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Tuesday, June 26, 2012

A nice hike

Yesterday, Emma went on a hike with her family at raceway woods. They saw lots of flowers and trees and other plants. One of the flowers she saw was a black-eyed Susan. A tree that she saw was a cedar tree.

It was along trip and they went over hills and under bridges. It was fun. I wish I could go on hikes. It was too hot for a bunny yesterday. Also, there was coyotes there.










The trail used to be a race track. That is why it is called raceway woods. There is a picture that  tell's  more about it.


Well, see you later!

Monday, December 13, 2010

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

On Friday, Emma went to see The Voyage of the Dawn Treader at the theatre. Here is her review:

I really liked it. It was very exciting. I liked all of it. I have read the book several times and I liked the movie just as much. It was different from the book but I still like them both.

My favorite character is definitely Reepicheep, the mouse. My Dad is going to reread us chapter of the book at school . There are some scary parts of the movie but not too scary.

If it was so scary, she should have taken me. She never takes me anywhere.

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Homeschooled Kids Blog Carnival # 17 Poems and Rabbits

Rabbits and poems


Today I am hosting the Carnival of home schooled kids. The first time I participated in the carnival, I wrote about poems. Remember the poems post? Well, I have some more poems to tell you. At the end, I’ll show you one of my favorite rabbit poems.

But first let's talk about the carnival. Let's start with Araya and her Cat Rescue story.

Our next post is Keibug with Bravery.

Katelyn has two entries this week. her first is part of a macro contest.

Taylor shares a video about How to Train your Dragon.

Gecko tells us What I Feel Like Saying to the Internet.

Vienna shares an entry from her day book.

Now, I will show you a few poems by Shel Silverstein So, here is the first poem , called What did?



What did the carrot say to the wheat?
“‘Lettuce’ rest, I’m feeling ‘beet’.”
What did the paper say to the pen?
“I feel quite all ‘write’, my friend.”
What did the teapot say to the chalk?
Nothing, you silly… teapots can’t talk!


The next carnival entry is Soccer Cat with her post about Harry Potter.

Here is Story Girl with a Thanksgiving Letter.

Nate wants to know what you think about Thanksgiving.

Neon Glitter has been Living Life on the Edge.


Our next participant is E who is new to the carnival and part of her post is a poem which fits great with our theme.



Speaking of poems, here is another poem by Shel Silverstein, called, Crowded Tub.

There's too many kids in this tub.
There's too many elbows to scrub.
I just washed a behind
That I'm sure wasn't mine
There's too many kids in this tub.

Silverstein drew funny pictures to go with some of his poems. Crowded Tub shows a tub with
a dozen or so arms and legs hanging out. I wanted to share his poem Surprise here, but was unable to as the picture is part of the joke of the poem.

Katelyn's second offering is some info on The Erie Canal.


Curly Ben is next with Things you shouldn't Eat.

Akiko has drawn a picture of a cat. Which cat? A Witch Cat.


Dancer Girl gives us Chapter 3 in her Distance to Travel Series. Please enjoy The Storm.

Brix N Pieces presents The Mysterious Ticking Noise


I decided to write and illustrate a poem in the same style as Shel Silverstein, based on his poem, It's dark in here. I would have liked to put in that poem in too, but it is also based on the picture. Here goes...






Kitten writes about her progress with NANOWRIMO.

Mental Weight tells about a recent trip to Lego Land.

Siopaospawn shares about A visit to a Museum.

Elijah give us the scoop on the hoop with Wii Basketball.

Alex and Leperdy talk about King Henry VIII.


To introduce the next poem. I thought I would show picture of of an Egg and a Button.


Some poems rhyme like, What did. Here is a poem that doesn’t rhyme by Carl Sandburg called Eggs and Buttons:

Eggs may speak to buttons- that is correct.
Buttons, however, must not speak to eggs.
Not unless an egg needs a button.
Then the button may say to the egg,
Can I be any help of you?

We are approaching the finish line and here is Dodgedude with his 1969 Dodge Charger.

Benny reviews the movie, Superman Returns.

Captain Jinx AKA Amiri AKA Sniper (By the way what does AKA mean? I am a simple stuffed bunny and no abbreviations expert.) asks What's Up?

Buttercup tells us why she is 2 busy 2 blog.

Life in Stories falls in with Winter Wonder Land, which works perfectly with the next poem.

An d now the part you've all been waiting for, Do Rabbits have Christmas? By Aileen Fisher:

Do rabbits have Christmas,

I wonder, I wonder?

They have little spruces

to celebrate under,

where snow has made pompons

with silvery handles,

and frost has made tinsel

and icicle candles.

Do rabbits have presents,

I wonder, I wonder?

They have little fir trees

to celebrate under.

But do they have secrets

and smiles on their faces?

Let's go put some carrots

in rabbit-y places!

Well, I hope you enjoyed this! Alice

Sunday, November 28, 2010

The Carnival is coming!

Hi. I am hosting the homeschooled Kids Blog Carnival this Tuesday. Come back Tuesday and check it out.

Saturday, October 9, 2010

Volleyball

The other day, Emma went to her Mom's school for a volleyball game. It was a charity for breast cancer. Everyone wore pink because pink the color of breast cancer. Lucy, Emma's sister was chosen to play in the game!Lucy only threw one ball. Lucy is four years old! She got a stuffed bear for throwing the ball. The game was great. There were three games. We won two of them! See you later!

Thursday, September 2, 2010

A rabbit reunion

This is a story that Emma made up about Smokey.

Smokey wanted find his family. He told Emma what he wanted. They took him to where his mother lived. Her owner said they could make a family reuion. One brother is named Fluffy. Another is named Spot. While one more is named Blacky. When Smokey went home, he was very happy. The End.

Monday, August 30, 2010

Surprise day

Yesterday, Emma went to a White Sox game.While she was waiting, she made a friend. She got a Frank Thomas bobble head! She walked to fundamentals and played there. The White Sox lost. When she got home, she came to a surprise party! Emma was very surprised. After the party, she played with her friends. Her birthday is in a few days. Her faverite gift was a paint set. See you soon, Alice.

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

George Washington Carver

Emma has been studying George Washington Carver. She wants to share a few facts about him:






  1. No one knows exactly when George Washington Carver was born.

  2. He was born a slave.

  3. He was an orphan.

  4. His mother was taken from him when he was very young.

  5. George was adopted by his master.

  6. He became a doctor.

  7. He was a great scientist.

  8. George studied peanuts.

  9. He helped lots of farmers.

  10. George was a teacher.

  11. George was very famous.

  12. He even met President Theodore Roosevelt.

  13. George died on January 5, 1943.




Friday, April 23, 2010

Emma's report

Yesterday, Emma went to a public school with her mom. She wrote a report about what she did. Here it is.

What I did today

Today, I went to Mom's school and it was very cool. I took a test, then we helped an Earth day thing. I did some more work after that. Then we went to the library. After that, we went to literature class that was talking about Shel Silverstein.

After the class ( which I rather enjoyed), we went to a music class and I used a smart board. It was really cool and I drew a lot of pictures. After that, we left the school and went home.
The End

Friday, March 5, 2010

Jenny the bunny

I will create a story using these five words: allegiance, geometry, appearance, biennial, and disturbance. Get ready for a cool story about bunnies right now!

At school By Alice Told by Jenny the bunny

I was at school, during geometry when there was a sudden disturbance. "Jenny!" said my brother, Benny. " We just saw the appearance of Nero!" I whispered to him, " That cat is for show and tell. He is for the biennial of Whiskers!". Nero is my cat. He is a descendant of Whiskers, the most famous cat in the B.S.B! I told Benny to bring me Nero after we pledge allegiance to the flag. Mrs. Honey told us to write a report of famous cat or the descendant of a famous cat. She told us to bring a descendant of a famous cat or draw one. After we pledged allegiance, Benny came in with a basket. A yowling basket! "Benny! What are you doing?!" I asked. Mrs. Honey asked me,"Will you please do show your show and tell please?" I looked in the basket, put it on the desk and said," Look in the basket. What do you see? The one in the middle is my pet cat, Nero. It looks like she just had kittens. Nero is related to Whiskers. And so are her baby kittens!"
The End.
By the way, B.S.B stands for the Bunny States of Bunny world. Good Bye!

Friday, February 12, 2010

Rabbit world!

Emma has a great new world here in my blog. She has decided that she will make a rabbit world with lots of rabbits on it. It will be all about rabbits and it will have pictures of only rabbits and herself (To hold the rabbits). This will happen very soon and there will lots more stuff in in it.

See you later,

Alice.