Thank You To All Of You

DJ and I would like to thank all of you for the support, and comment love you have given him through his fourth grade of blog writing. He is taking a short break now until after his evaluation on June 28th, and then he will return to post about things that interest him over the summer. Next year he will be doing fifth grade writing, and will need to expand on his punctuation usage, as well as content expansion. Thank you to all of you, you have been awesome to my son!!

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Fun Friday: The Oak Tree

Today for Fun Friday I'm going to tell you about the Oak Tree.


The Oak tree is in the family of deciduous which means it loses It's leaves every Winter.It ranges in sizes up to the size of 105 feet tall and 32 feet wide!It can be found all over the U.S.A. from Florida,where I live now,to New York,where I lived when I was little and I mean little like 3 year old little,to even the wet lands of Louisiana.This is one tree which deserves the name "Old Man" because they can live from 400 to 1,000 years old!One time when me and my Mom were going to Walmart I saw this old Oak Tree with a branch that poked out the middle going straight at first then going down till it touched the ground which made the tree look like it was holding a cane ha,ha,ha.This tree is one of the trees that I know of that produces acorns.These particular acorns can get the size of two thumbs and if they land on your head it will feel like you have been hit with a piece of hale.


That's my report on the Oak Tree.The End.

Weeks Two and Three Of Rotten Log Experiment

Today I'm going to tell you about what I saw under my log experiment for week 2 and 3.



Week 2.
On week two of my log experiment the log is starting to fall apart!There was only a little grass under the log because it was all mushed into the ground.We saw a cricket,rollypollys,spiders,ants,termites,and a fly.The top not as cracked because we got some rain the day before we checked but it still was cracked.


Week 3.
What I saw under my log experiment for week 3 was all sorts of animals.I saw lots of ants,crickets,no spiders for some reason I don't know,one caterpillar which seemed to be acting like it was dead,and at least 3 rollypollys.The grass underneath the log was even more smooshed into the ground then week 2 and on the top of the log big pieces where starting to fall off.

That's what I saw on my log experiment for week 2 and 3.The End.

Fishy Monday The Chocolate Surgeon

Today for Fishy Monday I will be telling you about the Chocolate Surgeon.


The Chocolate Surgeon is a type of Surgeon that lives in the Pacific Ocean.Averaging to about 25cm long it is a herbivore feeding on Algae.What I like about this fish is that it belongs to the Surgeon and Tang group,my family has a Tang named after our last name the Thompson's Tang,what I don't like about this fish is that the color of it is so strange,seriously I feel like I'm looking at a piece of dirt with a banana at the end any who you can like it if you want to but if you ask me I say it wont win any beauty pageant.The description of a Chocolate tang is a brownish black body with a yellow tail.

That's my report on the Chocolate tang.The End. P.S.,tune in next week to meet the most beautiful fish yet,the ..... angelfish.