Gracie Wood growing up in the Carolinas
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Monday, June 13, 2011
Sunday, March 13, 2011
We can all help Japan
Dear Japan, me and my family will help you get through this and the world. We love you. Love Gracie
Look at the video my mom showed me of one of the towns in Japan
My mom blogged about how you can help Japan
Look at the video my mom showed me of one of the towns in Japan
My mom blogged about how you can help Japan
Sunday, March 6, 2011
My Trip to Campbell's Covered Bridge
Saturday, November 7, 2009
I had fun at the bridge. It was very big and exciting to see. I have never seen this kind of bridge before. And it's really cool because it is just amazing to see one of these, in these days.
I love the bridge because it is kind of fun and it is a good thing for children to see.
I am glad that they saved it and try to keep it up. If we didn't have it, all the kids wouldn't know what the old bridges look like.
The roof is tin! You don't see alot of houses having tin roofs, or bridges. It was really cool because it kind of looked like a farm, because it was colored red.
There is a sign that shows you how the old bridges were made. There was a really cool wishing well, that in the old days, all the people had to get water from wishing wells.
I hope you all get to visit it one day. Sign my guest book and tell me what you think of my blog.
My mom found these directions: http://www.discoversouthcarolina.com/plan-your-trip/mapLocation.aspx?productID=26474
I had fun at the bridge. It was very big and exciting to see. I have never seen this kind of bridge before. And it's really cool because it is just amazing to see one of these, in these days.
I love the bridge because it is kind of fun and it is a good thing for children to see.
I am glad that they saved it and try to keep it up. If we didn't have it, all the kids wouldn't know what the old bridges look like.
The roof is tin! You don't see alot of houses having tin roofs, or bridges. It was really cool because it kind of looked like a farm, because it was colored red.
There is a sign that shows you how the old bridges were made. There was a really cool wishing well, that in the old days, all the people had to get water from wishing wells.
I hope you all get to visit it one day. Sign my guest book and tell me what you think of my blog.
My mom found these directions: http://www.discoversouthcarolina.com/plan-your-trip/mapLocation.aspx?productID=26474
Maurice Sendak - My Author Project
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Maurice Sendak - My author project
At school we had to pick an author and do a project. I picked Maurice Sendak who wrote, "Where The Wild Things Are."
I wrote up six facts about him. My favorite fact - that he used crazy relatives who visited his house to create the monsters in the story.
The book became a movie. Here is a behind the scenes look.
Maurice Sendak - My author project
At school we had to pick an author and do a project. I picked Maurice Sendak who wrote, "Where The Wild Things Are."
I wrote up six facts about him. My favorite fact - that he used crazy relatives who visited his house to create the monsters in the story.
The book became a movie. Here is a behind the scenes look.
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