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2008-2009
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by Jell-O

teacher: Molly McGraw

Assignments

6/9/09 Lessons Learned	06/09
ABC lists	05/12
State Testing	05/05
4/23/09 Uh oh--SOLUTIONS WANTED	04/23
Similes, Metaphors, and Personification	04/20
How Likely?	04/14
Spring Break!	03/31
Fraction Questions	02/17
Read Your Heart Out	02/03
Salmon Science	12/17
Our State is Great	12/17
Favorite Flying, Furry, Four-Footed, or Flippered Friends	12/16
Teacher for a Day	12/16
What is Thinking?	12/16
What is Cooperation?	12/16
School Specials	12/16
Henry Huggins	12/16
Election 2008	12/16

Blog Entries

6/9	A Lesson for You
4/23	Having a Fun Rest of the Year
4/20	Similes, metaphors and personification
4/14	Probability
4/2	My Spring Break
3/24	How To Eat An Oreo Cookie
3/24	Crazy Crash
3/19	Top Ten Books
2/3	My Book Review On Gossamer By Lois Lowry
1/20	Smiley Face!!!!!!
1/6	Winter Break
12/16	Dangers of Salmon
12/5	Mac-and-Cheese
12/4	My Weekend
12/2	7 Random Facts
List 25, 50, all

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My Book Review On Gossamer By Lois Lowry The book Gossamer is about an adventurous dream giver named Littlest One. She is assigned to a house to give dreams to an elderly woman. She has a creative mind and has to face the evil Sinisteeds who gather in a horde. Sinisteeds give nightmares and cause trouble for littlest. To find out what happens next you should read this book.
This book has different points of view that bounce back and forth between characters. John, (The sassy boy who back-talks to his care taker) Has a hidden sense of humor. I think the sad part about this book is that John’s Dad was so mean to him and his Mom when John was a kid.
I would recommend this book to anyone who likes dreams and adventure. Join Littlest and Thin Elderly in this heroic book.

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