I would rather live in Plymouth because the Indians might show you how to grow all sorts of vegetables.
Awesome Analogies
Individuality
9/11 Reflection
I learned that anything can happen at anytime. And that a lot of people lost their loved ones that day. I also learned that we should be thankful to all of the people that died and risked their lives for us and our country.And that there were a lot of hero’s that day.
Good By 4th GRADE Math
What I learned in 4th grade math.I learned how to simplify fractions , how to multiply ,and how to use a protractor.My strength is multiplication.My dislike is using a protractor because it takes me a long time to line it up just right.Most of the time I have trouble with fractions I don’t know why I just do.In 5th grade I want to learn more about multiplication because it is my favorite.
Tidy Tips
Tidy Tips are in the Asteraceae family.
The Scientific Name is Layia Platyglossa.
They usually bloom in March-May.
They grow up to 12 to 14 inches.
They take at least 10 to 30 days to grow.
It is native to California.
It has unlimited use around the garden.
It is a very pretty flower it has white tips on the petals and the rest is yellow.
So Long 4th Grade
The most important I learned was how to code.
My favorite project was famous people.
I was most surprised by how cool the technology is.
The thing I disliked most was my invention.
Monica Poem,
Monica,
loving, caring, competitive, girly
daughter of, Steffany and Josh Vercher
lover of, cats, sharks, snakes
who feels, mad, excited, joyful
who finds happiness in her room
who needs one thousand cats
who gives out free hugs
who fears octopuses
who would like to see the news boys
who enjoys sharks and snakes
who likes to wear overalls
Resident of White Oak Texas
Harris
Pop
My Invention
My invention is a robot that does your homework. It has a metal door on its belly and it is for you to put your homework in it. It has wheels at the bottom so it can walk and it has metal hands. If you ever want to turn it off or on there are two buttons on the back of its head that says on and off. All you have to do is say what homework you want it to do.