Monday, May 23, 2016

Thursday, May 12, 2016

Monday, May 9, 2016

Skyscraper and dominos.

I did this at math. Ben my best friend helped with the dominos. We did this together.

Wednesday, April 27, 2016

Wednesday, April 13, 2016

angry artes.

This is oubout a angry artes who did not like his draring.

Pickols

   
 
I howp  you like this vidiow.

Tuesday, April 12, 2016

Monday, April 11, 2016

days of the week

      this is my days of the week cecll I hoop that you ingoee it.

The papper sycle

I had to erase my sycle
 because the pichers were to close together.

my school ceicle

this is my cycle.   

Friday, April 8, 2016

My post

  This is my anger sycle I get vary mad.

wider workshop cikie

this is St Jon first gade widers workshop cikel

Thursday, April 7, 2016

Tuesday, April 5, 2016

Friday, March 11, 2016

John F.kennedy.

He was the 35th president. He helped with peace corps. He was a big help to other contree.

Thursday, March 10, 2016

albert instines life

albert instine skiped classes becuas he was so smart.

Gorge woshingtin

thay  had  a  farm . He  love's Ange . Gorge Woshingtin  fitied  in  the  wor . Gorge's  wife  was  Mrtha .

Brak work

He gave a speech in 2008 it helped a lot to the unititid stats of amarica.

Tuesday, March 8, 2016

Tuesday, March 1, 2016

Friday, February 26, 2016

Tuesday, February 23, 2016

my flat standly


flat stanly was with my dad
     and me at the same time

This was some of the crew
This was some of the playground and the pool and boat

we are going to papas hows today


1.
 1.You must travel over the Mississippi River to get to Papa's farm in Illinois. (see the Arch?)

2.

Oops! The road to Papa's farm is flooded today. We must look at the map and go another way!

3.


See the train tracks? They tell us that we are almost to the farm. Papa lives out in the county in a little town called Shattuc. It is about 100 miles east of St. Louis and only 300 people live there!

4.
This is Papa. He is my great grandpa and he is 93 years old. We have just finished a delicious lunch!
 v
5.

 
Here we are standing with Dad and Blake on the big oil pump. The pump operates on a timer which turns it on & off.

6.
Here we are with Dad on the four-wheeler.

7.
This is Papa's backyard. Can you see my friend Murphy?

8.

Audrey rode on the Gator with us to Papa's pond. It is way too cold to swim today!

9.


Back at the house, the guys play some pool in the basement.

10.
Now we are taking a break and warming up next to the fire.
11.

the train tracks are about a half a mile from papas howes (house)
We spent time talking about how there are train tracks marked on the map too. Can you see them?

 


What a great day at Papa's farm!

Abe Lincoln

I hope you like my vido

Davy Crockett

This is my chang macker

Monday, February 22, 2016

Friday, February 12, 2016

my stanley


Stanley ate lunch over the highway in Oklahoma on our way to Texas.


 


Stanley ate dinner with us in Meers Oklahoma. A very small community.



Stanley rode a horse on the ranch that we stayed at in Kerrville, Texas. It is mostly country living.

Stanley played on a lot of rocks. In Texas, the yards have mostly rocks instead of grass.

Stanley was able to feed the deer in the yard! There are many animals that live on this ranch, which makes it very different than most city communities. Some animals that live on this ranch are horses, cows, pigs, turkeys and more.


Stanley found a neighbor with his name!  Since this community is so small, many people have their names by their mailboxes.



Texas may be a very large state in the United States, but Kerville is pretty small. One of the main things people do is go hiking like us in this picture.



Since Kerrville, Texas is a 14 hour drive from our house, we stopped at a water park on the way home with Stanley.


The most interesting thing about this community to Stanley was how many rocks there were. People in Kerrville, Texas don't normally have basements because it is not easy or cheap to dig into rock!
















Thursday, February 11, 2016

Friday, January 15, 2016

corbin's trip to detroit.

 

We wondered: How long is the bridge to Canada in Detroit?

1.4 miles or 7500 feet

When we were looking for information on the bridge to Canada, we found a video series about how they built the bridge from 1927-1929. We noticed several things...

  • They knocked down houses to build the bridge. They used the parts of houses to build other things.

  • They used foot bridges on the top of the bridge that were held on by ropes.

  • They put two metal things in the ground to hold the bridge up.

  • They pulled the wires up from the bottom of the river to put them over the top.

  • They used giant girders that look like rails to build the bridge.

  •  

v
 
this is the bridge to Canada.
 

 

   
 
these are some intens christmas lights.  
 
 
 
there is a smoke stack in the backround.
 
We spent a lot of time looking at the map of Detroit. We found the bridge to Canada...and we found the tunnel to Canada too.

Then we were curious about the blue space. We knew it was water, but what kind of water was it? Ocean water? So we zoomed out and learned that it was a lake...a really big lake.
 
We were also curious about the black line through the middle of the picture. As we zoomed out, we figured out that the black line separates the United States from Canada.

Wednesday, January 13, 2016

Friday, January 8, 2016

Flat Stanley goes to Sun City Arizona

FLATSTANLEY
We are Brody's paternal grandparents.  Our names are Papa and Nene Tesar.  We had the pleasure of taking Stanley to Sun City Arizona for a week.  It was his first time flying on an airplane which was very exciting for him.  We flew from Peoria Illinois to Sun City Arizona which is about 1,600 miles away.  It took 2 ½ hours to get there by plane.  If you drove there it would take 2 ½ to 3 days of boring driving time.

There are about 40,000 people who live in Sun City.  It is a community in which the full time residents must be at least 55 year old in order to live there.

In surrounding areas Spring Training is held for many major league baseball teams .  Among them are the Chicago Cubs and the San Diego Padres.  You have to go to Florida in the spring if you want to watch the Cardinals.

There are also a lot of golf courses in the area.  While Stanley was there he played golf and gave a friend of Papa’s a golf lesson or two…….. Stanley shot a 79 for 18 holes which is 7 shots over “par”…. Way to go Stanley!!!!



He also was lucky enough to go to Brody’s cousin’s (Knox Tesar’s) 1st birthday party.  He met a lot of nice kids there.  He also got to hug a pomegranate that was hanging on a tree in the back yard. Brody’s great-aunt Beckie held him up real high so he could reach it!  There are lots of pomegranates in Arizona but not in Missouri.

 
Stanley had lots of fun but was glad to come back home.
 
 
This is My Grapols  fred holding  Flat Stanley
 
This is soomboey hoding FLATSTANLEY
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
We had a few questions to ask Brody's grandpa, so we sent him an email.
 

Dear Mr. Tesar,

Thank you for taking Flat Stanley to Sun City. We had a couple of questions about your email. We were wondering…

Why are only 55+ year olds able to live in Sun City?

Is the time in Sun City, Arizona different from the time in Missouri?

From,

Miss Winter’s First Grade Friends
Two great questions..  First, I guess too many older folks forgot how much fun it is to be around younger people.  I hope I never get there.  Maybe the older folks like to sleep a lot and the younger kids keep them awake!!  Second, Sun City is on mountain time, I think, but they never change their clocks I'm the fall and in the spring.  So at this time of year, if it is 6:00 in Missouri, it is 5:00 in Sun City.
I hope this helps and we REALLY enjoyed Flat Stanley's cpmpany
 

How scranimals moov

this is a  viteo  of  are  scranimals  moov.
This is a video of our scranimals movie.
 
 



Emma and Sofia and Connors Scranimals.

 
this is are scranimals videoow.

Thursday, January 7, 2016

sranamal grups.

we did this it was realy hard.
We did this. It was really hard.