Hello World!

Article posted September 29, 2006 at 08:38 PM GMT0 • Reads 1118

Favorite colors, foods, thing to do, subjects,

Name

Age

Friends

Family

Pets

School



This was just my demonstration for the class!

tag testing

Article posted January 3, 2007 at 02:17 AM GMT0 • Reads 221

Here's a tag for Sally



and http://www.halcyon.com/arborhts/arborhts.html



and

Logan



and

Riley1



hope this works!

Blogs I like

Article posted March 21, 2007 at 08:30 PM GMT0 • Reads 136

I like the following blogs:

• Sally. She writes very interesting articles, especially fantasy ones, like the Valentine Bandit – that one really made me laugh.

• M.V. He first commented to Logan in our class, and he writes about stuff I like, like football, and video games.

hyperlink test

Article posted April 26, 2007 at 09:02 PM GMT0 • Reads 158

Here's a test.... If you click on these links below, you MIGHT go to another web site. All I am doing is typing in a blog address:



[LINK]

[LINK]

[LINK]

Happy Thanksgiving

Article posted November 20, 2007 at 03:32 PM GMT0 • Reads 236

Happy Thanksgiving

Holiday Plans

Article posted December 20, 2007 at 07:51 AM GMT0 • Reads 186

I plan on spending a lot of time playing with Lincoln. He's really looking forward to having me home for a couple of weeks.

hi

Article posted January 10, 2008 at 12:25 AM GMT0 • Reads 169

testing

So Far

Article posted September 25, 2008 at 08:38 PM GMT0 • Reads 254

Third grade is going pretty well so far. The hardest part for me is Language.

School so far

Article posted September 24, 2010 at 11:26 PM GMT0 • Reads 444

So far school is pretty easy. I like recess best, of course.

Billy’s Dream

Article posted February 10, 2012 at 07:01 PM GMT0 • Reads 1488

Billy and Todd were working on building a go cart in Todd’s basement. They had built go carts before, but this one was going to be special. They got the wheels off of two old baby buggies. They got wood and nails from Todd’s dad. But they got their idea from a dream…



Most go carts have to be pushed or pulled to make them go. Some even have motors. Some just go down hills. But there was this special one that didn’t need anybody pushing it, and could even go up hills on its own. It was in Billy’s dream. Here’s what he dreamed:



It was green, and the kids made it special. It went everywhere on its own – no motor, nobody had to push it, it just went places. The secret was in how it was built. It just had a board for the body, and a board to lean back against. It had boards to hold the wheels onto the body. The secret was it had HUGE wheels on the back. They were like 4 times the size of the front wheels. That’s how it went on its own – you were always going downhill! It was just plain amazing.



To make it go, Billy just sat down on the seat. It started going. When he got up, it stopped. It never really went very fast, and that was a good thing, because it did not have brakes!



Billy got rich with this go cart. He sold rides on it for $.50 for 5 minutes. On Saturdays, he’d go out on the street in front of his house. Kids would be lined up waiting by 7:30 AM!. Usually by noon he had made about $20.00.



After a couple months of this he had enough money to buy more materials, and with his special design, built and sold lots of those go carts – for $1,000. each!



Then he woke up. He finished building the cart with Todd. He couldn't wait to try it out. He sat down in the seat... to be continued...

Pacific Science Center

Article posted February 26, 2012 at 10:36 PM GMT0 • Reads 795

We went to the Pacific Science Center yesterday, and it was really great!

My favorite part was the Butterfly exhibit: