Our igloo

We destroyed the igloo and I was in the igloo I belly flopped on the igloo. Now we have to get recycling bags.

by Logan

 

The igloo is no longer an igloo because of an incident that happened today. So the grade threes got back from french and the grade fours came back from music then someone said everyone hide from the teacher. So then everyone either went in the igloo or behind the igloo.so then Richclyde when he crawled in he kind of hit the igloo then Aylie hit the igloo then a little bit of the doorway collapsed then it all started collapsing on Haylee, Richclyde and Liam. and I am pretty sure they could all come out but they wanted to stay in. And me and Ethan were just watching everything fall on top of Haylee, Richclyde and Liam. Then everybody started attacking the igloo so then the igloo turned into a pile of milk jugs. Then Aylie and Haylee had to get recycling bags for us to clean up the milk jugs. So then we had 8 recycling bags filled with milk jugs. By: Andrew

Owl Pellets

We dissected owl pellets to find out what owls eat. We found bird and rodent skeletons. Owls cannot digest bones and fur so they have to throw it up. We watched a real owl on a video spitting up a pellet. It was gross.

northern lights

     The first step we used the paper.

      The second step we used the pastels.

       The third step we smush  the pastels on a black  piece of paper.

        The fourth step we rip pieces of  paper  & then we glue it.

      
            
             By: Autumn

Inuit Research        By Martine

In class we are doing and finishing our Inuit research. Mine is about a Summer tent also known as the Tupiq. It's made from the bearded seal. It was also portable for travel. In the winter they would move into a sod house. It was built on ground not sea ice. They would skin the bearded seal then let it dry. It's not modern but it's old, strange, small, and rough. THE END   

igloo is done !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Igloo building part 2

We had an ingloo building party on Valentine's day! We now have four layers! Please continue sending us your empty milk jugs.

3-4

Our Igloo Part 1

 Today we started building a milk jug igloo. We collected milk jugs to make our igloo. We still need about 300 milk jugs. We used string and a pencil to draw the circle on the cardboard for the base. We used a hot glue gun to glue the jugs together. We placed the jugs on top of each other. We made two layers. Our first row has 35 milk jugs. The second row has 35 milk jugs. We all got in the igloo to take a picture. by 3-4 class