Dolphins

Dolphins are intelligent sea animals that are mammals. They breathe through the blowhole at the top their head. A dolphin's top speed is 25 miles per hour. They live in groups called schools, and they like to race alongside boats. There are more than 30 species of dolphins. Dolphins communicate by making clicking sounds. To find their prey, dolphins send out pulses. They then listen for reflected pulses to feel what is around them. This way, they are able to track down their prey.

Five Things We Learned About Dolphins
1. A dolphin's top speed is 25 mph (miles per hour)
2. Dolphins send out pulses to track down their prey
3. There are more than 30 species of dolphin
4. A dolphin breathes through a blowhole at the top of it's head
5. Dolphins are mammals

My Diary and Me

I sat on the sidelines, and watched the "star player" of my basketbatll team score. "Woo-hoo!" yelled our coach. Hi, I'm Sarah Wallace. Let me introduce everyone. The "star player" of my team is my twin sister, Courtney. Our coach is my Dad, Micheal Wallace. Courtney and I are fraternal twins. We are in 7th grade, and have totally different personalities. I am a gymnast. Courtney is a basketball player. The only reason I'm here is because my mom, Lillian Wallace, or Lilly for short, says that"I need to do some running." I don't agree with her at all! However, I sneaked my diary in here, so when I'm bored, and "on the bench", which I always will be, I can write in it. Here is today's entry:

Dear Diary,
I'm bored, as usual, at a boring basketball game. I hope this ends soon-wait a second! It's the last 1 minute in the 4th quarter! I better put this away, or Dad will find out!

-Sarah Wallace

P.S.
Look for my new series "My Diary and Me" on PBNKiddo.Blogspot.com

By, Pooja

Frindle

Nick Allen

Smart Clever

Westfield New Hampshire

Wanted to create a word

Mrs. Granger gave the kids detention

Mrs. Granger started rooting for Frindle

Frindle got published in Webster's College Dictionary

Frindle inspires kids to invent brand new things.

The Living Stick

The Living Stick

When I need to concentrate, I imagine a metallic stick. The metallic stick has a human touch. The metallic stick looks like a piece of gym equipment. He kicks a thought I don't need like punting a soccer ball, and puts thoughts that I would need later, into boxes marked with a "Fragile" label. He silently rolls the boxes away. There is a background with clouds, and birds chirping. He closes a black curtain. Now, I have a clear mind.