JH -- Blogmeister

Hi, I am going to go to school in 2 more days no! I met all of my friends so I am happy there, but I was happy in Lebanon too. Bye, I will write a article soon.

Hi 5D i am enjoying my life in Korea i miss you guys.

Boring Christmas

This vacation I did not do anything but pack my things because I was leaving Lebanon. I was so happy because I was leaving, but the sad thing was that I had to leave my friends. Oh, I almost forgot, I studied so much because Korean is so hard, and I did not even go to elementary school in Korea. So, I am leaving January 7th and I’m not sure if I am happy or sad.

Comment tu t’appelles?

Je m’appelle Zizo.

Tu as quel âge?

J’ ai neuf ans.

Tu as des frères et des sœurs ?

J’ai deux soeurs.

Tu as un animal?

Je n’ai pas d’animal.

1. I want to be a good artist.
2. I want to be good at reading.
3. I want to be good at English

Grade 3A students would like to share the information that was provided by the New York Zoos and Aquarium website about their “wild self” animal characteristics. Each child designed his/her wild self and has taken that name as their Class Blogmeister user name. Welcome to the world of blogging!

Bison horns - Your bison horns, unlike deer and elk antlers, are made of a substance similar to hair. They are also slow-growing and permanent. They grow in yearly "rings" which indicate age.

Red river hog ears - Your red river hog ears have long black and white tassels. They can fluff out as a defense mechanism to make you look bigger and intimidate predators.

Sifaka Face - Your fur and coat are mostly white. Which means you're a Coquerel Sifaka, one the most endangered animals in the world.

Octopus arms - Can you imagine tasting…with your arms? Your octopus tentacles are covered suckers that are sensitive not only to touch, but also to taste, so can you grope around for food in small, dark crevices.

Indian ornamental tarantula legs - Danger! Danger! The bright yellow markings on your Indian ornamental tarantula legs are a warning. They're meant to tell attackers to stay away. You're venomous!