30 Things To Do When Bored

1. Try to convince someone your 1/2 penguin.
2. Try to describe the color red.
3. Write a letter to President Obama.
4. Do the macarena repetitively.
5. Dress like someone you admire.
6. Play air guitar.
7. Recycle bottles and donate the money to charity.
8. Make a time capsule.
9. Invent something made of recyleables.
10. Make a new word.
11. Look through some old photo albums.
12. Make jello.
13. Attempt to set a world record.
14. Pretend your a robot.
15. Microwave a marshmallow.
16. Confuse people with big words.
17. Picture everyone as a truck driver.
18. Call your grandmother.
19. Run around like there's no tomorrow.
20. Google the word "clumps."
21. Pretend to drive, when your in a cardboard box.
22. Stand on the side of the road and wave to everyone that comes by.
23. Ask a friend to trace you in chalk on the sidewalk.
24. Change the time on all the clocks until someone notices.
25. Try to convince your parents to give you an allowance/ a raise on it.
26. Have a garage sale.
27. See how much you can sneeze.
28. Convince your parents to let you drive.
29. Pick up trash in your neighborhood.
30. Try not to think of polka-dotted flamingos.

Do you have any ideas of what to do when bored?

Rosemary S.

Our Medieval Reports

We are starting our medieval reports. The last week we have gotten information from books and online research sites. There are many topics to pick from out of our medieval subject sheet, such as Black Death, knights, medicine, hunting, jousting, and even clothing. Or we could pick our own topic that has something to do with the medieval time period. We are learning a lot about our topics that we have chosen. Such as medicine, for toothaches they would mix rose oil, a poeny root, and sulpher, or that Ring Around the Rosie was based off of what happened with the Black Death (Bubonic Plague). We will start our rough draft soon and finish our reports after spring break. What new information did you learn about medieval times?

By : Jessie Mauger and Holly Hansen