Monday, June 29, 2015

Every Animal I've Seen in the Wild

Birds:

  1. Turkeys in my back yard in Minnesota, North America
  2. Geese at my friends house in Minnesota, North America
  3. Roadrunner while I was golfing with Pop and my Dad in Texas, North America
  4. Ducks on the lakes in northern Minnesota, North America
  5. Bald Eagle at Lebanon Hills Regional Park Minnesota, North America
  6. Peregrine Falcon on a building downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota, North America
  7. Bluejay in my backyard, Minnesota, North America
  8. Robin at my neighbor's house, Minnesota, North America
  9. Loon on Ottertail Lake, Minnesota, North America
  10. Pelican on Ottertail Lake, Minnesota, North America
  11. Seagulls in Duluth Minnesota and Door County, Wisconsin, North America
  12. Pigeons in Minnesota, North America
Mammals:
  1. Rabbits in the neighborhood in Minnesota, North America
  2. Deer in my backyard and neighborhood in Minnesota, North America
  3. Squirrels near my church in Minnesota, North America
  4. Chipmunks in my neighborhood, Minnesota, North America
  5. Bat stuck on our window shutter, Minnesota, North America
  6. I heard a fox or raccoon making loud and strage sounds in our backyard, Minnesota, North America
  7. Mouse in my house, Minnesota, North America
  8. Smelled multiple skunks in our backyard, Minnesota, North America
  9. Coyotes in a backyard, Deephaven, Minnesota, North America
Reptiles & Amphibians:
  1. Gardner snake at Lebanon Hills Regional Park, Minnesota, North America
  2. Fresh water turtle at Lebanon Hills Regional Park, Minnesota, North America
  3. Frog in a pond in Minnesota, North America
  4. Thorny devil lizard in Texas, North America
  5. Lizard, Texas, North America
Fish:
  1. Bass in Minnesota, North America
  2. Sunfish in Minnesota, North America
  3. Lake Sturgeon in Minnesota, North America
  4. Walleye in Minnesota, North America
  5. Perch in Minnesota, North America
  6. Northern in Minnesota, North America
  7. Catfish in Minnesota, North America
  8. Minnows in Minnesota, North America
  9. Mussels in Duluth Minnesota, North America
Arthropods:
  1. Fly, lots of places
  2. Mosquito, lots of places
  3. Bee, lots of places
  4. Dragon fly, lots of places
  5. Wasp, lots of places
  6. Butterfly, backyard in Minnesota, North America
  7. Ant, lots of places
  8. Caterpillar, neighborhood, Minnesota, North America
  9. Inchworms in my backyard, Minnesota, North America
  10. Pondskater, on top of the lake, Minnnesota, North America
  11. Grasshopper, Minnesota, North America
  12. Firefly, Minnesota, North America
  13. Ladybug, lots of places
  14. Beetle, lots of places
  15. Daddylongleg Spider, Minnesota, North America
  16. Barnacle, Duluth Minnesota, North America

Thursday, June 25, 2015

The Boxcar Children #1

What happens: first the children (Benny, Henry, Jessie and Violet) go to a bakery and they sleep there for one night.  Then they runaway because they wanted to take Benny to the orphanage.  Then they slept in a haystack for 2 days then they walked down the road and saw a boxcar with plenty of room inside and they thought they could make rooms for people.  They decided to stay there.  They ate bread. Then the night that they stayed there, they heard something outside.  They saw a dog limping.  The leg had a splinter in it.  Jessie pulled it out and they kept the dog and named him Watch.  Then two weeks later, their big brother Henry entered into a race. He started off slow and he looked at the person who won last year.  He passed number 6, number 16, number 20.  He was number 14 and people kept cheering 14, 14.  He passed 16 and he crossed the finish line and won the race.  People asked him what he would do with the money.  He said he would give it to his big sisster Jessie.  Jessie bought more food and more things they could eat food with.  Then two months later they came across a man and kind of recognized him. They didn't have a mom or dad but the man kind of looked like their grandfather.  The man realized they were his grandchildren so the man wanted them to move into his house, but they wanted to stick with the dog and stay in the boxcar. They made a deal that they would live in a box and he'd live next door.

Stars: 2 out of 5 stars because I like nonfiction better than fiction
Recommend this book for: people who like their family and their house



Snakes and Other Reptiles

What I learned: that birds are most related to crocodiles then any other reptile. Alligators and crocodiles are not the same thing.  They don't live in the same place.  There's only one place where they meet together: Florida. Alligators are much bigger. Crocodiles are longer. Not all snakes are venomous.  
Stars: 3 out of 5 stars
Recommend this book for: kids that like reptiles




Polar Bears and the Artic

What I learned: Polar bears are not actually white. The sun and snow make them look white.  Polar bears are the biggest land predators on earth.
Stars: 4 out of 5 stars
Recommend this book for: kids who like animals

                                                    This is one of my favorite book
                                                           POLAR BEARS in the ARCTIC
                                                                                               
                                                   

Monday, June 22, 2015

Eli's Family






My name is Eli and this is my family.
this is my mother and me


                                                     this is my littile brother
this is my dad and me
This is my Dad's family


This is my Mom's family
This is my Dad's family too