Muahahahahahaha! It's Mr. Bones! Happy Halloween!
Monday, October 31, 2016
Friday, October 28, 2016
Wednesday, October 26, 2016
What do you do after you finish a math test?
You should check your work, work, work, work, work, work.
#rihanna
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
Look at our Red Ribbon Week door!
Drugs are abominable indeed! We are staying drug-free with Bumbles!
Friday, October 21, 2016
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
Thursday, October 13, 2016
Here's how they made mummies 2,500 years ago:
Making a Mummy
A Death
After an important man would die, the family put mud on their heads and faces. They walked through the city. They would all hit their chests. This showed the family was sad. Then the dead person was taken to be embalmed. To be embalmed means to make the body stay together longer.
Ways To Make A Mummy
All living things break down after they die. An embalmer in Egypt was like a doctor. Their job was to take care of the body. First, the insides of the body were taken out. They filled the body with plants that smelled good. It was put in salt for 70 days. This made it last longer. Then, the body was wrapped with pieces of cloth. Next, the family took the mummy home. They put the mummy in a box that was shaped like a man. It was put in a room for the dead.
Some Animals Were Mummies, Too
Some animals were made to be mummies. Cats that died were taken to a special city. They were made into mummies. Then they were buried. Mummy dogs were buried where they lived. Mummy bears and wolves were buried where they were found.
Some Egyptians thought crocodiles were special animals. They would pick out one special crocodile. They put jewelry on it. They fed it. The crocodile was embalmed and buried after it died.
Other Egyptians did not do this. They ate the crocodiles.
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And here's how OUR CLASS made
a Mummy on Monday:
#mummyonmonday
Taking responsibility for learning seriously!
These students studied for their spelling test so thoroughly
that they can remember each spelling word...
in order!
Way to go Team 11!
