We will miss our cardinals over the summer. Please keep in touch by commenting to this post. Tell us about your summer reading, travels, adventures, and activities.
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I am so proud of my daughter, Lailyn G.. She completed “No Roses For Harry” all by herself. It took three days to get through, but she finished last night in the car while we were driving down to the beach! I am not sure what level that book is. It is copyright 1958 and about a dog who doesn’t like his rose sweater from Grandma. Does any one know how to find out the reading level?
So far this summer I have been going to the beach and getting really tan. Father’s Day came, my parents anniversery, and my birthday comng up. I have been playing softball and our team The White Sox made it to the playoffs.
Ashli G. I found some information regarding reading level for No Roses for Harry at this website: http://www.commonsensemedia.org/book-reviews/No-Roses-for-Harry.html
It’s an exciting time when a child starts to read independently! Lailyn’s adventures are endless when she begins reading. We hope to hear back back from you soon!
Happy Birthday Kia and best wished with your softball team! Let us know how you do. What position do you play? Go White Sox!!!!
Way to go Lailyn! I remember reading that book when I was a little girl. Wow! We are proud to have a new Cardinal reader at Trantwood. I know we teachers sure love to read a lot when we have more time during the summer. I hope we hear about the next book that you read very soon!
Jack has been enjoying reading books to his little brother Harrison. It’s a thrill for him to read the same books that I read to him not long ago.
I’m going to South Carolina and I’m going to read alot.
So far I have been doing many camps like a writting camp and last week I did a Drama Camp!!! That was totally FUN!!! I have also read a lot.
Now I am doing Vaction Bible school and I really enjoy it. i’m going to write back every. Next week me and my girl Scout troop are going to the Great Wolf Lodge. I’m stil reading in my spare time. Ryan and I might be testing today for our Red One. Witch is a red belt with a black line that goes through the center of the belt.
Alexis,
Glad you enjoyed your VBS experience. Also, good luck with your karate testing! Let us know how things worked out. What advice do you have for others facing a challenge such as this?
Mrs. Teri
I am having a fun summer. I just got back from Lake Gaston. I caught a big bass, a huge catfish, and lots of little blue gills that stole my bait all the time. I went tubing. One time I went so high that I flew in the air and almost fell off. I also did Vacation Bible School. It was fun! I am reading a lot and almost have my reading log filled in!
I helped out in my VBS in the craft room. It was tiring and I went home and slept untill dinner after. I will miss Trantwood
-Emma N. age 11
Hi Emma,
Now you know how teachers feel after teaching every day. We will miss you next year, but middle school is going to be grrrrrrreat! Keep in touch.
~Mrs. Teri
So far I’ve read over 700 pages. I’m in Dance Company so i’ve had summer classes and we went to New York City to compete. I’m also sad becuse I broke my foot dancing. But I’m betting my boot of soon!!!!!!!!
-Emily P.
Pierce- I just love Lake Gaston. Sounds like you are a great fisherman. Glad you’re so enthusiastic about reading.
Emily- What books are you reading? Do you have a favorite series? Sorry to hear about your foot! Give it time to heal. You’ll be back dancing even better than before.
I worked at another Virginia Beach school during summer school. I learned so much and I am excited to come back to Trantwood to start another school year!
This summer, I went to lots of classes to get ready for the new school year. I am learning how to blog which is a lot of fun.
Right now my favorite series are the Candy Apple books, The Royal Diaries, and the P. J. and the Olympians. The books in those series are mostly the only books I’m reading.
Emily P., I am so glad to see that you are continuing to read during the summer. Sorry to hear about your foot!!! Is your foot getting better? Look forward to seeing you soon!
Ms. G.
I missed all teachers when I moved back to England. I’m on my courageous journey back to England.
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