At my friend`s house David Ethan and Aren. Me and Ethan made a fire. It was cool!
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A note from Logans Mom
This blog is written by Logan. All posts are his thoughts and all info is what he wants you to learn about! This is both for school and recreation.
Hope you enjoy the mind of this 3rd grader!
Hope you enjoy the mind of this 3rd grader!
Did you know?
The cheetah is mostly spotted, but it's tail is striped!
The king cheetah which is extremely rare, has stripes on its back where the spots have joined up.
The king cheetah which is extremely rare, has stripes on its back where the spots have joined up.
Did you know?
Polar Bears' livers contain a lot of Vitamin A. In small doses, this if fine for humans, but when artic exploreres ate the bears livers, they were poisoned.
Did you know?
Male hooded Seals blow air into their noses to scare off a rival seal. It can inflate the lining of the nostril so big that it looks like a big red balloon!
Amazing Armadillo Lizard
"The Armadillo Lizard has tough, armor like skin on its head and back, just like a real armadillo. To escape from enemies, it hides in a crack in the rock, or it curls up into a tight, scaly ball to protect its soft stomach."
-Taken from "Wild Wild World"
-Taken from "Wild Wild World"
Amazing Dinosaurs
"The neck of Mamenchisaurus was 50 feet long, strengthened by a system of spines. It could not have been lifted very high. Mamenchisaurus probably fed on low growing vegetation."
-Taken from "Wild Wild World"
-Taken from "Wild Wild World"
Amazing Gorillas
Gorillas use sign language! Wild Gorillas communicate with grunts and body language. A Gorilla named Koko learned real sign language!
Amazing Gray Wolf
" The gray wolf is one member of the dog family that is powerful enough to kill a person. There have been tales of gray wolf attacks in Europe and Asia."
"Stories like Goldilocks, Little Red Riding Hood and Peter and the Wolf were probablly made to scare little children from wandering into the woods."
-Taken from "Wild Wild World"
"Stories like Goldilocks, Little Red Riding Hood and Peter and the Wolf were probablly made to scare little children from wandering into the woods."
-Taken from "Wild Wild World"
Amazing Sharks
"Most sharks drown if they stop swimming, as no oxygen-rich water is passing over their gills. They also sink. They do not have a swim bladder like other fish. They have a huge oily liver instead, which helps to keep them afloat."
-Taken from "Wild Wild World"
-Taken from "Wild Wild World"
Amazing Spiders
The water spider makes its home under the surface of the water. It spins a web like a balloon which it fills with air bubbles. It waits inside until it spots its prey and then darts out to seize it.
-From "Wild Wild World"
-From "Wild Wild World"
5 comments:
Wow! That sounds so fun! Did you guys get to do it yourself? That's neat that you are learning new things. I think it would be fun if you got to practice making a camp fire.
This is the coolest blog ever! I LOVE your background. I also loved the one about the dinosaurs. You are very generous to let someone borrow your book. The pictures were good too.
Hey buddy! Remember, no fires in the house and no trying to cut the rope on a rope swing WHILE you're ON the rope swing.
I love you,
Dad
Maybe you and Kimmy could build fires together. Kimmy LOVES fires.
Love,
Marmi
Thank you for inviting me to your science blog. I love science! Did you build the fire by rubbing flint stones together to make sparks on some kindling, or do you get to use matches? It really sounds like fun. Thanks again for inviting.
Valerie
Logan,
I love your new blog! You are quite a good writer (like your mom and dad!) Jennie and I will look forward to reading your posts, hearing more from the "wild wild world" book and about your adventures, too. Good job!
Jeri Tanner
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