Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Minnesota State Symbols
The state butterfly: Monarch. These fly to Mexico in the winter and return to Minnesota in the summer.
The state bird: Common Loon. Look how her baby rides on her back!
The state flower: Showy Lady's Slipper. Remember, you cannot pick these or buy them in a store!
The state fruit: Honeycrisp Apples. These were developed at the University of Minnesota. They are very delicious!
The state fish: Walleye, from one of Minnesota's 10,000 lakes!
The state rock: Lake Superior Agates. They are very beautiful!
What symbolizes your country? Please click "Comments" to tell us about the symbols of your country!
Monday, February 14, 2011
Minnesota State Capitol
On Thursday, we are going to the state capitol building!
The capitol has many beautiful works of art.
This famous sculpture is called the quadriga.
The inside of the capitol is very beautiful!
You should bring your camera!
This Viking statue honors Minnesota's Scandinavian heritage.
Governor Mark Dayton works at the capitol building.
The state senators work at the capitol, too.
What do you think about the state capitol? Click "Comments" to answer.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Store Practice
Please click on this link to go to GCFLearnfree.org. You can practice counting change, reading receipts, and using an ATM machine!
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
What should John do?
John is stressed at work! His coworkers are lazy and rude, his clients are demanding, and his boss wants him to work during the weekends for overtime. His son is having a big soccer game on Saturday, and John wants to go! What should John do? Click "Comments" to answer. Please use should, have to, or must in your answer!
Monday, January 24, 2011
Welcome to the blog, Excel students!
Welcome to the class blog, Microsoft Excel students! Please write one or two sentences introducing yourselves. You can tell us your name, your country and one thing you are good at!
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