Earth Day

Dear Earth, I love you. I hope you liked it cleaned up.From Claire

We celebrated Earth Day by cleaning up around the neighborhood. We picked up garbage and then sorted what could be recycled. We had lots of fun cleaning.

It is important to clean the Earth because we promised Heavenly Father and Jesus we would clean it up. We are grateful for it. We promised that we would follow His plan.

Afterward we relaxed with slushes from Sonic and some playtime at the park.

March Adventure

This month we studied animals and were able to attend Homeschool day at the Hogle Zoo. We had lots of fun exploring and seeing some of our favorite animals. Because the weather was perfect!, we got to see many animals active. Giraffes, elephants, a gorilla, and a leopard (that was certain he was going to catch someone to eat.) Posted below are the projects and information that Riley and Amellia put together for an assignment.

Giraffe Facts By Amellia

Giraffes are not extinct. They have long necks. They are the tallest animal on Earth. They eat leaves. They have babies. Giraffes live in Africa. They have brown spots. They have hair on their necks like horses.

Bengal Tiger Facts by Riley

Bengal tigers live mostly in India. They are predators. They eat fish, monkeys, and water buffalo. Tigers look like big cats. They have orange and black stripes. Some have black and white stripes. Tigers use a scent to communicate.