My animoto video!!

Hey! Weekend fun

Post on Monday to just kind of say what went well. I think that my weekend will go pretty well. My sister's coming home! :) :)

A Joke

I was reading my cousin's health definitions. They created some funny thing for her to remember each definition. Two that I thought were funny that everyone woud get were: bowel-Any letter such as A,E,I,O, or U. CAT Scan- searching for a kitty. We should do something like that sometime! :D

Book

                                                        Nancy Drew: The Mysterious Mannequin
                                                                       By: Carolyn Keene
                                                                           178 pages
      
             "I was sure the mannequin had winked at me," said Nancy. Nancy Drew: The Mysterious Mannequin, by Carolyn Keene, is about a young detective, Nancy, and her friends who find a hidden message in a Turkish rug that tells them to bring a mannequin to Farouk Tahmasp,a Turkish man. Nancy meets a girl named Aisha, and she takes her, along with her friends and father, to Turkey to find the mannequin. When they find Farouk, she suddenly realizes that Aisha is the mannequin! He had kept Aisha in the store, for only short periods, disguised as a mannequin to protect his money. Nancy Drew had solved the case, "The Mysterious Mannequin." Nancy is a smart and brave amateur detective.

POEM

“Colors of Me” By: Sumanjit#13

Soft pink like a cherry blossom,

I am shy.

Neon green like the lights in Paris,

I am always crafty.

Black as a twilight night,

I am serious.

Red like a blooming rose,

I always am artsy.

Peach like the juicy fruit,

I am very hopeful.

Hot pink like the juicy watermelons,

I am happy.

Light blue like a blue jay,

I am simple.

Yellow as a sour lemon,

I am talkative.

Lavender like the beautiful lilac,

I am quiet.

Gold like a first place medal,

I am sarcastic.

A book!

                                                                   Number the Stars
                                                                      Lois Lowry
                                                                       132 pages
            
               The Star of David was imprinted on her hand. In the book, Number the Stars, by Lois Lowry, a ten-year old girl named Annemarie Johansen and her Jewish friend Ellen Rosen discover Nazis have come to Copenhagen, Denmark. Ellen moves in with Annemarie, her parents move somewhere secret. Annemarie's mother realizes it's too dangerous for them to stay there, and "visits" her brother, along with Ellen, Annemarie, and Kirsti, Annemarie's little sister. Ellen and her parents boat away to Sweden, and Annemarie is glad her friend is from the Nazis. Annemarie Johansen is a secretive and brave ten-year old girl.

Lily's Crossing

Lily's Crossing
Patricia Reilly Giff
180 pages