Ok 5th graders, I think our blog is ready to go! We can now share our new information and findings with everyone. This will be a lot of fun and I look forward to working on this with you :) -Ms. Derrick
I am looking forward to hearing more about your interaction with the scientist in Antarctica.
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Sue Parker
12/21/2010 10:59:22 am
What kind of fossils might you find in Antarctica? I didn't think anything ever lived there? Fish? Mammals? Keep us all posted.
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Jean Madaus
12/22/2010 03:51:08 am
Looks great guys! Start thinking of questions we can put on our blog! Have a great Christmas.
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Robin Kulas
12/22/2010 05:51:48 am
This site is super cool. Excellent work so far 5th graders! Can't wait to read more.
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Andrew Fossell
12/22/2010 06:00:47 am
I can't wait to learn about antarctica! Merry Cristmas every body!
I'm posting this from my I pod!
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Santa Clause
12/22/2010 08:20:54 am
Ho Ho Ho! Merry Christmas. Your website looks great! I hope you learn a lot about Antartica. I've heard that you been a good class. At my workshop we are just finishing all the toys. I hope to hear more about Antartica ps. Happy newyear!
From, Santa
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Steven
12/22/2010 08:53:14 am
Hi Hunter, Annie, Destiny, Hydea, Damian, Joe, Joseph, Micheal- Happy Birthday, Jessica, Gina, Marcus, Cody, Andrew, Hannah, Roziel, Darien, Mrs.Darrick and ~Mrs.Madaus~! Welcome to band Damian, Destiny and Darien if you jion.
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Betsy
12/22/2010 09:57:15 am
This looks great, 5th graders! I can't wait to read about all of the things that you find out. :)
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Regina
12/23/2010 08:45:24 am
hi!I love this website!Miss Derrick and Mrs.Madaus, you did a great job on this website.I also like the the pictures you posted.
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Hannah Kulas
12/24/2010 03:09:39 pm
Hope you all are having a wonderful Christmas break(students)Or a wonderful time discovering the past(sciencetests)Wishing you all a very merry holiday season! From, The Kulas family P.S Pete please post on our blog A.S.A.P!!!
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Annie Bustos
12/25/2010 04:12:42 am
Merry Christmas every body! Hope everyone got what they wished for! :)
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Leonalyn Sunga
12/25/2010 08:28:07 am
Merry Christmas 5th graders and Pete! I love your websit! It is soooo COOL!! ;)
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Kiersten Popodi
12/25/2010 09:12:40 am
Hi jessie and andy happy bday and merry xmas!
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Jessica!!!!!
12/25/2010 09:15:47 am
This is so cool! Merry Christmas and a happy. New Year!!!!
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Perlita Bustos
12/26/2010 05:45:36 am
Hi everyone this website is looking great! Happy new year!
From: Annie's mom ;)
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Annie Bustos
1/1/2011 12:05:59 pm
happy late new year everyone!
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Regina
1/2/2011 02:43:05 am
HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!!!!!!
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Annie ;)
1/2/2011 10:40:47 am
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Faith Goldberg
1/3/2011 02:42:48 am
What an outstanding idea for a fun and interactive website! The topic is fascinating. My children's father is on a cruise to Antarctica and has posted amazing videos and pictures on Facebook. You all did a great job so far; keep up that spirit.
I would like to know what the theory is from the scientists on-the-site in Antarctica regarding how the climate shift at the polar caps impacted the global extinction of such huge animals.
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Mrs. Lewis
1/3/2011 11:24:40 pm
Hello, The sixth graders at Jones Elementary would like to thank you for the opportunity to participate in your blog. We hope to generate some questions and send them to you soon. Thank you again, Best Wishes. Mrs. Lewis Sixth Grade; Jones
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Hannah Kulas
1/5/2011 09:53:24 pm
Hi Mrs. Lewis and class! I'm a 5th grader from Mitchel. We are very fortunate to have another class joining us on our blog. I hope your class enjoys learning about Ant. As much as our class does! :)
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Destiny, Annie and Gina
1/6/2011 12:11:49 am
Dear Sue Parker,
The answer to your first question is that there was evidence that there was life in Antartica 260 million years ago. They found tracks, trails, and burrows of animals that once lived there. They also found fish swimming trails at the bottom of a lake that once was there.
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elona cela
1/14/2011 07:03:06 am
hi i like your blog
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Damian
1/19/2011 09:00:59 am
Read all about the things we learned from the emails by Pete and Steve.
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juna cela
1/21/2011 02:14:21 am
hey u guys it realy cool that u have a blog i love it its realy sad that we didnt make one when i was in 5th grade well good luck on the blog an i hope someday i make one 2
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Hannah Kulas
1/21/2011 05:01:24 am
Hi Elona! I'm so glad that you and you'r sister want to learn about Ant. Keep in touch!;)
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hydea
1/28/2011 03:12:39 am
thats not elona
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Andrew
1/28/2011 03:23:08 am
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Andrew
1/28/2011 03:24:22 am
Why is this like the random page??
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Annie
2/12/2011 04:56:12 am
I went to google and the lowest temperature in antartica is -89.2C
(-129F).
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?
3/7/2011 06:42:18 am
you will never guest who I am.Each time I go on I will leave a clue.
clue 1. I have brown hair
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steven
4/4/2011 12:15:43 pm
We didn't updating the website for a long time.I am making my own website.
:)
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?
5/31/2011 12:03:24 am
clue two i smell
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Andrew
5/31/2011 12:05:20 am
why isnt anyone posting anymore?? This is sad.
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Annie
6/27/2011 05:50:57 am
who do you guys think "?" is? his clues aren't that good.
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hannah
7/13/2011 06:06:19 am
I don't know and they shouldn't be posting it on a science blog
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Annie
7/23/2011 04:46:41 am
It's so hot in Wisconsin I wonder what the weather is at Antartica? :/
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