HAVE A LOOK INSIDE! Each year Mrs. Avnor's classroom does The Culture Box Exchange. We send in little artifacts from where we are and they send in artifacts from where they are too. This year they sent in artifacts from Alaska. We got so many cool things from them! They sent raw goods like salmon, and even a tire! They brought in their favorite books and a hockey puck. This was an amazing social studies experiment. By Joe M. The first thing we got was a boot that they use to track through the snow. The second thing we got was one tire that they use for their bikes when it is snowy. The tire has studs on it to create friction. The third thing we got was a book that talks about their city. The fourth thing was a shirt that had a picture of their school mascot. The fifth thing was mountain goat wool. It had a lot of things in the wool. What was cool about the starfish was that the kids found them a lot when they went to the beach. The seventh thing is a rock that the kids painted. They paint the rocks and then sell them. The eighth thing was their state flag. The ninth thing was an Alaskan abc book. It has mostly all plants and animals in Alaska. The tenth thing was Native American art work on a postcard from a radio station. Haines, Alaska has only has 1 radio station. The eleventh thing they sent us was a postcard that had a picture of their town, Haines. The twelfth thing is some cranberry jam. They have a lot of berries in Alaska. The thirteenth thing they sent us was a jar of salmon, It is one of the most popular foods there. The fourteenth thing that they sent us was the smoked salmon. The last thing they sent us was a hockey puck. It was a puck from their community. They have a community hockey rink. The culture box was a lot of fun and we hope you had fun reading this. By Makenna and Isla
Our Skype With David Kelly by Macy
Today we skyped with David Kelly the author of The Ballpark Mysteries. His latest book from The Ballpark Mysteries that he wrote is about the St. Louis Cardinals. He has written 18 Ballpark Mystery books. 22 books all together. He also wrote another series called MVP. The MVP series is about sports. Our Skype with David kelly by Emmersen David kelly is the author that writes Ballpark Mysteries. Today our class was lucky enough to skype with David Kelly. We learned a lot of things for example, he got the ideas from his sons.His sons played baseball, and he read a lot of books but there were no books that were sport mysteries so he decided to make some. One of his popular books was his very first one that was called The Fenway Foul Up.Most of David kelly’s books are about 70 pages.I like that David Kelly does mystery books! He was really fun to skype with! Our Skype with David Kelly By Joe M. David Kelly is an children's book author. He has written the Ballpark Mysteries, MVP, and some non-fiction books. He is famous by his mysteries. The Ballpark Mysteries take place in various baseball stadiums. His latest book being in Busch Stadium, St. Louis MO. He plans to make his next book be in New York. Buy a David Kelly Book Today! Our Skype by Owen We had a skype with David Kelly. He wrote the Ballpark Mysteries. He has also wrote the MVP series. He has been writing for 12 years! His newest book was about the St. Louis Cardinals. It’s called The Cardinals Caper. He’s written almost 22 books. I really liked it. Our Skype with David Kelly by Isla We had a skype with an author named David Kelly. David wrote Ballpark Mysteries. One of the most popular ones are about the St. Louis cardinals. David Kelly has a new book coming out soon. In total now he has written 22 books! He got his idea of ballpark mysteries because as a kid he played baseball and he had 2 kids and they enjoyed baseball too. David kelly has been writing for 12 years! David Kelly is a very good author! |
November 2021
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