Thank you for the update. I am glad you’ve taken an interest in creating your own blog. Remember to practice quality writing while being respectful and responsible. Don’t forget to use your NetSmartz! I am looking forward to reading your first post.

Your teacher,
Mrs. Moore

I did have a good weekend, thanks! I was able to spend time with my family and get some present shopping done. What did you do this weekend?

Your pal,
Mrs. Moore

I would want a lot of stuff for Christmas so I am not going to name them all. But somethings I want for Christmas are…. a Blizzerd Maker Docter Drill and Fill an Ipod toach. I am looking forward to playing with you on Pajama day at school. Please write back bye!

Sincerly,
Maria

I would like to know what you want you want for Christmas? I want an iPod. I am looking forward to playing with you during vacation. What are you looking forward to?

Your friend,
Lilyanna

Caleb from our class (Van Dam) has a blog! Its called “Awesome Times”. I helped him make it.
Link: http://awesometimes.edublogs.org/

From,
Connor/Caleb

I hope you are having a good wekend .I cant wait to go to see you in class after christmas break.

Yur student,
Veronica

Fantastic! Now let’s see what we can do about those visitors…

Your blogging buddy,
Mrs. Moore

Thank you so much for sharing more about your Christmas traditions with us. We are fascinated by your activities! We all enjoy the things that you’ve shared, but we have barbeques and water sports in June, July, and August. Certainly not in December! Our lakes are frozen! We are imagining how cold we’d be if we tried to have a picnic at the beach near us on Christmas day. We wouldn’t even make it past unloading our car!

Not too many of us have had lamb before, but a lot of us do have turkey and ham. We also like to eat different kinds of potatoes. Dominic’s favorite are cheesy potatoes. Yum!

We think that water sports are a very popular activity in our area. We live pretty close to several beaches. That’s good for jet skis and swimming too. Tubing is another popular water sport. This is when an inflated, doughnut shaped tube is tied to the back of a boat. Someone sits on the tube and the boat acclerates. We think it is very fun! We like to do hiking too, but around here it’s just a lot of flat walking. When we travel into northern Michigan, we have something called sand dunes. These are wonderful for climbing. It is great exercise with a beautful view.

Have a Merry Christmas, Mrs. McKenzie!
Mrs. Moore and the Techie Kids