How did you celebrate Valentine's Day? We made "Moo", exchanged cards, and ate our treats. Moo is jello with milk. I didn't think I would like it much, but it was actually creamy and tasty! We were part of a friendship card exchange with classes in the United States. We should be receiving some letters soon! Take Care Everyone! Love AlleyCat
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Hey, Alley cat, did you know that our grade 6 students, where I, Patch, go to school in Australia, also made Valentine's Day cards to send to other countries. We have 10 back so far. It was exciting opening all the cards and seeing what countries they came from. I would love the moo, I am sure, as milk is my favourite drink.
My name is Mrs C. My class in Brisbane, Australia made valentine's day creatures out of love hearts.
What a great idea to send the cards to other countries. Maybe we can try that next year?
What are you leanring about at the moment in your classroom?
Mrs C and the Year 3's
Hi Mrs. C. and friends,
It is wonderful to hear from a class so far away from Canada! We have been learning about our 5 senses and had a scientist come to our class with some awesome centres that we played at. She even brought a salmon head that I would have LOVED to eat....but the children had to see how the gills of the fish allowed him to take oxygen from water. What are you learning about? From Alleycat in Canada
WOW look at that snow!Please turn off the light's when not useing!
I like your video. It is cool!
what is all the children's names?tell me claudia
My name is Patrick over here in Australia we are learning about Global Warming. Did you now if we keep making global warming the world won't be a good place for us to live.
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