Mrs. Ranney's class looks forward to sharing and learning with our QUAD blogging buddies!
Mr. Avery’s Classroom Blog 4th Grade Massachusetts, USA
3DD Classroom Blog Grade 3 Australia
Mrs. Ranney's Classroom Blog 3rd Grade California, USA
Mrs. Watson's 2/3 Class British Columbia, Canada
The concept is four blogging classes come together and learn about one another one week at a time. This alliance will help each class increase learning more about the wonderful world we live in.
This week, let's meet Mrs. Ranney's third graders from California!
We are a group of 12 girls and 10 boys!
Enjoy watching the slide show to learn more about us!
Room 9 is Fine! on PhotoPeach
Enjoy watching the slide show to learn more about us!
Room 9 is Fine! on PhotoPeach
Enjoy browsing through our blog!
We anxiously await comments from our new buddies!
Feel free to comment on this or any other post!
Dear Mrs. Ranney and students,
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad I get to know you better this week. That was a great slideshow. I'm really looking forward to seeing your animal reports when they're finished! It looks like everyone is working very hard on those.
I've never even heard of some of the games you play at recess. For example, how do you play Chinese handball? That might be something my students are interested in learning how to play.
Look forward to some comments from my students this week!
Your Quad Blogging buddy,
Mr. Avery
Plympton, Massachusetts
Dear Mrs.Ranney and clarss,
ReplyDeleteWe love the new post! :)
We wish we had the typing things because they look fun.
from
Charlotte and Paige 3DD
Dear Mrs.Ranney,
ReplyDeleteI love the slideshow!
My favorite part of the slideshow was when you showed us at recess, in the libary, doing alphasmats, and at the Chumash Indian assembly.
I like doing the quad blogging with three other classes, one from Massachusetts, Austrailia, Califionia, and British Columbia, Canada.
I hope everyone has fun doing the quad blogging!
Sincerely,
Jordyn
Dear All quad blogging buddies,
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Carly, and I am in Mrs. Ranney's class. I can't wait until your posts are up!
One thing that I am looking forward to is learning a bit about you.
@Mr. Avery, Chinese handball is a game where you use a handball, and you try to hit it back and forth with another person for as long as you can. If somebody hits it out of the court they are out.
Also, if their hit bounces too much before it gets to the other person, then the person who hit the ball is out. Another rule for Chinese handball is that if you hit the ball and it doesn't bounce at all by the time it gets to the other person, then the person who hit it is out.
You can have a split in Chinese handball too. A split means that there are 2 people playing on 1 team. Sometimes the splits play against 1 person who doesn't have a split. The way it works is that the person who doesn't have a split gets 1 life. A life is, when you get out, then that is your life because you are playing against 2 people that are splits. That is how it is fair.
If I forgot anything about Chinese handball I will write you back.
@Charlotte and Paige in 3DD, I am glad that you guys liked the new post! I enjoy using the alphasmarts. Maybe you will get to use them sometime.
Warm Regards,
Carly:)
Dear Mrs. Ranney and students,
ReplyDeleteWe are really excited to be Quad buddies with you!
We loved watching your video and have tons of questions we can't wait to ask you. We will get a chance to go to the computer lab later today.
We noticed that there are a lot of similarities and differences between our two classes.
Your new Quad buddies,
Mrs. W and the 2/3's
Dear Mrs.Ranney and Class,
ReplyDeleteI am so exited to be quad blogging with you! What kind of rainforest animals did the students choose?
I would pick a Jaguar. Your slide show was really cool. I liked your library.
Your quad blogging buddy,
Sahara from Mrs.Watson's class
Dear Mrs. Ranney and class,
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited to be Quad blogging with you! I'm wondering how long is your rececs and lunch? Our reces is 15 minutes and our lunch is 45 minutes.
Your Quad blogging buddy,
Justin in Mrs.Watson's class
Dear Mrs. Ranny and class,
ReplyDeleteI really thought that your video was very interesting to me. I thought that it was very interesting that you have Asssembly every Friday. We only have Assembly twice a year.
I was wondering how long are your Asssemblies?
Your new Quad blogging buddy,
Sophie (in Mrs. W's class in B.C)
Dear Mrs. Ranney and class,
ReplyDeleteI loved your slide show. What`s dummy kickball? My favourite thing to do at recess and lunch is to play tetherball. What`s your favourite thing to do at recess and lunch? I can`t What to learn more about you.
Your Quad Blogging buddy,
Lily in Mrs. Watsons`s class
Dear Mrs. Ranney's class,
ReplyDeleteI like your video. How do you make the necklaces? I think the necklaces are very cool. It looks like that your students spent lots of time on them. Are you using pen to draw the details? Our class hasn't made necklaces like your class. The necklaces are very cool. Do you just make necklaces for fun?
Your new friend from Mrs. W's 2/3 class, Jenny
Dear Mrs. Ranney and class,
ReplyDeleteWhat is your computer lab like? Our computer lab is huge. Its got lots of computers in it and we got new computer monitors in it!
I thought your video was AWESOME!
I'm realy excited about being your quad blogging buddy!
Your new friend:)
Karin
Dear Mrs. Ranney and class,
ReplyDeleteThat must have been fun learning about Native Americans! It looked like you had a lot of fun. We don't call our first poeple Native Americans, we call them First Nations people. I like the name Native Americans, do you like the name First Nations poeple?
Your new friend,
Kennedy (in Mrs. W's class)
Dear Mrs.Ranney and class,
ReplyDeleteI am wondering what the Movement Game is and what you do in it? The only games I know are flies Buzz,Doctor Tag, Toilet Tag, Steal the Flag, and Grave Yard. If you are wondering how to play them please leave a comment.
Your Quad Blogging buddy
Fay from Mrs.W's class
P.S.The slide show was great!
Dear Mrs.Ranney and class,
ReplyDeleteWow! What a long Slide show.
I have been wanting to visit your blog. Here is my favourite part about the Slide show:
I think it is cool that you get to have a assembly every Friday! We only get to have one twice a year! Our First Nations made all sorts of things like hammers with pieces of wood and rocks.
Your new friend,
Oceana in Mrs.Watson`s class
Dear Mrs. Ranney and class,
ReplyDeleteIn math we do subtraction and addition. We're going to have a test soon. Your slide show was cool. I am so glad that we'e quad buddies.
Your Quad buddy,
Dante
Dear Mrs. Ranney and class,
ReplyDeleteI Wonder how you guys play Dummy
kick ball? I think you hold it then put it down and kick it and
other people will kick it.
From your friend,
Quang in Mrs.Watson's calss
Dear Mrs. Ranney and class.
ReplyDeleteBamboo sounds like lots and lots of fun. I wish I knew how to play it but I do not:(
At my school we play:
Tether ball
Sand man
Kick ball
and basketball
Have you ever played these games?
Every weekend I go to Mt Cain and play polar bears or penguins.
Your friend,
Ana in Mrs.W's class
Dear Mrs. Ranney and students,
ReplyDeleteI really like your slide show.
What is chinese handball and how do you play? We don't play Chinese handball, but we make up games. Also we make up clubs and we use hopscotch. We also play with basketballs. Also we play in the sand and we play tetherball. We play on the monkeybars and on the slide. We skip rope and play in our forest.
Your new friend from Mrs. W 2/3 class,
Dear Quad Blogging Buddies,
ReplyDeleteWe are certainly off to a great start!
@ Mr. Avery,I hope you enjoyed Carly's thorough answer to your question about Chinese handball! since you mentioned our "animal reports," I think you might enjoy our post called The Great Kapok Tree. We are using our research in a very creative way, as you will see by the comments!
@ Mrs. Watson's class, I am so glad you were able to go to the computer lab today and write comments. My class read your comments this afternoon, and they were very excited to respond to you! Be on the lookout for their comments back to you!
Cheers,
Mrs. Ranney
Dear Mrs Ranney and class,
ReplyDeleteHow do you play dummy kick ball and chinese hand ball ?
What level do you go up to?
From Tom,Kadyn and Lachlan
:mrgreen:
Dear Mrs Ranney and 3rd class,
ReplyDeleteI think your video was great! I have made a connection with your morning assembly, but we have our assembly at the end of the day. We don't really celebrate birthdays at the assembly but we do in our class. We also hand out awards too.
I think Alphasmart type writers are really cool! :)
How many playgrounds do you have?
Well I think that's all!
From,
Rhiannon. (3DD)
Dear Mrs Ranney and students,
ReplyDeleteWe love your slideshow. It is awesome :).
Mrs De Vries loves ♥ blogging and meeting new blogging buddies.
At Leopold Primary School some people play basketball.
We learned that you have assembly on Friday and we have it on Monday.
We are all enjoying Grade 3.
We like your Amazon Rainforest project.
From your pals,
Bianca, Declan, Paige and Jacob.
3DD.
Dear Mrs Ranney and class,
ReplyDeleteWe can't wait to start blogging with you.
You may know us from last year in
2KM and 2KJ.
We found your slide show very amusing and interesting. We have learnt a lot about your school.
We discovered some different things that we do not have at our school:
We have assembly on Monday afternoons and you have assembly on Friday mornings.
You have alphasmarts to practise typing and we don't.
You have Native American Tribes and we have Aboriginals.
We were wondering what Chinese handball is? Is it just like the normal handball?
The games that you were playing looked and sounded fun.
From your new blogging buddies from down under,
Millie, Sophie, Skye and Zoe
3DD
@Sahara
ReplyDeleteI picked the Jaguar for the Great Kapok Tree play. The post will be up in about a week. Please watch the play when it's up. The author of the book is Lynne Cherry. Try to find the book in your local library. I hope you get to read The Great Kapok Tree in your lifetime.
I have a question for you:
Are you in second or third grade?
Cheers,
Aidan
Dear Lily,
ReplyDeleteI also play tetherball at recess. It is my favorite game to play. I think it is so awesome that you like to play the same game as me.Do you win a lot of games you play?I win most of the games I play.
Sincerely,
Raelynn
What a great slideshow. Did you know the Chumash Indians had a type of stone that helped them to make fire and they traded that stone for shells from the Indians who lived on the outer Channel Islands. Today the Channel islands have no people living on them.
ReplyDeleteThe islands belong to the National Park Service.
Grammy Gail
Dear Mrs. Ranney and class,
ReplyDeleteWe really enjoyed your presentation. Our class has a few questions for your class. We wanted to know about a couple of the games you play at recess? How do you play bamboo and dummy kickball?
Our school is similar to yours in some ways. We get awards for our birthdays. We get pencils and we do that everyday instead of just on Friday. We also have a basketball court that some use for recess. We have a field though that has soccer nets on it.
Our school is different from yours in a lot of ways as well. Your music room looks a lot different than ours. We have big tables in ours and only a small carpet. For music, we all have our own recorder that we practice on to prepare for concerts. Here in Massachusetts, we learned about our local Native Americans called the Wampanoags. We didn't do all those fun activities like you did though.
Did anyone start a fire? If you didn't, what else do you think you would've needed to start it?
Your Quad Blogging buddies,
Mr. Avery's class
Dear Mr. Avery,
ReplyDeleteWe are so excited to be one of your blogging buddies. We wanted to tell you our favorite games to play at lunch. One thing we like to do at lunch is play the game bamboo. Bamboo is when you jump over two bars and try to tag the other person. Another thing we like to do is play four square. Last but not least we like to play handball and chines handball. It is a lot of fun being your blogging buddies.
Your Blogging buddies,
Grace, and Raelynn(from Mrs. Ranneys class)
Dear Dante,
ReplyDeleteHi, this is Jordyn and Jamie. We are glad that you enjoy being our quad blogging buddy. We have a question for you: Did you participate in World Maths Day? If you didn't, World Maths Day is a website where you get to compete against different people all around the world. You can choose to play addition, subtraction, division, or multiplication. You get 60 seconds to answer as many problems as you can, and whoever does the most problems without three wrong answers wins. We hope you do well on your test!
Best Regards,
Jordyn and Jamie :)
From Mrs. Ranney's class
@Justin,
ReplyDeleteOur recess is 20 minutes and our lunch is 45 minutes. Our school day is 6 hours and 16 minutes long.
@Ana,
You play Bamboo with 2 parallel upside down smiles. They're 2 people at each end. When someone calls "bamboo" they both go through the poles and then they hop over the poles. Then they keep on running through the poles until someone tags the other person.
Also, how do you play Sandman?
@Sophie,
The assemblies are 20 minutes long.
Sincerely,
Aidan and Justin
.
Dear Mr. Avery,
ReplyDeleteDummy Kickball is like dodge ball. If you don't know how to play dodge ball, this is how you play. You take a soft ball that does not hurt and then you have to throw the ball at the other team and hit somebody. If you get hit with the ball you go to the other side. That is how you play Dummy Kickball. We also have a soccer field.
@ Silkence,
what does you forest look like? What kind of games do you play in your forest at recess and lunch? Is your forest huge or tiny? This is how you play Chinese handball. There is only one rule to follow, the rule is to hit the ball back and forth. There is something called splits. Split means is that you can have a partner on your team, and the other person can have a split too, but if he or she don't want to have one they get a life because the other person has a partner so thats why he gets a life. If know one has a split the two people play against each other who ever wins wins the game.
Warmly,
Gal and Edo
from Mrs. Ranney's class
@Sahara, We are also excited about being quad blogging buddies with you! I picked a macaw. I picked a tree frog as my rain forest animal. Thank you for commenting, and for saying our library is cool. A jaguar is actually in our story, like a macaw and a tree frog. We can't wait in till your post is up!
ReplyDeleteYour New Blogging Buddies,
Ella & Ariel :) (from Mrs. Ranney's class)
Dear Sophie,
ReplyDeleteHi this is Carly and Emily. We are glad that you think that it is interesting that we have Assemblies. Our Assemblies end at different times because some of our Assemblies are longer than others.
Both of us think that it is really fascinating that you only have 2 Assemblies a year.
@Kennedy Yes, we both do think that it was really enthralling and really fun to learn about the Native Americans.
We think that it is very interesting that you call them First Nations People.
We have 1 question though:
Why do you call them First Nations People?
@Millie, Sophie, Skye, and Zoe, Both of us think that it is wonderful that you were in 2km and 2kj last year.
Another thing that we think is interesting is that you have Assemblies on Mondays, and we have Assemblies on Fridays.
We have had lots of fun finding differences and similarities!
Yours Truly,
Carly and Emily:)
Dear Mrs. Ranney,
ReplyDeleteI am really excited to get to have four more blogging buddies. I can't wait until all the other posts are up about their life.
Your Friend,
Grace
Dear blogging buddies,
ReplyDeleteOur names are Leah and Mikayla. We are excited that we get to blog with you.
@Jenny
The necklaces are made out of salt, dough, and water. They were fun to make. We decorated the necklaces with sharpy.
@Fay
You play "The Movement Game" by making a circle and choosing two people. Next, you turn on some music and the two people have to dance. While the two people are dancing, our might change the music!
@Ana
We have never heard of Sand Man,but we have heard of the rest of the games.
Sincerely,
Leah and Mikayla :)
@Silkence,
ReplyDeleteWhat does your forest look like? We don't have a forest.What do you play in your forest? Is your forest big or small? What do you like to do in your forest? Do a lot of kids go in your forest?
Sincerely,
Sydney and Kevin
Dear Mr. Avery,
ReplyDeleteAt the Chumash assembly we did not make a burning fire,but we did make some heat.
Here are some tips about playing Bamboo. To play Bamboo you have to have two bars side to side and run around them like the number 8.
And also how do you play toilet tag?
Best Regards,
Tristan and Jack
(Mrs. Ranney's class)
Dear Sophie,
ReplyDeleteIt depends on what kind of assembly we have. For example, sometimes for assemblies we celebrate birthdays,sing our school song,and say the Pledge of Allegiance.We hope you can comment some more.
Warmly,
Shawn and Philip
Dear Aidan,
ReplyDeleteYou picked the same animal as I would! I am in third grade. What grade are you in? I will watch the play when it`s up.
Your Friend,
Sahara
Dear Mrs. Ranney and class,
ReplyDeleteI think you guys have an amazing blog. My favourite thing about it is your video. It is really nice to know about your school.
Your Quad blogging buddy,
Justin
from Mrs. Watson's class
Dear Raelynn
ReplyDeleteI do win most, but sometimes I lose. What animal did you pick for the Great Kapok Tree play? I can`t what to lear more about you.
Your Quad Blogging buddy,
Lily
Dear Mrs. Ranney,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Natalie and I'm in Mr. Avery's class. It's great to be Quadblogging buddies with you. I really loved your slideshow. I noticed a few things that we have in common. Your school gives out birthday awards and so does our school. We have playgrounds and assemblies. I also noticed a few differences. Your school is in a state that is as far west as you can go and our state is as far east as you can go. Most of your teachers have blogs but in our school, there are not many teachers who have blogs. You have over twenty kids in your class but we only have fifteen. I can't wait until your class gets to visit our blog next week.
Sincerely,
Natalie from Mr. Avery's class ♥
Dear Lily,
ReplyDeleteI have already picked a bee for the play.I was wondering if you have read the story, The Great Kapok Tree? What animal are you going to pick?I think it was an awesome story!Let me know what you think about the story.I hope you like it very much.
Warmly,
Raelynn
@Natalie, thank you for commenting on our post! You made such insightful comparisons. I especially liked what you observed about our locations.
ReplyDeleteI have some questions:
Does every class in your school have fifteen students?
Do you go to the library every week?
Do you go to music class?
I can't wait till your post is up so I can learn more about you!
Your New Blogging Buddy,
Ella from Mrs. Ranney's class
Dear Ella,
ReplyDeleteIt's Natalie. I am going to answer some of your questions. No, not all of the classes have fifteen students. The other fourth grade has eighteen! Yes, we do have music. We sit at tables. We practice playing our recorders for concerts. We go to music on Thursdays. The other class goes to music on Fridays. We do have libary on Tuesdays. We check out three books. We have art. Right now we are making Roman clay pots. We get to pick which type of pot we want to make. I picked the dinosea. A dinosea is a bowl that some people use as holding prizes. In our school, the highest grade goes to sixth grade. In sixth grade you have to do a geography fair. Everybody goes to computer lab. We sometimes go on a website on a subject that Mr. Avery thinks we need more practie on like math. We somethimes go on glogster and Mr. Avery tells us what to show. Like he said we should do a glog about photosythesis. He put in on the blog. You can see it next week when it's our turn with the Quadblogging. What does the highest grade in your school?
I really like the koala on the main screen.
I had a few questions. How many students are in your class? Do you have computer lab? What is your favorite subject.
Sincerely, (your bloging buddie)
Natalie
Mr. Avery's class ♥
Dear Natalie,
ReplyDeleteIt’s Ella. I am going to answer your questions. The highest grade in my school is fifth grade. Your school has one more grade than mine! I have twenty-two kids in my class. I do have computer lab. We go there every other Tuesday. Sometimes we go on World Maths Day, which is a website where we compete against students in other countries while answering math equations. For my favorite subject, I can’t decide between music and art. Music is so amusing and art is so interesting. My favorite homeroom subject is spelling.
I found out our schools and classes are different in several ways. Here are the differences:
Your school goes up to sixth grade and mine goes up to fifth. Your class has fifteen students and my class has twenty-two. Your class does glogging and mine does not. Your class is a forth grade class and mine is a third grade class. You go to library on Tuesday and mine goes on Friday. Finally, your class checks out three books and mine checks out two books.
Our schools and classes are also alike in a few ways. For example, we both are in grades higher than second. We both have music on Thursdays. We both go to art. We both go to computer lab. Finally, we both have a number of students that are in the two digit numbers.
I have two questions:
What is glogster? What is your favorite subject?
Your Blogging Buddy,
Ella from Mrs. Ranney’s class
Dear Lily,
ReplyDeleteSo have you picked an animal that you like from the Great Kapok Tree? I made a blog comment on the Great Kapok Tree post and I was a Jaguar. I hope you get to make a blog comment about the story. It would be awesome if you could. Right? Here are some games I like to play; bamboo, handball and chinese handball. It would be wonderful if you let me know what games you like and how you play them.
Warmly,
Raelynn
Dear Eriel and Ella,
ReplyDeleteWhich one of you picked which animal? I cant tell. If you visit my blog when I have my post about The Great Kapok Tree You could leave me a comment! I cant wait to skype with you.
Your quad blogging buddy,
Sahara from Mrs.Watson's class
Dear Adain and Justin,
ReplyDeleteI think that our assemblies are 20 or 30 miunnits long. I think that it is really cool that you have assemblies that are 20 miunnits long
From Sophie (in mrs W's class in B.C
Dear Jordyn and Jamie,
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of worlds math day and I never played worlds math day. What are the rules in world math day?
From Dante in Mrs. Watson's class
Dear Raelynn,
ReplyDeleteIf I had a choose I would pick a tiger or a jaguar. If you did`it have a choice of a bee what would you pick? Can`t wait to skype with you.
Your Quad Blogging buddy,
Lily in Mrs. Watson`s class
Dear Gal, Edo, Sydney, and Kevin,
ReplyDeleteThe forest is big but half of it is out of bounds. The forest has lots of giant trees. I like just playing made up games. Tons and tons of childrun play in the forest.
From your new best friend silkence! in Mrs. Watson's class
Dear Aidan and Justin,
ReplyDeleteSand man is really fun. How you play sand man is defenitly simple. One kid is at the bottom of the slide and five or more are at the top. Then one of the top kids slides down. I do not play it as much.
Your friend
Ana in Mrs. W's class;)
Dear Ella,
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool. We have some differences. Like your school goes to fifth grade and in our school goes up to sixth grade. I love learning about different schools. It is so cool that your teacher has a blog to. Your blog is so cool!
Sincerely,
Natalie S. ♥
Dear Mrs. Ranney and class,
ReplyDeleteThose typing things are really cool, for typing we have to go down to the Computer lab. Also we use a math program called Study Island. Do you use Study Island?
I also wanted to know if anyone in your class has ever been to some place in Massachusetts.
Your friend,
Ben W.
From Mr. Avery's class
Dear Lily,
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your comment, it was excellent. If I could not of picked a bee I would of picked a Tiger. They are very pretty animals. Where do you live? I live in the United States. Isn't the internet cool, we meet so many different kids from different places. Well, hope to hear from you soon.
Warmly,
Raelynn
Dear Mrs Ranney and third grade class,
ReplyDeleteYour video was great and the pictures were awesome.
We have made a connection about basket ball. We play it in the LINC. The LINC is a place where we do sport and training.
Hope you like our blog.
From Brooke and Olivia.
P.S. We are from 3DD.
Dear Sahara,
ReplyDeleteI was the macaw and Ella was the tree frog.I went to your blog, but I did not know how to get to the different posts.If you tell me how to do that, that would be great. I can not wait to skype with you to!
Keep in touch,
Regards,
Ariel:)
Dear Mrs. Ranney And class,
ReplyDeleteYour class is really cool. You can even try to make fire, I am in boy scouts and we made fire it was cool. Also, we do not have a school song. Is it up on your blog so i can hear it?
Sincerely,
Ben W.
Mr. Avery's class :)
Dear Mrs.Ranney and class,
ReplyDeleteDo you have a student named Ariel because my name is Ariel? I loved your video it was very cool. Next week you will be on our blog I am exited. I also have some questions. What is toliet tag? And how do you play it?Does your shcool have 1 level? And What are some other games you play? I have some similarities and difference,Your recces is not near trees ours whole school is surronded by trees. I hope you have a nice rest of the day.
Best wishes,
Ariel
(In Mr. Avery's class)
Dear Ariel:),
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Kaylee. I am from Dennett. I herd about the tsunani warning and I was very worried. I sure hope it dose not hit you. If you do get hit I will start a fundraiser to help familys in your town.
How many students are in your school? I sent a comment to Ella. She did not get it yet. I hope you get this one.
From,
Kaylee
Dear Mrs. Ranney and class,
ReplyDeleteAt our school sometimes we play football,basketball,soccer,or zombie tag. Our class is very small. To do videos sometimes we use a green screen.
From,
Mike K.
Mr.Avery's class
@Kaylee,
ReplyDeleteThe Tsunani didn't hit me.Thanks, I would help your town too.
@Ariel,
Yes, we do.Some of us play softball, some tag, and some make up their own.
@Ben W.,
We do not have the school song on our blog, but I can write for you...
Take me out to the school yard, take me back to my class. I've got some paper and pencils too, I've got some learning to do, at Chaparral Elementary, its the place for me, to think, learn, and be with my pals life is good at Chaparral.
@Ana,
I have played basketball and tether ball.What is penguin and polar bears, how do you play it?
Regards,
Ariel:)
@Kaylee, I just read your comment to the class and realized you must have sent me a comment, but unfortunately, I did not get it. Will you please send it again? I promise to respond fast, because I know how much fun it is to get responses quickly!
ReplyDeleteYours Truly,
Ella in Mrs. Ranney's class