprised that the Monarch caterpillars are in their chrysalis. I was a little sad because I missed the pupa dance and I really wanted to see the pupa dance. I think that the Monarch caterpillars are going to hatch to a butterfly on June 30, 2009. I wish the Monarch caterpillars will hatch on the last day of school.

            Today I was also surprised that we found the Green Darner on the window! We still can’t tell if it is a female or immature male (not an adult). The Green Darner’s wings are light brown. Right now the Green Darner’s tail is red and the body is green. I can’t wait to see it fly! That’s what I did in class this morning.

 

  Go to fullsize imagefemale Green Darner          Go to fullsize imagemale Green Darner

 

 

Go to fullsize imageMonarch caterpillar in it’s pupa( chrysalis)

 

 

 

 

 

 Green Darners prey on humming birds. They are the biggest dragonfly in North America. Green Darners eat any insect that can fly.

Movies Day

Posted on June 4, 2009 by nathaniel56.
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Tomorrow at school I’m bring in Madagascar 2, Ant Bully, and Ice Age 2.

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Posted on June 2, 2009 by nathaniel56.
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Today Adam and I took pictures of the Monarch caterpillar. The Monarch is about  2 or 2 1/4 cm. or 3/4 in. After lunch Adam and I saw the Monarch caterpillar’s skin had shed off.

Destiny, Lee’Sa, and my Monarch Caterpillar

Posted on May 29, 2009 by nathaniel56.
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Go to fullsize imageDestiny, Lee’Sa, and my Monarch caterpillar hatched on May 28, 2009. Destiny, Lee’Sa, and I are so happy. We are also going to raise the Monarch caterpillar. We are going to feed it milkweed every day. Our caterpillar should hatch by the end of the school year.Monarch caterpillars shed their skin five times. Our caterpillar will get its colors tomorrow May 30, 2009. Right now our caterpillar’s head is black and its body is silver. Our caterpillar is also sleeping right now. See ya later.

Qustions

Posted on May 26, 2009 by nathaniel56.
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1. Why are they called “Red Tailed Hawk”?

2. What do Monarch caterpillars eat?

3.What is the average of 55,51,60,58,49.

4. What does 100×9+50-30+80×10,000 equals.

5.Can you divide 1,200 from 3? explain why or why not?

About

Posted on May 21, 2009 by nathaniel56.
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Hi, I am etomgist, math whiz, and butterfly watcher. I go to Leeds Ave. School(Great learning school). I always get A’s in math and my teacher, Ms.Lenahan, is always proud of me and that make me happy.

Malachi and Angel

Posted on May 14, 2009 by nathaniel56.
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Hello people. Today my partner, Angel, and I worked on our book “The Great Eastern Cardinal”. The book is very very cool. Today Angel and I are going to read our book to Ms. Lenahan and Ms. Barnard’s classroom. When we’re done we are going to go back to our classroom. See ya later.

Quote #22

Posted on May 12, 2009 by nathaniel56.
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“Don’t worry about what you didn’t accomplish yesterday.”

by:Anonymous

Write what you think this quote means.