After weeks of research, writing, and editing we have completed our Polar Animal Research Reports, and as a culminating activity the children chose one fascinating fact they uncovered in their research. Click on the picture below to hear us present our Fascinating Facts.
We would love to hear your thoughts and what you found Most Fascinating. Please leave your comments below and we will share them in class.
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Dear Mrs. Madden's class,
ReplyDeleteI loved watching your polar animals' slide show with Daniel. I learned so many interesting facts about all of your animals. I feel so smart now! Thank you for sharing it. ~ Daniel's mother
Dear Mrs. Madden and her 2nd grade students,
ReplyDeleteWe just finished viewing your incredible Fascinating Fact presentation. Boy, were we all impressed!!! You all did such a wonderful job sharing about your polar animals. We loved the pictures and learned so much about each animal. You should all be very proud of all of your hard work! Very impressive!!!
Mr. and Mrs. McIlvaine (Charlie's mom and dad)
Dear Mrs. Madden,
ReplyDeleteThank you for helping us accomplish this project. I'm glad I got it all done. It was very exciting for me when I was finished with my last sentence. I saw the slide show 3 times since it was so exciting!!!
Sincerely your student,
Charlie
PS - You are the best teacher a kid could ever ask for!
dear classmates, my family loved what you came up with you did a great job!
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I loved learning about Polar animals. Very fascinating facts!! - Noah's Dad
ReplyDeleteYou all did a wonderful job on your research projects! I can tell that you put a lot of hard work into your research as well as your artwork. I learned many new facts about polar animals. The most fascinating fact I learned was that the walrus is able to swim while sleeping.
ReplyDeleteDear Mrs. Madden's Class,
ReplyDeleteYou taught me many new and fascinating facts. I never knew that polar bears balanced their weight and that is why they can walk across thin ice. I have always found it interesting that the snowy owl can turn its head completely around. Would you like to be able to do that with your head?
You should all be proud of your hard work. I can't wait to see your next project.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Klipfel
I learned a lot of interesting facts about Polar Animals. Everyone did a fantastic job!! Keep up the great work!!
ReplyDeleteI did not know that the walrus could swim and sleep at the same time.Great job everyone.
ReplyDeleteWe loved watching the Polar Animal presenation!!! Great Job! Mrs. Lindsay
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting on our polar animal report I really like it to.
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