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Good morning every and all. Everybody and all. Just norm. Just and only norm. Welcome to another edition of Walk Breaks. My attempt to conversate and engage with you my friends in the world. It's is Wednesday morning. December is upon us. It is the 5th of December today 2012 and it's five forty six as I made my way to work. Yes December is on us. Glad tidings to all. As you can imagine the gentle drip of snow flakes falling to the ground. The Chris ___.

Good evening my name is Tedry(?) Fox. No day. Today is no day there is no school. What can I do. I can catch snow flakes. I can make a snowman.

Your name. Hi my name is Blossom and the story I'm gonna read let is slow, snow. Let is snow. It's winter twirling, rolling first snow flake, ___ spinning one frozen lakes. Lazy tree hails of white ___ sliding snow man, snow ball fight but then rosy cheeks runny(?).

First snow flakes. Snow flakes snow flakes blowing into town. Like one last summer's end. Annie(?) lying down or a cold little rain drop in her winter nightgown(?).

Anyways, this is ___ as you knows what tomorrow brings but regardless of the snow flakes that fall we are forging ahead. Remember to bring your ___ because they're going to play an important role in our conversation about the exact year in Imperialism(?) has played in the creation of African boarders and countries. See you hopefully soon. Bye.

Good morning 4th Grade Riders. Today is the day for which we have been eagerly awaiting. Turn on all your senses because we will be going outside to experience fall foliage. Be ready to write down descriptions of what you see, hear, feel, smell and perhaps even taste. Think of some elurian(?) or literations(?) and simile's like the leaf was as colorful as a rainbow. Don't forget your metaphor's, leaves are snow flakes falling from the trees. As usual we will show our most excellent 4th Grade behavior outside. Let's go Riders. Have a great day time.