Friday, April 19, 2013

Week of April 15th

This week was a very horrible week, actually is was kind of boring.  I mean we had to do ITBS (Iowa Test of Basic Skills) testing.  We all thought it was hard, not really.  I mean it was like 1 + 1=_____.

On April 18th it was Poem in Your Pocket Day!  Did you know that? The way we celebrated it was handing out poems from our pockets.  It was fun!  

We even got a Brownie Party!!!!!!!!!  Howdy y'all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  We had a brownie party, we had a brownie party!!!!!!!!!!!!! On the last day of ITBS testing we got a celebratory brownie party for behaving so well on the testing, and more importantly, because the test was over, and even more importantly, they tasted good!!!!!!!!!!

The Cape Disappointment trip is coming up.  We are going to Costco on Tuesday to buy all the supplies.  We are so excited for the trip.  We are going to sleep in yurts.  We can bring electronics on the bus to occupy us. We will learn more about Lewis and Clark.  There are old army bunkers there too.  There is a tower with a view of the ocean.  We leave on Wednesday!  

This week we celebrated Earth Day in our class.  Earth Day is actually Monday, but we celebrated early.  We made Earth Day poems and amazingly funny hats.  Each of the Creators wrote poems for Earth Day and read them in front of gathering while wearing our awesome hats.  We made recyclable hats.  Everyone had a different design of hat.  They we painted our hats with a bunch of different colors.  That is how we celebrated Earth Day in our class.  You can read our poems below. 
 
 This is our new student, Gabe!
 
What we need
We need trees,
And we need bees.
We need the sun,
But no one needs a gun.
We need earth,
And we need birth.
We need peace,
And we need police.
We need air,
And we need underwear.
 
When the environment’s supine,
When there is no sunshine,

Pollution needs to be scanty.
Everybody needs to be planting.

I would demand for everything to be clean.
There would be no more polluting machines.

A proper world is pollution free.
So would you listen to me?

Don’t be a fool,
And stop dumping chlorine from a swimming pool.
 
Gas Kills Grass

Gas kills grass
When it spills down from the over pass.
It also kills river bass.
It is not much longer till the hour glass runs out.
So think about what earth day is all about.
So don’t go without recycle.
Instead of a car use a bicycle.
I prefer to reuse paper that comes on news.
 
“Long Live the Earth”

The earth gives us trees,
The trees give us air,
The air lets us breath anywhere.

The earth gives us water,
The water gives us hydration,
The water lets us live in the nation.

The earth gives us snow,
The snow lets us play,
The playing lets us say “let’s have fun today!”

The earth gives us sun,
The sun gives us light,
When the light goes down it is night.

The earth gives us animals,
The animals have fun too,
If they have fun why shouldn’t you?

The earth gives us everything,
From here to there,
The earth gives us anything anywhere.

The earth lets us live,
That’s what the earth is worth,
Let everybody say “long live the earth!”
 
I Love my Earth

I love my Earth and everything in it.
But you need to outfit for this commitment
 I like how it’s big and round.
With all the nice, crazy, amazing sound.
And of course with all the pointy pine cones
That I found.
I even like the very mean hounds.

All the nice people who live on earth.
Always were happy after their birth.

The air, grass, animals and trees.
The earth gives us all of that.
But only if you say please.  
 
Green Grass
My hairspray smells like grapes,
It's also great perfume.
It makes the grass all gray,
 Gray grass never grows green. (I’m in doom!)


My hair is as hard as a rock.
It’s smelly in good ways.
I pound my rock hard locks,
They ring and bang and bong- I raise my head in song.


The earth is great stuff!
Let’s fill the earth with buff,
And all that pretty puff!
Grape hairspray kills stuff and buff and…
FLUFF!!!!!
 
Earth Day
Do you want to know what Earth day is all about?
Well come a little closer so I don’t have to shout.
Earth Day is about the environment, you see.
If you take care of it, life will be easier for you and for me.
It’s about taking care of the streams, flowers, and all of the trees
So the birds, spiders, bugs, fish, mammals and the bees
And most importantly us humans, ourselves, humankind so we can live, can exist, can survive, can breath;
 So we can thank Mother Nature for what she has given us for the cold weather, the hot weather, and the fairest of degrees.
So that’s what Earth Day is all about.
Go out there and take care of the environment and maybe plant a sprout.
 
Trees
Once upon a time, the trees
Were nicely swaying in the breeze,
Then a man came and cut
Down a tree to make his hut.
Others came and chopped some too
And the lovely landscape turned into
A boring one of little stumps,
A yucky one of city dumps.
For they turned it into a rather large town
With people always hanging around.
Oh that man made a terrible mistake
‘Cause wow what a difference one tree can make.
 
Polluted in the future

Let’s go to the future when the earth gets polluted,
And everyone is suited.
But we can change that all right now.
I will tell you how.
Burn your trash to ash,
Even smash it to mash.
Put it in a worm box,
Don’t  give it to a fox.
Don’t kill bees,
Tthey help trees. 
 
Suffer

Because of the smog, it is not sunny,
So Danny lost his money.
If there aren’t trees then there will be no bees.
And if there aren’t trees then there are no seeds.
And nothing will matter if paper gets fatter.
And everything’s better if recycling will matter.
And if you don’t recycle paper
Then you will breathe harder later,
And you will suffer
And you will find out that it will be tougher.
 
IF YOU CARE
 Kill a tiger, kill a bear,
Do it, do it if you dare.
There will be consequences, don’t think not,
If you dare to put a tiger in the pot.
If you don’t care, eat a bear,
But if you care, don’t eat him medium rare!
If you care, don’t eat the pigeon in the snare!
If you care, don’t kill the mare.
Please don’t kill the mare.

ENVIRO

As I watch a river flow,

I sometimes wonder if it knows.

How a bee collects a rose.

Or how an oaken sapling grows.

Or how a firefly brightly glows.

Or why that cricket likes my hose.

Or why that fly flew up my nose.

Or why that hairspray killed my rose.

Or why that car oil dyed my toes.

Or why the wind will sharply blow.

Because I used toothpaste to wash the windows so they glow.

If I asked the river so,

Then it might tell me not to slow.

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