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This blog follows the comings and goings of a fabulous fourth grade class at Union Elementary School in Montpelier, Vermont and their teacher, Mrs. Pierce.
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March
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- Lesson 2 words
- Vocabulary lesson 8 words
- Spelling lesson 3 words
- Our read-aloud book
- Recess
- Tote project discussion!
- Making spruce tea in Hubbard Park at ECO!
- Our chicken eggs are incubating!
- Picking poetry books for April Poetry Month!
- Down Syndrome Awareness Day!
- The Supreme Court
- Supreme Court
- Mock trial at Supreme Court
- Reading interview
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March
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It is so great to be learning about the strikes of the early 1900s. I wonder what Rosa and Jake will think of Barre, Vermont!
ReplyDeleteI like learning about it too
DeleteI really like learning about the 1900's. I feel that striking sounds dangerous so I probably wouldn't
DeleteI love the book so far its a really great book
ReplyDeleteso amazing! I love this book so much. espesaly rosa
ReplyDeleteI wonder why it's called that?
ReplyDeleteBread and roses too, is an amazing. I'm glad that it is our read aloud book
ReplyDeleteIt's "is amazing" not "is an amazing"
DeleteI love this book so much because its so expressive!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
ReplyDeletei wonder two things: is that Rosa on the front cover, and what was in the wine that Jake's dad drank? Why did he die from it?
ReplyDeleteoh yeah, he just drank to much of it.
Deletelook's like it's good
ReplyDeletethis book is so good i sugjest you read it!
ReplyDeleteI love the book so far its so good
ReplyDeletei really enjoy this book because it is intresting has a lot a delite
ReplyDeletebread and roses is a a great book I can't imagine how hard it was during the strike
ReplyDeleteI wounder whats going to happen next
ReplyDeleteI would not want to go to new york
ReplyDeletei loved it
ReplyDeletei loved it
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