Wednesday, November 22, 2006

We're thankful (continued):

Taylor T. is thankful for her mom and dad putting dinner on the table.

Jared is thankful for his teacher for helping him in math when he gets mixed up.

Tyler is thankful for his family because they tuck him in at night. He loves them.

Brandon is thankful for his grandma because every time he goes to her house, she lets him pet her pet pig, and his name is Snot because he snots all the time.

Connor is thankful for his teacher because he helps Connor with writing.

John is thankful for his mom and dad for putting dinner on his plate.

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!

Tuesday, November 21, 2006

We’re thankful for lots of things:

Noah is thankful for his mom and dad, because when he misses the bus, they drive him to school.

Katie is thankful for her parents because they feed her and take care of her.

Jamie is thankful for her friends because they help her when she gets hurt.

Sydney is thankful for her parents because they give the most important thing about life, and that’s love.

Jordan is thankful for the army because they protect our country.

Mariah is thankful to God for giving America to us. Brycen is thankful for the whole world because it’s very nice to us.

Hannah is thankful for the army because they are trying to save our world. Chris is thankful for police for saving us, and for people giving us food every day.

Mckayla is thankful for the people who grow plants and trees so we can breathe air.

Aubrey is thankful for her grandma helping her when she gets sick.

Ashley is thankful for her parents because they work to put food on the table and give her love. YaXi is thankful for her mommy and daddy because they hug her and kiss her before she goes to bed.

to be continued...

Monday, November 20, 2006

It’s another half day today because we are having conferences. Conferences are when the teacher talks to the parents or guardians to hear about how well you are doing in class. They talk about behavior and school work. The teacher hands out the report card, too. The kids get to share some of their work, too, like science journals, math notebooks, writing journals, published writing, and books they like. It’s a time to celebrate.