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Hi everyone! I hope you had a great Christmas! :)
-Arthur

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Hi Everyone! This Padlet has served us well, but it's time for a new school year and thus, a new Padlet. I will wait a week to archive it so you have a chance to exchange contact info with friends that have moved on or away.

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Hi everyone! I hope that  everyone has had an excellent summer! Can you believe that school is SOOOOOO close!😱 Have a nice rest of your summer! ~Tilly

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How is everyone? -Arthur

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Guys I know this is going to shock you but I’m okay  now so today I was at my aunts house with family and it was late and yes I know I posted it late but this was really scary so we where playing with sparkles  and we’ll.... my toe ... got burned really badly it really hurt but I’m ok now also tomorrow when I get back in Seattle I will be downing a zoom meeting aka a gift haul and you guys can see what I got baiii

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We are also power washing our deck! And for the sake of my noise sensitive ears, I put in earplugs!

~TILLY

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hi everyone! Today we are going to build a bike rack!😊 SO EXCITED!

~TILLY

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The One and Only Ivan | Streaming Friday | Disney+

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Hey guys sorry I haven’t powered in a MINUTE but I have been really busy with my family I am in California Long Beach right now with my moms sister also it was just my birthday on the 17  and we aunt Akan my moms sister is going to throw a party for me because I’m  10 now also before we got to Long Beach we went to San Francisco and Nevada Reno  they where all fun and i went to the Winchester HOUSE  by SARAH  WINCHESTER but I still cant believe I went there also Winchester is a historic landmark also there are many spirits there it’s ok if you don’t believe in them also thee is a horror movie about the house also you might know the name Winchester from somewhere else well your right because one of the Winchester’s made the Winchester riffle  also when Sarah Winchester only   Baby died at 8 weeks and her husband died she became really depressed so she kept building this house she bought and she never stopped building it  many people don’t know why but she kept her secret to her grave people believe that a psychic told her that the spirits wold kill her if she dint stop building the house also the spirits where killed by the Winchester riffle in the civil war but yea I just wanted to say I am back cya !

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Synopsis:

Artemis receives a urgent email from Russia. In it is a message from a man who has been kidnapped by the Russian Mafiya: his father. As Artemis rushes to his rescue, he is stopped by a familiar nemesis, Captain Holly Short of the LEPrecon fairy police. Now, instead of battling the fairies, Artemis must make a deal and join forces with them if he wants to save one of the few people he loves.

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I hope that everyone is having a FANTASTIC summer! ~TILLY!

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Everyone, I'm on lesson 301 on typing club!!! -Arthur

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Everyone, I'm on lesson 301 on typing club!!! -Arthur

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Anyone know why I can't sign into schoology?

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Anyone know why I can't sign into schoology?

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-Arthur

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-Arthur

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Morgan Freeman reads Rep. John Lewis' last words

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In a special Last Word, Morgan Freeman reads the words of John Lewis' final essay, which he requested be published in the New York Times on the day of his funeral: "Together, You Can Redeem the Soul of Our Nation."

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I’m in Anacortes and staying up with my grandma, my family, Hank and hamster. Planting flowers and going boating!!

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me and my family just came back from yellowstone national park glacier  national park  aand grand tetons  national park

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me and my family just came back from yellowstone national park glacier  national park  aand grand tetons  national park

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this is the lovely comet neowise, which you should try to see now, unless you want to wait 3,600 years! look up in the sky somwhere around after sunset! happy summer!

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This week we went to Oregon, and my family took a hike. This is the summit of Mount Tumalo. I found two cool rocks that I want to share with the class. 

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This week we went to Oregon, and my family took a hike. This is the summit of Mount Tumalo. I found two cool rocks that I want to share with the class. 

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This is the book im reading it good its the first romance book ive ever read but its good

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please sign my yearbook by the end of this month

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please sign my yearbook by the end of this month

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Funny messages. Sweet scribbles. Heartfelt notes. All of the typical yearbook signing customs get to live on for the rest of time. And they're all just a click away. Get signing today.

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This was super true y’all thought this was gonna be the best year but look at us now I am so glad we have this space to talk to each other have a good day people

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Who here is doing summer learning? I am! -Arthur

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Me and hammy are just chilling in my room.  She wanted to say hi to all of you!!! Have a great day/night!! 😁

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Here is a clip for u guys to listen too.  To see what Hamilton sounds like.

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Hi guys sry I have not posted in a while anyways meet ivory I know right she looks a lot like me I am going to post daily on what me and her are doing have a great day

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Me and my mom are drying flowers, then putting them into books, and writing some facts about them!!!!

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Me and my mom are drying flowers, then putting them into books, and writing some facts about them!!!!

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I have more flowers inside the book

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Have u guys seen Hamilton?? It’s so freaking good!! I watch it every night, because it’s so good!!!!!

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This is so relevant to our discussion about cultural appropriation earlier in the year: 

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This is so relevant to our discussion about cultural appropriation earlier in the year: 

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the washington redskins will review their name

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The Washington Redskins will review their name, team says

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The Washington Redskins said Friday they are reviewing their name, which has long been criticized for racist connotations.

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Important controversy about indigenous land & broken treaties:

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Tom Brokaw on Native American objections to Mt. Rushmore: 'They want their land back'

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NBC News' Tom Brokaw joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss President Trump's trip to South Dakota and controversial decision to hold celebrations at Mount Rushmore ahead of the Fourth of July holiday, also reacting to the news that the Washington Redskins football team is reviewing a name change amid the national reckoning on race and equality after George Floyd's death.

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Hey guys! gust to let you know the book I'm writing is almost done. if anyone wants a copy, write a comment down below! Thanks!

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Hey guys! gust to let you know the book I'm writing is almost done. if anyone wants a copy, write a comment down below! Thanks!

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Thinking about big questions empowers children to feel more confident about the value of their own ideas, teachers say.

The Center for Philosophy for Children at the University of Washington has moved its sessions online during the pandemic. Credit... via Jana Mohr Lone

"We don't really need 'going to school,'" Ella Wagar, a 10-year-old from Seattle, told her online peers during a recent Zoom session. "What we really do need are friends. If you don't have friends, it sucks; you play alone, you eat alone."

The children were exploring the difference between needs and wants in light of the pandemic in a weekly philosophical conversation guided by Jana Mohr Lone, the founder of the University of Washington Center for Philosophy for Children.

The group decided that playing sports and eating candy are wants, whereas exercise, food and friends are fundamental needs - especially now.

Like so many other children, Ella said that she badly missed getting together with her friends. Her grandmother died in March and the family was unable to visit her in the hospital or hold a memorial service.

"It's been a really tough time for Ella," her mother, Janna Wagar, said, "I'm just relieved that she's had a chance to talk about those issues with others."

Recently, Dr. Lone's online dialogues with children have veered toward pandemic-related themes like the value of courage and resilience and how to be alone. It's not a form of therapy, she says. It is an opportunity to think together about the big questions that matter to them in a way that empowers children to feel more confident about the value of their own ideas.

"We are not teaching children about philosophy," Dr. Lone explained. "We're teaching them to actually do philosophy themselves."

While the young are natural-born philosophers, their impulse to question is often discouraged by adults who are uncomfortable talking about matters - like death and the meaning of life - that they have not yet resolved for themselves, or assume are unanswerable, according to Dr. Lone.

Eventually this youthful inquiry diminishes. Research shows that as they get older, kids ask questions less and less.

Which is a shame, Dr. Lone said, because deep questioning cultivates children's curiosity about life. It also allows them to recognize that there are many different perspectives, not just their own, she added. And finally, it helps them analyze complex questions and think critically about new information.

Dr. Lone often uses children's books to generate discussions. With older children, other forms of literature and film are appropriate.

Recently a similar children's philosophy group in Turkey used a modern version of the Siren's story in Homer's Odyssey to explore what it means to be free.

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The children's book author Tugce Buyukugurlu runs online philosophy sessions in Istanbul. Credit... via Tugce Buyukugurlu

"One of the kids remembered what the oracle told them at the beginning: 'Your freedom will come from not being free'" said Tugce Buyukugurlu, an Istanbul-based children's book author who has also been conducting dialogues with 8- to 12-year-olds on Zoom during the Covid-19 crisis. "It was "an Aha! moment. They talked it over and came to the conclusion that following the current restrictions in lockdown is something they're doing now to contribute to others' and their own future well-being."

Another potential upside of the lockdown comes, paradoxically, from the boredom that many are feeling, Ione Rawson, a student of Debi Talukdar, the philosopher-in-residence at Thurgood Marshall Elementary School in Seattle, said during a Zoom dialogue. "Boredom can help people be creative. New ideas are formed when we are bored and have time to think," Ione, who is 10, told her peers.

New ways of thinking can also come from disruptions in our routine, like the current lockdown, which compel us to see things in a fresh way, said Jacqueline Woodson, a children's book author who frequently incorporates philosophical themes in her books.

"So often our kids are looking down at screens and not up at the world," Ms. Woodson observed. "The pandemic offers them a chance to look up and look out and see what's going on, it's a chance to talk about death, a chance to talk about what it means to live with intention and to be part of a greater good."

"Kids are very deep thinkers," she added. "They see everything, including our hypocrisies. There's so many great conversations that can be had now."

Jason Buckley, the founder of The Philosophy Man, an independent provider of philosophy education, with children in a classroom in England before the pandemic. Credit... Stephen Wells, Clarity Productions

Jason Buckley, the founder of The Philosophy Man, an independent provider of philosophy education, which charges a modest fee for parents whose children participate, is doing 18 hours of Zoom classes a week with groups of children and teens in Britain.

"It's a little bit like everybody is in a philosophical retreat," Mr. Buckley said. "People are thinking - a lot of the things that I was doing, I can't do now, so which of those things really matter, what are my values, what do I want to want, what do I desire to desire?"

During a recent session, Mr. Buckley's students reflected on whether individuals have a responsibility to protect the health of others. Some argued that young people should be restricted in their activities now to safeguard more vulnerable elders. Others were not so sure.

At the end of the session, they talked about what they've gained from their months of reasoning together - and sometimes disagreeing - about such matters.

"It involves thinking outside the box," 13-year-old Dylan McDermott of North London observed. "In school, it's like this is right and that's wrong. Here, both views can be right."

Matilda Sarsfield, age 13, of Bracknell, Berkshire, agreed: "We're having a balanced, calm discussion, not shouting at each other or protesting each other. I've seen what that does. It just causes violence and hatred, which in the end backfires against you."

A not-yet-published study conducted at the University of Montreal, which tracked young people over a 10-year period, suggests that philosophy training at an early age helps children to avoid dogmatic or radicalized stances later in life.

"We found that kids who've done this work speak much more thoughtfully, less defensively," said Natalie Fletcher, a professor involved in the study and director of Brila Youth Projects, which runs summer philosophy camps for children. "They are less overwhelmed if someone disagrees with them, there is this openness to doubting, to ambiguity and complexity that wasn't there before."

Dr. Fletcher helped develop PhiloQuests, a collection of online exercises in English and French for children that focus on pandemic-related themes like solitude, hope and loss. Some activities are designed for family mealtime. Adults are invited to participate in the discussions, but not to dominate.

"Parents can do this with their children, but they need to understand how to hold back," explained Ellen Cahill, a teacher at Bradford School in Montclair, N.J., who engages her kindergarten students in philosophical discussions during weekly sessions in the classroom and now online.

"Parents want to teach children, they want to provide answers. To do inquiry like this, they have to help children come up with their own answers. They must learn not to say, 'That's right!' or 'No, that isn't right' and rather say, 'Tell me why you think that.'"

Advocates say that this kind of open-ended questioning doesn't just make young people more intellectually flexible and empowered, it can also help them to emotionally mature.

Arlene Yiadom-Daley is an administrator in the New York City Department of Education, and mother of Emma, a 6-year-old student of Ms. Cahill.

"Emma's a headstrong kid," Ms. Yiadom-Daley said. "She always has an opinion about everything. But now she's more willing to listen. I definitely see a difference in her. Her work with Ms. Cahill fosters conversation. She doesn't just say 'no' and have a tantrum."

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Thinking about big questions empowers children to feel more confident about the value of their own ideas, teachers say. "We don't really need 'going to school,'" Ella Wagar, a 10-year-old from Seattle, told her online peers during a recent Zoom session. "What we really do need are friends.

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p.s. Wish Jane a happy birthday→

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Radiolab for Kids Presents: Terrestrials: Terrestrials Episodes | WNYC Studios | Podcasts

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A show where we uncover the strangeness right here on Earth

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Please join us in wishing Jane a very happy birthday!

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Please join us in wishing Olivia a very happy birthday!

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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B076GQB3T4/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i2

I highly recommend this book and her other books. Right now I'm in the middle of Grump. It's an interpretation of Snow White and the seven dwarfs. It also focuses on the perspective of one dwarf in particular.

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Today, June 24th, is Zavi's birthday! Join us in celebrating by leaving a comment for Zavi : ) Hope you have a great day, Zavi!

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(This is open always)

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Microsoft Forms - Easily create surveys, quizzes, and polls.

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Easily create surveys and polls to collect customer feedback, measure employee satisfaction, and organize team events. Quickly create quizzes to measure student knowledge, evaluate class progress, and focus on subjects that need improvement. Microsoft Forms automatically provides charts to visualize your data as you collect responses in real time.

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http://tinyurl.com/yappwqoz

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http://tinyurl.com/ybl5z6zh

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I see 5 writing promts, for the challenge, Are you gonna post a few more every week or something else???

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I couldn’t put this graphic novel down! A fabulous story about being true to yourself.

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This book is soooo good. I am loving seeing the world through Ryan’s eyes (the main character).

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What's everyone planning on doing in the summer?

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What's everyone planning on doing in the summer?

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~TILLY!

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That zoom meeting was one of the best!!!!!! -Arthur

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That zoom meeting was one of the best!!!!!! -Arthur

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I'm still waiting for the class meeting to start! When will it start????

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The 2nd Dino Times edition. By Sam and Dexter.

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The 2nd Dino Times edition. By Sam and Dexter.

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Click on the PDF/document to see all of the pages!

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The Dino Times Second Edition - FINAL version

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Sign up to do virtual yearbook signing and share your link here! Once it’s all done you can print it out and put it in your yearbook. https://yearbooksigning.jostens.com/home

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Hi friends! Please refrain from leaving long comments that are essentially hundreds of the same letters. This will cause Padlet to be slow to load.

Also, let's not post lots of memes here. Many have asked about using Padlet this summer. It will stay up so you can continue to stay in touch here. Please  post mindfully :)

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Today is my sisters birthday yay

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To celebrate our 30 AOWs this year AND all the wild reading we all did we're having a Camp Read-a-lot today from 1-2pm on Zoom.

Bring the book you're reading, a snack and/or a beverage (I'll be bringing some mint tea), wear something comfy (even your PJs, if you want), and get into your coziest reading spot–a chair, a couch, your bed, inside a blanket fort, on a hammock...

We will all read our books as if we were doing a lovely, lllloooonnnngggg IDR in the same room. At 1:45 we will have our final #bookaday for the year: Sylvester and the Magic Pebble.

I hope to see at 1:00 (use my Class Meeting zoom link)

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this is my new (Syrian) hamster TOFFEE!

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Anyone else think it's funny that this Raina Telgemeir photo shows up on other AOWs? ;} I bet she would find it amusing as well!

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How is everyone today i am doing my work aka school work

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Ham Ham says bye because it almost the end of school. (She fell asleep in her wheel)

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I'm getting a new puppy! His name is cooper!

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I'm getting a new puppy! His name is cooper!

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Guys I got a bird her name is lily we got her yesterday and she is amazing we fell in love when we first saw her say hi guys

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Everyone had amazing talents in the talent show!! :) -Arthur

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Everyone had amazing talents in the talent show!! :) -Arthur

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you can now hear the song

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try to guess this songs name!
(hint by a band that was seattle based)

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i miss my life that is not filled with boredom 

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i miss my life that is not filled with boredom 

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Black lives matter!

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Black lives matter! If you can, I encourage you to join with chalk drawings and signs in front of school.

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This one is also called Books because the other one didn't work as good so now the other Books works!! Please drop in to share a favorite book!! Thank you!!!

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hi check out this padlet you can help on te paper to the password is animalshaverights

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hi check out this padlet you can help on te paper to the password is animalshaverights

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see you thair(:
click on the photo(:

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Hi guys how are you I am good today is my moms birthday today yay I made her I cake and cupcakes and we got her a surprise bday present we are going to eat sushi for dinner how fun is that

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click this link to go to it. Link:
https://padlet.com/1zvturcinov/animals_have_rights

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Look up dream catcher it has awesome Native American history!

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Sign up on Schoology (top of our course page–sign up in the Talent Show "discussion")

When: Friday, June 12   10-11am
What: Share a talent/skill you have!
(singing, dancing, juggling, reciting poetry or digits of pi, gymnastics, plank pose, playing an instrument, solving a Rubik's Cube...)
Time Limit: 1 minute
Where: Zoom (Ms. Shaw's Class Meeting Zoom Link)

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I added some things see if you can spot them (it is not the dolls)

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So if you don’t know I love comics   My favorite comic series is the Archie comics and Betty and Veronica comics  I also  am watching the riverdale show on Netflix  my favorite character is Betty and         Jughead I recommend the comics tho have a good day people.

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Actually I am definitely moving pretty soon -Arthur

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Zara, Jane, Evie, & Tilly asked me to share this with everyone.

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 made with a love of animals (mostly cats)  

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I was mistaken. (I think) I'm moving in 3 WEEKS!!!!-Arthur

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Last one! Buster love books!
Buster in a crisis

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Buster in a crisis

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Buster in a crisis

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these are photos of buster in covid-19

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I'm probably going to move back to Michigan this month,
-Arthur

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I did grenade by Bruno Mars for my AOW https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5olfnVeYfgg

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I did grenade by Bruno Mars for my AOW https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5olfnVeYfgg