Monday, March 30, 2009

WEEK 31

Homework Monday
Read 20 minutes
Writing-Write a paragraph about one of the virtues we have learned about the last two weeks. For example, perseverance, impartiality, forgiveness, etc.
Acceptance Bravery, Curiosity, Determination Devotion Discretion Flexibility Focus Forgiveness Generosity Gentleness Gratitude Honesty Humbleness Humor Impartiality Industry Innocence Justice Kindness Love Loyalty Openness Patience Peace Prudence Reliability Responsibility Sensitivity Sincerity Spontaneity Steadfastness Strength Toughness Tranquility Trustworthiness Next write a skit/story about this virtue with characters

Friday, March 27, 2009

5th Grade Limericks

Pig Who Liked Cheese
By Kate-o
There once was a pig who liked cheese
This very weird pig spoke Chinese
People thought he was funny
And called him a bunny
Because he hops when he is pleased

Phil’s dream
By Jefferson airplane
There once was a leprechaun named phil
Who only had one dream to fulfill
He wanted to find gold
Before he got to old
In a pot so large that it will spill

Smelly Coach Kelly
By Cinders
There once was a coach named Kelly
His players thought he was smelly
Then his team won the champs
So he did a big dance
And everyone saw his belly

POE’S TOE
By Firecracker
There once was a boy named Poe
He had always licked his toe
One day it grew fungus
And spread all among us
And everyone was his foe

The Frog Named
Rob
By Jackson Browne
There once was a frog named Rob
He was floating on a log
The log was tipping
And he was slipping
And finally Rob went blob!!

Robby The Lion
By Olive-Oil
There once was a lion named Robby
His very best friend was named Bobby
Robby and Bobby had a big scare
When they were chased by little Hare
Then Hare made poor Robby soggy

The Cow
☺By: Danielson☹
There once was a cow named Jig
She was about three sizes big
She crushed a house
And ate a mouse
But she got stuck in a wig

Santa’s Beard
By Rachel S.
Santa had a white, curly beard,
I think it is rather quite weird.
It’s made of marshmallow,
Mixed in with some jello,
And I don’t think it could be sheared.