The Soaring Highgate Hawks
SPRING 2010
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I am a girl that has brown eyes
I have brownish red hair.
I like Ice cream and riding four-wheeler.
I love to go swimming one the beach.
I have 8 sisters.
I can’t say who. That’s for you to guess.
I love P.E and candy.
I love spiders, snakes, dogs and cats.
I love to shoot leaches and ride horses
I love nature.
Now guess who I am?
By CF
Poem Published as written
The fifth and sixth grade students have been going to
Smugglers Notch
every Tuesday. We can either ski or snowboard, I chose to ski.
We also
take lessons; depending on your level, your lessons are
either at 10:00am
or 1:00pm. They last
for 1 hour and 30 minutes. For the rest of the time
you free ski or snowboard, which means you have to choose
either to go to
the
top, mid station (middle of the mountain), or stay at Sir Henry (beginners hill) as many times as you want until
its time to leave. It is a very fun field
trip
and if you have never gone skiing or snowboarding before, it’s an awesome field
trip and it’s very fun!!!!
SD
Did you know bison were called buffalo in the 1920’s? Bison can
be 7 through 11 feet tall. Bison can see well and they have really
good hearing. Bison can weigh about 1000/2000 pounds. Baby
bison are called calves. Calves are only a few hours old before they
can walk. A group of bison is called a herd. Males aren’t ready to
mate until they are 6 years old. Females are ready when they are
two years old. Bison are the biggest animals in North America.
A bison is a mammal and lives in a
terrestrial habitat.
A bison is a mammal. Bison are vertebrates! Bison have really
thick fur. Bison are born alive. Bison get milk from their mother
when they are a baby. Calves are only about 65 pounds when
they are little. Bison are a type of cow.
Submitted by a third grader
Snow
By Marah Levick
Third Grade
Winter is the queen of snowmen.
Turning tree stumps into glow- men
and houses turning into cupcakes
sprinkling sprinkle snow-cakes.
The world looks so yummy.
I want to take a bite that’s so good.
I am a kid because I like to catch
sprinkles with my tongue and my thumb.
DIG FOR GOLD
IN 1938 A BOMB HIT BAKERSFELD.
THE AIRPLANE THAT DROPPED THE BOMB WAS A B-52 BOMBER.
THE REASON THE AIRPLANE DROPPED IT WAS BECAUSE
THERE WAS GOLD IN THE FIELD.
IF THE BOMB WENT 1 MORE MILE DOWN IT WOULD HIT GOLD.
THE AIRPLANE CAME BACK AND DROPPED 1 MORE BOMB…
……………………….. AND HIT GOLD!!!!!!!
Submitted by a 6th grader