I went on my first ever field trip today. Our class visited "Jubel-airy" (Jubilee) Farms.
We each got to bring home one more pumpkin for Halloween. 
Here I am next to my friend Golda. That's my teacher, Miss Aruna, on the left.
Monday, October 19, 2009
BoxTops for Education
My school participates in the boxtops for education program. If you don't know anyone else who participates in this program, could you please save these for me?
Sanks You!
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Silly Stuff
Did you know that I can write my name? You don't even need to tell me which letters or which order to write them in. I am still perfecting it, but if you tell me to write my name, this is what it looks like:
Other things I have learned in school:
-there are 3 primary colors. They are red, blue, and yellow. Black and white are NOT primary colors
-Humans are animals (mammals)
-a glockenspiel is "sorta" like a piano, with shorter keys
-the parts of an apple include: the core, the skin, the seeds, the stem, and the meat
-in Australia, they don't say "hello". Instead they say: Good Day! (like this: good-DYE)
Contest Update
Mom wanted me to pass along that the Gap website has fixed everything now and you should be able to vote for me if you go here:
http://family.go.com/gapcastingcall/ Search for ID: 907502483
http://family.go.com/gapcastingcall/ Search for ID: 907502483
Pumpkin Patch 2009
We went to the pumpkin patch with Chelsea and Carter this year.
We couldn't have asked for better weather. It was sunny, warm, and beautiful.
Since we went earlier in the season this year there were so many pumpkins to choose from. We each had our own idea of what we wanted in a pumpkin this year.
Dad was looking for tall-skinny ones.
Mom wanted pumpkins with nice long stems.
I really liked the little white gourd pumpkins this year.
By the end of our visit we found lots of good pumpkins. We even found a nice white pumpkin to make a Jack Skellington jack-o'-lantern.
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