Friday, October 29, 2010
Trick or Treat!
Happy Halloween everyone! I hope you have lots of fun and get lots of treats! Enjoy the long weekend!
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The Teacher
We can learn from her.
Her name is Mrs. Morris.
She is our teacher.
~Haiku by Coleman
Her name is Mrs. Morris.
She is our teacher.
~Haiku by Coleman
About Me
- Mrs. Patricia Morris's Fourth Grade
- I am proud to be a teacher at Nativity of Our Lord Catholic School. I teach fourth grade Religion, English Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Art.
Oceans and Ocean Life Links
William Penn Links
Social Studies Links
Learning Sites
- Online Dictionary
- Weather Disaster Safety Information
- Skydiary Xtreme Weather Information
- Tornadoes
- More Weather Games and Facts
- Hurricanes
- Blizzards
- Weather Wiz Kids
- Accuweather Kidz
- 24 Game
- Saints Biographies
- U.S. Interactive Map
- HM Reading e-glossary and story activities
- Games for Math Practice
- More Math Games
Which of the "Three Sisters" will be part of your Thanksgiving Feast?
What Would You Be Most Interested in Studying in our Unit about Weather
Should Molly Jemison try to run away from the indians who captured her?
Which Pennsylvania Region Have You Visited?
Followers
Thankful Thoughts
Prayers of Thanksgiving by Room 4A
Thank you for my family and friends. My family cares for me and my friends play with me if I'm bored. I am so thankful for everything I have and especially for my house.
by Alexis
O Jesus, I want to thank you for my family and friends. I also want to thank you for my puppies. They cheer me up. I want to thank you for nature. We would enver be able to do it without her. Thank you for the earth and for everything.
by Emily A.
Dear God,
Thank you for my loving family. Thank you for the beauty of nature and animals. Thank you for protecting the soldiers and all who serve our country. Amen.
by Cheyanne
O God, thank you for this day, the gift of sun and clouds, flowers and the trees that sway in the fields. Thank you for the gift of family and pets, a dog, sister, brother, mom and day. Your gifts O God are great!
by Victoria
Dear Lord,
I am thankful for my family because they love me. I am also thankful for creation because it makes the world beautiful. Thank you Lord for everything.
by Madison
Holy Lord,
Thank you for all you give. Thank you for sending your only Son to die on the cross for our sins. Thank you for everything, Lord.
by Luke
O Lord,
Thank you for my family, friends and for my life. Thank you for those in other countries. Thank you God, I love you with all my heart.
by Amy
Dear God in heaven above,
I thank you for the things I love. You are almighty and powerful too. Most of all, I thank you for my family.
I love you,
Jolie
Poetry Corner
Traditional Japanese Haiku have 3 lines, in a pattern of 5 syllables, 7 syllables, 5 syllables. Here is a sampling from our talented poets:
God
A powerful God
Maker of all living things
Talk to Him in prayer.
~Coleman
Painted Butterflies
Butterflies here-there
Painted orange, black and white
Watch them - they'll fly high!
~Madalyn
Moon
Transparent and bright
Glistening in the twilight
Now we say good night.
~Zachary
Stars
Shining little star
Twinkling in the night sky
Winking down at us.
~Coralee
Fluffy Clouds
Cotton in the sky
Fluffy and white are the clouds
I want to touch them.
~Gianna
Sun
A gift of brightness
Lamp outside my house all day
Hides at night - good night!
~ Victoria
Birds
Flocks of Soaring Birds
Migrate south for the winter
When will they come back?
~Dan
God
A powerful God
Maker of all living things
Talk to Him in prayer.
~Coleman
Painted Butterflies
Butterflies here-there
Painted orange, black and white
Watch them - they'll fly high!
~Madalyn
Moon
Transparent and bright
Glistening in the twilight
Now we say good night.
~Zachary
Stars
Shining little star
Twinkling in the night sky
Winking down at us.
~Coralee
Fluffy Clouds
Cotton in the sky
Fluffy and white are the clouds
I want to touch them.
~Gianna
Sun
A gift of brightness
Lamp outside my house all day
Hides at night - good night!
~ Victoria
Birds
Flocks of Soaring Birds
Migrate south for the winter
When will they come back?
~Dan