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All the students in room 15 teach and learn from each other. The challenges that are achieved are limited only by the restrictions of their own minds!

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4th Grade, RL


Teacher Assignments

Transcontinental Railroad 05/05
Top Five of Coloma 12/01
Who Are You? 08/25
Bonus BLOG 05/16
Old Sacramento 04/22
Westminster Woods Poetry 04/15
The Terrible Wave 01/08
California's History 10/23
California Railroad Museum "Top Five" 04/30
Westminster Woods 03/19
The California Gold Rush 11/30
The Cay book Review 10/03
Who do you like best in literature? 05/22
Mining in the California Gold Rush 12/31
Dedication of The Cay 10/07
The Phantom Tollbooth Theme 05/16
Westminster Woods 03/21
The Terrible Wave 12/07
Coloma! 11/06
Traveling to Golden Gulch 10/27
Timothy of The Cay 09/13

Teacher Entries

Transcontinental Railroad 5/5
Top Five of Coloma 12/1
Who are you? 8/23
Bonus BLOG! 5/16
Old Sacramento! 4/22
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Student Entries

C The Transcontinental Railroad Change Descriptors 6/5
BaE Science Night 6/5
L Transcontinental Railroad 6/5
S My Favorite book 6/4
O Transcontinental Railroad 6/3
a The Transcontinental Railroad 6/3
C Transcontinental Railroad Change Descriptors 6/3
FS The Transcontinental Railroad 6/3
R Minecraft: Portals 5/31
R My Favorites 5/31
R Minecraft: How to Build an Airplane 5/31
R Minecraft: Mobs 5/31
H The Transcontinental Railroad 5/31
Ig The Transcontinental Railroad 5/31
C The Transcontinental Railroad 5/31
Ks Favorite Things 5/30
H The Transcontinental Railroad 5/29
BaE The Transcontinental Railroad 5/29
W The Transcontinental Railroad 5/29
BaE My Favorite Things 5/29
K Cancun 5/29
R Minecraft Seeds 5/28
AD The Transcontinental Railroad 5/24
d The Transcontinental Railroad 5/24
J The Transcontinental Railroad 5/24

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Disaster in the Old Town The people who lived in Sacramento were almost always in danger. These disasters were floods and fires.
Since Sacramento was near the river, and on the same level, floods were not rare. In fact they were common. When it rained, the water would overflow, and it would work its way through the town. The first few times it happened, they were worried, but soon enough, they became used to it, although they were still scared. This problem was fixed by “raising the city.” I know what you’re thinking, “THAT’S IMPOSSIBLE!” Almost everyone thought that, when the proclamation was announced, except for the planners. But they worked hard, and sure enough, the city was raised 12 feet, but it took 14 years to do this task, and it was successful.

This fixed the problem because the water rushing through the town couldn’t get up hill. Sacramento is now a “Flood Free Town.” Sacramento is declared “safe!”

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Mr. La Marr is in his 28th year of teaching. He is fortunate to be working with such talented and motivated students. Each day is an adventure and we never know quite where we will land!

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