Spring has arrived in Room 309, and so soon will the worms, crickets and anoles… The kids are BEYOND excited!!!
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Hiii,
I am sooooo exited! Do you think were going to get them tomorrow?
Isabelle 🙂
I can’t wait for the anolies! I think it’s kind of scary that they’re coming in the mail. i don’t know why, though
Ruby!
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They might arrive tomorrow – we’ll have to wait and see Isabelle! 🙂 Ruby – you should see them all like tumbly little puppies in a container together. They are only in the container for a few days while they are being mailed, and usually arrive safe and sound.
Hang in there, girls!
Love,
Mrs. Brooks
HI mrs. brooks!! I had Soooooo much fun observing the crickets today!! It was cool when Nicholas found our 7th anole! I really liked naming the anoles, especialy since the name i suggested was picked.(sport)
From,
Ruby 🙂
Hi Ruby,
I brought home the 7th anole — Bob — so I could keep an eye on him tonight. I think he looks better, but I don’t know if he has eaten. All of the names cracked me up. I’m glad you liked checking out the crickets – it’s neat to see them up close!!
See you tomorrow!
Love,
Mrs. Brooks