Bunny Question

So the science question is: What do I do if I find a small burrow of bunnies in my yard? Please comment with your suggestions. Provide websites, if possible.

Welcome to all the new fourth grade students! I am so happy that we will be learning together this year! You will soon notice that I blog regularly.

Please feel free to introduce yourself below in a comment. For those who are new to blogging, here a few thoughts:



Always ask your parents first. That's right students, go get your parents right now and share this blog with them! Parents, we love comments from you as well!


Use FIRST NAMES ONLY if you choose to put your name in your comment .


Everything that goes on this blog is "moderated." This means, I will receive an email to let me know there is a comment that someone wants to post, and I must approve it before it is posted. This is a school setting, and all comments must be school-appropriate. Please avoid comments like "Hi!" or "Hey dude!"


If you are new to blogging: To comment, click on the words "comment" and you will see other people's comments. On the right, you will see a box where you can type in your comment. You can put your first name in the box as well, if you like. You can then click the circle for "annonymous".


When your comment looks the way you want it, click on the "publish" tab at the bottom.

Blogging is such a great way for us to share and work together. You can scroll down these blog posts to see all the great things that have already been shared on this blog. As always, if you have any questions or would like to contact me personally, you can use my email: mkuhn@lindberghschools.ws.



Love,

Mr. Kuhn

Communication is key!

Welcome to the new school year!

Here is a list of my students for the 2009-2010 school year:

Jared
Rayel
Joel
Jordan
Preston
Joseph
Jadzia
Benjamin
Olivia
Emily
Gino
Ayu
Chas
Carson
Tony
Brooke
Jeremy
Ariana
Logan
Kamryn
Caroline

Summer Work!

To my outgoing fourth (now fifth) graders, have a spectacular summer: swing from trees, ride your bicycles, swim, camp, enjoy backyard barbecues and family vacations. Watch some TV. Stay up late. Sleep in. Enjoy being a kid, and take mental pictures of these moments, because you'll savor them when you're an adult.

You have been an enormously enjoyable class to coach, teach, listen to, joke with, and of course to play Knock Out with. Be your wonderful selve in fifth grade, and make sure you stop in to say hello!

For your summer project, work on this site, from MIT: CLICK HERE

It allows you a place to be very creative and share your work. Please get your parents' permission to use this site, and make sure to share your work them.

Please email me with questions, thoughts, cool vacation pictures, or story ideas. I'll be playing with my son and barbecuing in the backyard. I'll be writing my next novel. I'll be planning for next year's fourth graders.

And don't forget: I say Hillshire, and you say, "_____!"
Go Meat!

Rocket Day

50 States

Click here for a link to a states game!

Rockwood Reservation