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A Drawing a Day

That is totally write I am back to right. Ooops, switch that. That is totally right I am back to write. I’m ten now. I’ll tell you more on Hello Again.

Now down to business. A Drawing a Day is well a drawing a day.

Here is today’s drawing. (It’s cartoon)

This is the house of Jane, an imaginary character inside my head

This is the house of Jane, an imaginary character inside my head

Break!!!

Hi. Sorry that I haven’t been writing, I’ve been on break since thanksgiving, because my mom didn’t want to start school again and then stop it a week or two later.

During Christmas alot of my famliy came down. There was my Grandma and Grandpa,  Aunt Nancy, Uncle Winston, Great Aunt Pam, Great Uncle Walt, my Cousin David his wife and two kids, and that  was just on my mom’s side of the family. On my dad’s side there was my Grandmother, Aunt Dana, and my Uncle Cliff.

I got lots of stuff for Christmas, but I was happier about being able to see my family and play games with them. It’s what I call The Best Christmas Ever!!!!

Today is our first day back in school and I’m so excited. I love school.

My favorite authors is a series. Each chapter talks about one author. One section of a chapter is in each post.

Chapter One Section One

Marguerite Henry

The books that have a U by them I have not read. Books that a R by them I have read. Books that have a Ring by them I am reading.

Here are her horse books:

  1. Black Gold U
  2. Born To Trot U
  3. Brighty of the Grand Canyon R
  4. Cinnabar, the One o’Clock Fox U
  5. Dear Marguerite Henry U
  6. Justin Morgan Had a Horse U
  7. King of the Wind R
  8. Misty of Chincoteague R
  9. Mustang, Wild Spirit of the West Ring
  10. Peter Lundy and the Medicine Hat Stallion U
  11. Sea Star, Orphan of Chincoteague R
  12. Stormy, Misty’s Foal R
  13. Misty’s Twilight R
  14. White Stallion  of Lipizza U
  15. Album of Horses U

I love her books. I read Sea Star and Misty of Chincoteague in two days.
Lets face it Marguerite Henry rocks!

The Facts I Know About Animals

Welcome to The Facts I Know About Animals. Hi. My name is John James Audubon (just kidding).

First off we will go to the Did You Know corner:

  1. Did you know when you see some vultures going in circles it is riding a heat wave, called thermals looking for food?
  2. Did you know that blue jays are not really blue it’s the sun reflecting of their feathers?
  3. Did you know I think Marguerite Henry rocks?

O.K., I know I’m getting of the subject.

That is all in the Did You Know corner. Know off to the Here’s The Facts corner.

  1. The Arctic Tern it  is the bird that sees more sun than any other bird. It flies from the north pole to the south pole when it is summer in the south pole. When it is summer in the north pole it flies there.
  2. Some birds migrate a thousand of miles or more.

Well that’s all for today folks. Bye Bye.

The Bear

The Bear

Close to the racing water he lies,
Watching fish with quick, keen eyes,
He lies very still in the grass as he spies.

He lives in walls of stone,
He calls that little cave his home,
He lives there all alone.

Backyard garden

We gave our dog away. So I decided to start a garden. I am going to show you what we are going to do.
We are going to fill in the holes our dog dug.

We are going to tear down this playground and doghouse.

We are going to keep this little box so we can grow herbs.

We are going to uproot these logs and move them so we can change it into a bird garden and study birds.

We are going to plant small Chinese privets in the bird garden.

We are going to put these into the bird garden.

I will keep blogging on this when we start doing these things.

My sister got a blog!

My sister got a blog! Go to it here.

Nan Books

I’m a book writer. I’m making a series called NAN CHAPTER BOOKS I have already finished the first book.

Homeschool Garden II

The Porcupine Seed

I call this Marigold seed The Porcupine Seed because it looks like a porcupine’s quill.

Homeschool Garden

I like my plants.

The video says it all.

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