In my class we did a two voice poem. A two voice poem is a poem with two things talking to each other. We studied Paul Fleischman. He wrote a fireflies poem and honey bee and worker bee. I liked fireflies, but I loved honey bee and worker bee. I liked fireflies because it had beautiful language. I liked the bee poem because the queen and worker bee poem because the queen had a fancy life and the worker was dirty and a hard life. And we also recorded a two voice poem. We recorded in garage band. It is an app where you record your voice.
Now the sorta hard part was recording your voice. You have to make it clear, I mean talk clearly and be ready to record!

In my class we went on a field trip. We went to the San Elijo lagoon.
We did field notes. In field notes we write what we saw some facts about it and a picture that me and my class drew.
It was interesting because I saw lots of butterflies, one was on my nose!
My friend saw a king snake!
And I saw a fish jump out of the water.
I saw lots of baby fiddler crabs, and that was so cool!
It was all interesting.
We used binoculars and shared with a partner.
We were surrounded by brackish water with lots of birds like a heron.
Did you know that snowy egrets are almost extinct?
It was whimsical, interesting, and cool! I saw a lot of coots they are like ducks. Their nest is in water weeds. It was fun because I saw lots of different birds everywhere.
It was amazing!!
It was cool because there was a lot of birds and especially the heron flying!