Kenny

Day of the Dead. 

At Rigler we, celebrate Day of the Dead every year. We have a special way of celebrating it at Rigler. In the evening, we eat tamales. We have a family display in the auditorium they also have music. Many things happen on day of the dead it happens on Nov. 1st and 2nd. Skeletons are everywhere on day of the dead. Sometimes teenagers dress like skeletons, skeletons are called calacas.

Jason

Day of the Dead. Here at Rigler School we celebrate Day of the Dead every year. We have a special way of celebrating here at Rigler. In the evening, we eat tamales. We make a family display for the auditorium. In our own Class we make papel picado.

Seraiah

Tiny life on the ground helps us learn about bacteria and fungus. Bacteria can change plants and animals into soil. Did you know ½ of a spoonful can have 500 million bacteria in it. I learned some bacteria live in places too hot or too cold for people to live. And Bacteria is made out of one cell that is odd another.

Reese

Tiny life on the ground. Tells about bacteria and fungus. You know about bacteria and fungus? The bacteria has only one cell! A spoon full of dirt is about 5 billion bacteria! Bacteria can turn plants and animals into soil!

Fungus is also something like bacteria. You can find fungus on trees and many places. Fungus is very different from fungus sometimes. A lot of them live on the ground. I learned about bacteria and fungus. Maybe you can to!

Lanaireoje

Tiny Life on the ground explains bacteria and fungus. One tiny tiny little thing is a word called bacteria. Well do you know that tiny thing has one cell? s½ of a spoonful has 5 million tiny bacteria. It turns into soil from plants. Bacteria lives in some places that it are too cold or hot for people.

Tiny things on the ground number 2 is fungus is a little tiny things you can’t see. ½ of  a spoonful or soil has maybe more than 120,000 fungi. It eats dead animals and plant in the world. Fungi is something that really helps the earth. Fungi is something short for fungus.

I learned a lot about fungi and bacteria. Learning is fun.

Ben

Tiny life on the ground tells about fungus and bacteria. One tiny bacteria is leaves of fungus. Bacteria turns dirt leaves and dirt and also animals into soil. Some bacteria live in places to hot of to cold for us to live in. Did you know bacteria has one cell?

Fungus is also a tiny living thing. A spoon full of dirt has 20,000 fungi in it. Fungi eat plants and animals. Fungus helps the earth.

I learned a lot about tiny life. Like fungus and bacteria. I also learned there are lots of tiny life on the ground.

Violet

Tiny life on the ground tells about fungus and bacteria. One tiny bacteria is leaves of fungus. Bacteria turns dirt leaves and dirt and also animals into soil. Some bacteria live in places to hot of to cold for us to live in. Did you know bacteria has one cell?

Fungus is also a tiny living thing. A spoon full of dirt has 20,000 fungi in it. Fungi eat plants and animals. Fungus helps the earth.

I learned a lot about tiny life. Like fungus and bacteria. I also learned there are lots of tiny life on the ground.