Part of being a good blogger is to read lots of different blogs. You might get ideas on how to do something better, or you may make a new friend. Either way, it’s a win-win situation, right? 🙂

Here are some blogs that you might enjoy reading. Please leave a comment and tell the writer what you like about his or her blog posts. Everyone loves positive feedback!
Mrs. Gentis’s Class, San Antonio, TX

Mr. MJ’s class (Peeler)

Ms. Mannino’s class (Peeler)

Erik’s blog: Six-year-old Erik writes about things he likes.

Global Bros: Brothers Stefan and Tyler traveled around the world for a whole year!  Check out some of their experiences.

You Are Here–Jordan: Follow a girl named Ayat as she talks about what it’s like to live in Jordan, a country in the Middle East.

**You can’t comment directly on Global Bros. or You Are Here because you have to be a member of the site.  If you want to say something about either one of these blogs, you can leave those comments on THIS post.

If you’re a visitor to our blog and would like us to read your blog, leave us a comment and a link to your page.  We’re always looking for new stuff to read!  Happy blog jogging!

Smiles,
Mrs. B 🙂

We are home from our amazing trip to Camp Greenville! Our kids spent the past three days in the mountains learning about courage, compassion, and responsibility. They also learned a lot about leadership. I am proud of all the kids who went on the trip. I enjoyed watching them try new things and make new friends. They all really worked well as a team. Way to go Upper House!

My class is writing about their camp experience and how they were able to show courage, compassion, or responsibility. Check out their posts by looking to the right of this page and clicking on a name. They would love to have comments from you!

Do you have a Camp Greenville story that you’d like to share? Leave a comment on this page and tell us about what you experienced at Camp Greenville!

Smiles,
Mrs. B 🙂

I think the kids liked archery the best. We had a great time learning about the different bows and how to shoot them!

The kids had to make their own animals as part of a cooperative challenge. Here are the ones our group made:

Corn snakes are common in the woods. This one is cute, don’t you think?

We learned about how animals adapt to their environment in different ways. A few of us got carried away…

Fourth graders at Pretty Place.

We went on a nature walk on day 2. This was what we found along the way.

This place is beautiful.

It’s 4:30 AM, way too early for blogging! But I think I’m just as excited as the kids about camp today. I hardly slept at all!

Keep track of our (mis)adventures this week at Camp Greenville! I will be updating this blog and my Twitter feed here as long as I can get a signal in the mountains! Parents, you can leave comments for your kids, and you can have peace of mind that things are going well.

Goodbye Peeler! See you Wednesday! =)