March 5, 2008
by Tyler
Wednesday, March 5th, was the end of the third quarter. I was glad to have the Roving Reporter assignment that day because I’d have four days to get it done.
First of all, in science class we started out with L to J . Then we
learned two ways to heat a room. The two ways to heat a room are
steam heat and forced air heat.
Next, in math class we started on our math test, and then it was
time to switch classes.
In spelling we signed our book that we were given. After
practicing, we read the book to the class in sign language, and
they had to guess what we were signing.
In P.E. we did some of the kinds of gymnastic moves we were taught.
Examples of these moves were the egg roll, the handstand, the
tripod, round off, summersault, and cart wheel.
For lunch we had BBQ pork on a bun. For recess we stayed inside to
play a variety of games. Some of us worked on homework.
In social studies Mrs. Dux read Greek myths to us out of her Greek
myth book.
In reading we read a story out of our Story Works Magazine called
the “Super Amazing New Kid”.
Last of all, in study hall we worked on all of our assignments and
waited for the bell to ring.
We were anxious to leave because it was not just any ordinary
weekend coming up. We actually were ready to have four days off!
Thursday was a teacher-planning day and in service, Friday was
winter break, and then, of course, we had Saturday and Sunday off,
as usual. I was glad to have lots of time to do my Roving Reporter
assignment.
