| Here are the class floats when they are finished. It took us only two days to make all these floats. By Trey P.  |
| David getting ready to glue on his rows and rows of beads. |
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| Julia Palmer and Glynn discussing themes. |
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| Ellie, Reiney, and Aerielle trying to figure out the layout of their designs. |
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| Lily is creating her people. |
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| So many decorations now what to do with them? |
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| Ira pulling out his first stage. |
| I dissected an owl pellet. I had a bird in my owl pellet. It was really fun. I took it home and played with it. Coleman I. Writer of the week This week we dissected owl pellets. I thought it was going to be really gross. But it was just fur and bones. Reiney M. Photographer of the Week Reiney took all the pictures posted this week.  |
| Lewis was all hands in for this dissection. |
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| William tried very hard to match up his pellet bones to the rodent skeleton taped in his journal. |
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| Glynn and Reiney getting ready to open up their pellets. |
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| I'm not so sure about this Mrs. Benton. |
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| "Look at what's in mine. I see bones!" |
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| Elizabeth and Lily study their bone identification charts. |
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| "You can have most of my bones Trey. My mom would freak out if I brought these home." |
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| This is soo cool Mrs. Benton. Can I keep it? |