The Adventures of 3rd Grade

I like when Humphrey got in the bright blue car. I like it because he was spinning like crazy.
-Megan

One day the Gridleys were driving from Ohio to a hotel in California (The Mountain View Inn).
The Gridleys have a boy named Keith. As soon as they got there Mrs. Gridley started complaining about how it was out of style, old, and that it might have mice. As soon as the Gridleys told Keith he could have his own room, however, he was delighted. He got out his toy cars and an orange, shiny motorcycle and played with them. He came back in and his mother said,”I don’t care what the bellboy said, I think there are mice””I hope so,” muttered Keith.

_Jack

Ralph saw the perfect motorcycle.It was shiny and great for him.He rode his cool motorcycle around until he could not stop. He fell into a waste basket. Then he was stuck!
-Max

Third grade learned about the food chain and food web by creating their own!  It is surprising just how interconnected our 



own habitat is! 

Dear Whiskers is a book about a girl whose name is Jenny. Her class has to wright to second graders pretending they’re mice! When the person she’s writing to, writes her back, she has the new girl and can`t even read her hand writing!
– Maya

In reading, we are reading “Dear Whiskers”. My favorite part about chapter 4 is when Mrs. Steele is passing out the letters and Jenny dose not get one.

-Sawyer

My favorite part of the chapter is the letter.

Dear Sameera,
Make-believe is fun.Pretend there is a mouse in your desk.Pretend that the mouse has four brothers who live in the teachers lounge.The four brothers drink the teachers’ coffee. It isn’t good for young mice to drink coffee, but they do it anyway.

sincerely,
whiskers

-Jia

Chapter 2 was about writing the second graders back. They read the second grader’s letter. Jenny’s penpal wrote “there is no mouse living in your desk”. If I was jenny I would write what sport do you play and what color is your hair?
-Avery

In chapter, 1 the Gridly family went to a motel. The boy, Keith, got a room him self. H took out his cars and started playing. He didn’t know that there were mice in the motel. Then it was time for dinner.
- Mason

I am Alice and in reading class, I am reading “Dear Whiskers” – Chapter Two. My favorite part of chapter two is when she reads her letter to the class, “NO MOUSE IN DESK”.
Sameera wrote the letter to Jenny (the main character). From my standpoint, it needs a lot of work compared to what Susan (Jenny’s classmate) got:
“I am happy to have a frend living in my desk. Do you have any brothers or sisters? They can live in my desk too. There is room for everyone. I rily like rodints.” -Daniel
Lots of errors in that letter, but it is longer than “no mouse in desk”.
-Alice