Go to this web page and watch the videos.
Post a comment in the comments section about landforms that we live by here in Sandy, UT.
I will be sending the link for this blog post to the students' teachers.
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the 2nd graders did good
ReplyDeletethe 2nd graders would of done better that me
ReplyDeleteB.G.
the 2nd graders did great mrs.buttars
ReplyDeleteThe 2nd graders did a awesome job.
ReplyDeleteJ.R.
I liked how they had expressions. They had good expressions for their age! A landform that I live by is a Canal. It is in my neighborhood and it goes through the park! But I don't know what it's called!
ReplyDeleteW.H
I liked how the second graders did, they did awesome. A landform that I live by is a canal that runs through the backyards of my neighbors and through to park I live by. But I don't know what it is called!
ReplyDeleteA.O
I thought they did good at showing there art.
ReplyDeleteI liked that I live by the mountains it is really fun to go hiking on them and another landform I live by is a canal it runs through the backyards of some of my nieghbors E.O.
ReplyDeleteThey did good! now i know a lot more about that stuff. thats good
ReplyDeleteI thought there art was very good
ReplyDeleteC.G
We live near the Wasatch Mountain range. We also live near the Great Salt Lake. The kids did good at the art and explaining the different landforms.
ReplyDeleteP.M.
We live by lakes, rivers, mountains and that's about it.
ReplyDeleteJ.W, P.H, T.M.
I liked the PICTURE. and there art was very good
ReplyDeleteK.H.
I live near a mountain . They did good
ReplyDeletei live near a mountain that is it
ReplyDelete2 grad did nice.
ReplyDeletei think they did great i liked it
ReplyDeleteI say that the videos were fine they were OK for a second grader. THey weren't to bad I and it liked them try doing a better one.
ReplyDeleteThere is a mountain directly east of Bellview in the Wasatch Range that is called Cavity Mountain. You can see it from the playground, it is the highest peak and has a huge open cavity at the top, thus its name. A good reminder for dental health this month...
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