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Panda Bears: An oil pastel project
Panda Bear Facts:
2. Panda Bears are omnivores, their main diet is bamboo.
3. Panda bears get worn out eating bamboo so they sleep a lot.
4. A full grown Panda bear can weigh up to 350 pounds.
5. Baby Pandas are born pink with not much fur.
6. Newly born Pandas have their eyes closed and are about the size of a cube of butter.
7. Mother Panda bear cradles her baby constantly for the first month.
8. Baby Pandas are the cutest! Watch this video to see them play.
Panda Bear Facts:1. Panda Bears live alone in the mountains of China.
2. Panda Bears are omnivores, their main diet is bamboo. 
3. Panda bears get worn out eating bamboo so they sleep a lot. 
4. A full grown Panda bear can weigh up to 350 pounds. 
5. Baby Pandas are born pink with not much fur. 
6. Newly born Pandas have their eyes closed and are about the size of a cube of butter. 
7. Mother Panda bear cradles her baby constantly for the first month.
8. Baby Pandas are the cutest! Watch this video to see them play.
Polar Bears
Facts from the class:
Polar bears live in the arctic.
Their thick blubber and fur help keep them warm.
It is the largest land meat-eater.
They are excellent swimmers.
Polar bears hunt seals from floating sea ice.
They can smell a seal as far away as twenty miles.
The bear has a short tail and ears.
Its skin is black in color to help it not lose heat.Equipping on PowerPoint
Tim did a great job equipping our class on the How to's of Power Point presentations! Thank you Tim.
Siberian Tigers
Facts from the class:
Tigers eat alot of meat, as much as 60 lbs at one time. Their hunting time is at dawn and dusk.
Siberian Tigers are the largest cats in the world. They can weigh as much as 650 lbs.
They love water and are very good swimmers.
All tigers have different stripes.
Tigers do not quarrel like lions do. The daddy tigers will let the mother and the cubs eat first.
Hebrew Feast
The girls are reading Growing Up Where Jesus Lived. Thursday our class had a delicious Hebrew feast. We ate food like the Hebrews did: oranges, dates, figs, challah bread, raisins, yogurt, cucumbers, meat, quail and lentil soup. Thank you to all of our Hebrew mothers who provided so abundantly, and to Mrs. Blanchard for the challah bread.
First we washed our hands.
The girls are reading Growing Up Where Jesus Lived. Thursday our class had a delicious Hebrew feast. We ate food like the Hebrews did: oranges, dates, figs, challah bread, raisins, yogurt, cucumbers, meat, quail and lentil soup. Thank you to all of our Hebrew mothers who provided so abundantly, and to Mrs. Blanchard for the challah bread.
First we washed our hands.
Blessed art thou oh Lord, Jehovah, King of the universe, who bringeth forth fruit from the earth.
Breaking of the bread.
Snow Stories
On Friday, the 2nd graders wrote stories about their exciting snow adventures last week. Enjoy them as they read their story.
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