My daddy finished reading us The Horse and His Boy by C. S. Lewis. This is the third story in The Chronicles of Narnia. I didn't like it, but I'm still looking forward to the next one.
Sunday, June 23, 2013
The Horse and His Boy
|
|
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
We celebrated Natalia's birthday with our family. It was a lot of fun. More pictures an video below: ... -
We went to the Royal Hanneford Circus at the Westchester County Center with the Deertz's. It was a lot of fun. Afterwards we had dinn... -
I read The Search For The Missing Bones ( The Magic School Bus Chapter Books #2 ) by Eva Moore . I also read these other books recently:... -
Our fourth grade went to the Hall of Science and it was a lot of fun. We spent a long time at the playground, which was very fun. More p... -
We had our art show in school. I made a haiku poem, a painted vase of flowers, a misshapen head, a rose, and a finger painting of a flower.... -
I participated in my school's 4th and 5th grade science and steam fair. It was very fun. My project was Polarized Lenses and the Quant... -
I was excited for my first day of fourth grade. My mom made me take so many pictures at the front door like she always does. When I got to ... -
I went to the New York Botanical Garden with the rest of Mrs. Topol's Class. It was a lot of fun. I go to take home a rainforest plant... -
I played viola in the 2018 6th grade winter orchestra concert. More pictures, program, and video below: -
Our class has been studying Native American history, specifically the Iroquois and Algonquin tribes, who lived in the eastern woodlands. ...
My favorite part, which I reflect on frequently, is when Shasta, Aravis, Bree and Hwin are trying to get away from the Calormene soldiers and Bree insists that they cannot go any faster. Hwin suggests that they could if they had soldiers whipping them. Aslan later proves that Hwin is correct. They are capable of more than their minds will allow. And the author points out that while slaves are capable of being pushed farther, they lose all their discipline when/if they become free.
ReplyDelete