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This is Rachel’s Veteran’s Day Project she created in 4th grade this year.
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Rachel, since you’ve been very interested in the Loch Ness monster lately I thought you would like this article. It is about a very large “oarfish” which was discovered dead off the coast of California. The article explains fish like this might be some of the reasons we hear stories about giant sea serpents in the ocean.
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Rachel created a cereal box book report for 4th grade that is due today, and recorded a summary of her project this morning.
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Just the other night, my dad and I read a book on my bookshelf called Shep. It is a very sweet book about a dog. A while ago, my family watched a movie called Hachi. It was almost exactly like Shep!
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Rachel wrote this note to me last night about YouTube.com/ASAPscience. Coincidentally, she discovered it as a related YouTube video on her sister’s account, and I discovered it today via Richard Byrne’s post.
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Just a minute ago, I read an amazing article on yahoo about dragons. I am that kind of person who loves science fiction. Sometimes I watch stuff about ghosts, the Loch Ness Monster, and other mystical creatures. I want to believe in them, so I do. It doesn’t matter how old you are. You can still believe in that stuff.
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Rachel created this “Me Cube” this week in school. These are four of the sides she decorated.
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This is my homework. It is pretty basic. Just drawing cells from the text book. Where are the experiments?
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Cleaning up my laptop hard drive tonight I found this video my wife told me about last year but I’d never seen… I’m so glad it wasn’t deleted!
This video shows my 2nd grade daughter’s class celebrating Spanish music listening to Juan Luis Guerra (from the Dominican Republic) while donning sombreros and dancing the conga. A very memorable party… yes, that is Rachel leading the conga line!