Today we had the privilege to visit Canada! What was your favorite experience? Please write two new facts you learned about Canada today. What is a wonder you'd still like to discover the answer to?
It was very fun to be in Canada today and a privilege! my first favorite stations were tied and they were the places with the artificial snow. I also liked the hockey and learning how maple syrup is made. I do not have any other wonders. I think the parents have so far made an amazing job.
It was very fun to visit Canada! My favorite thing was to go into the fake snow. It felt so good! We are so grateful to have moms to do this for us. Not all schools get this. I liked the ketchup flavored potato chips. I wish we got a bag. ydabr ogt eon Ihope you have a good day! Bye!
had so much fun traveling to Canada! I got to see my mom and try interesting foods like ketchup chips, and maple syrup candy! My favorite thing though would probably be playing ice hockey. Feeling the fake snow was really fun too. I don't really have any wonders but I would like to know how long it takes you to get to Canada from Houston?
I had soo much fun visiting Canada! I loved seeing my mom trying to ice fish. I didn't really like the ketchup chips and maple syrup candy. my favorite part was when we got to play ice hockey. I was on a team with Maddy. We won 3 to 1. I loved feeling the fake snow it felt soft and cold. I learned that you can go ice fishing with a pole or a spear. I also learned a saying, if the ice is blue its tride and true, white and crispy way to risky. The last thing I learned was that escomos used arrow heads to fight off bears and other wild animals.
I liked the ice hockey it was so fun. I also liked ice fishing with magnets I learned that 80 something % of the worlds syrup is made in Quebec and that people ice fish in Canada. I want to learn how many mountains are in Canada. Thats what I think about Canada Bye!!!
My favorite part about Canada 🇨🇦 was the fake snow it was so addicting I really want some in our classroom. I learned that eskimos fought off bears 🐻 and stuff with arrowheads. And that basically all of North Americas maple 🍁 syrup comes from Quebec.
Going to Canada was so fun! The ketchup chips were really good. I liked playing ice hockey the most. I also really liked ice fishing. The snow felt so good. I learned that to make maple syrup you hak to make a hole in the tree and get the sap then boil it.
I think we are so lucky to have such fun studies at Kinkaid and international fair is my favorite. Since it is my last year of I fair I wanted to go out with a bang. and I did!!! the snow, the food, and the ice hockey. to be honest at first I did't want Canada I thought it was to much like the U.S.A., but now I completely change my mind this is one of my favorite i fair years!!!🇨🇦
i think that we are lucky to have I Fair at Kinkaid. My favorite part of Canada was when we played hockey and went fishing. I loved the ketchup chips we tried when we visited the country today. I could have a whole bag of those they were so good! I learned the maple trees produce sap to make maple syrup. At first I thought you just would eat the sap from there but you have to boil it in a pan. Visiting Canada was a great experience!
I loved Canada, and my favorite part was ALL OF IT!!!!! A fact:that Eskimos when they go somewhere they will make a small igloo and their main how will be either a large or medium. Sometimes they can Connect houses so they can have parties and stuff like that. That the snow was I know it was not Real snow The moms made it look like it.I feeled like we were in real canada. See you in Itly!!
I learned how cool it would be to live in an igloo. think of living in a snow fort where it did not even get cold! I can't believe snow actually keeps some Canadians warm. I also learned that if you see a lake that is frozen over it is only safe to step on it if it is blue if it is clear don't step on it because you will risk going through! Theres cool history of canaan sports like hockey! Tribes played hockey and it passed down generations and now it is a popular sport in Canada. To add on to the history in Canada I learned that in tribes the more feathers you had on you head dress the braver you are.
I really liked Canada because you were able to get a shark tooth necles. One thing that i learned is that you have to oil sap to make maple syrup.I also learned that Hockey is the most popular sport in the country.
I learned that there are syrup candies that are from Canada. I also learned that it takes one day to fill up one bucket of sap! My question is when did Canada start playing ice hockey? My favorite part was when we went fishing in the ice and when I felt the snow. This International fair was awesome! I wonder what the countries are for next year?
I Loved the fake snow in Canada! I learned that there is ketchup chips and pure maple syrup candy! I also learned that there was a hockey player and he plays hockey in Canada! I learned that blue ice you can crack a hole in without falling in. Do not poke a hole in the white ice, you may fall in freezing water and get frostbite. I am very sad that this was our last I-Fair.
I love going to Canada it was really fun the snow next to the icefishing and igloo was super addicting to touch I wanted to bring it home with me. I learned that when you ice fish to know if the ice is good it has to be like really bright blue-ish and if it's white that means it's not a good place to dig your fishing hole. I also learned that it takes a day or two for the maple syrup to come out of the tree. I also really like to making the arrowhead necklaces they were really pretty!! Canada was my favorite country to go to!!!
My favorite thing at Canada was the fake snow area because it felt cold and real. I also liked when we played hockey because it was a actally slippery. And I also thought it was weird that it took a whole day for a bucket of sap. And I thought it was cool because when they went ice fishing they would tow a small wood shack on the ice then cut a hole in the middle and put a heater in it then stay there the whole day. I also wonder what tools they use to make a igloo or if they even use tools.
It was very fun to be in Canada today and a privilege! my first favorite stations were tied and they were the places with the artificial snow. I also liked the hockey and learning how maple syrup is made. I do not have any other wonders. I think the parents have so far made an amazing job.
ReplyDeleteIt was very fun to visit Canada! My favorite thing was to go into the fake snow. It felt so good! We are so grateful to have moms to do this for us. Not all schools get this. I liked the ketchup flavored potato chips. I wish we got a bag. ydabr ogt eon Ihope you have a good day! Bye!
ReplyDeleteWe are really lucky to have such great moms at this school!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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ReplyDeletehad so much fun traveling to Canada! I got to see my mom and try interesting foods like ketchup chips, and maple syrup candy! My favorite thing though would probably be playing ice hockey. Feeling the fake snow was really fun too. I don't really have any wonders but I would like to know how long it takes you to get to Canada from Houston?
ReplyDeleteIt's about 4 hours 30 minutes plane ✈️ ride
DeleteI had soo much fun visiting Canada! I loved seeing my mom trying to ice fish. I didn't really like the ketchup chips and maple syrup candy. my favorite part was when we got to play ice hockey. I was on a team with Maddy. We won 3 to 1. I loved feeling the fake snow it felt soft and cold. I learned that you can go ice fishing with a pole or a spear. I also learned a saying, if the ice is blue its tride and true, white and crispy way to risky. The last thing I learned was that escomos used arrow heads to fight off bears and other wild animals.
ReplyDeleteI liked the ice hockey it was so fun. I also liked ice fishing with magnets I learned that 80 something % of the worlds syrup is made in Quebec and that people ice fish in Canada. I want to learn how many mountains are in Canada. Thats what I think about Canada Bye!!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite part about Canada 🇨🇦 was the fake snow it was so addicting I really want some in our classroom. I learned that eskimos fought off bears 🐻 and stuff with arrowheads. And that basically all of North Americas maple 🍁 syrup comes from Quebec.
ReplyDeleteGoing to Canada was so fun! The ketchup chips were really good. I liked playing ice hockey the most. I also really liked ice fishing. The snow felt so good. I learned that to make maple syrup you hak to make a hole in the tree and get the sap then boil it.
ReplyDeleteI think we are so lucky to have such fun studies at Kinkaid and international fair is my favorite. Since it is my last year of I fair I wanted to go out with a bang. and I did!!! the snow, the food, and the ice hockey. to be honest at first I did't want Canada I thought it was to much like the U.S.A., but now I completely change my mind this is one of my favorite i fair years!!!🇨🇦
ReplyDeletei think that we are lucky to have I Fair at Kinkaid. My favorite part of Canada was when we played hockey and went fishing. I loved the ketchup chips we tried when we visited the country today. I could have a whole bag of those they were so good! I learned the maple trees produce sap to make maple syrup. At first I thought you just would eat the sap from there but you have to boil it in a pan.
ReplyDeleteVisiting Canada was a great experience!
I loved Canada, and my favorite part was ALL OF IT!!!!! A fact:that Eskimos when they go somewhere they will make a small igloo and their main how will be either a large or medium. Sometimes they can Connect houses so they can have parties and stuff like that. That the snow was I know it was not Real snow The moms made it look like it.I feeled like we were in real canada.
ReplyDeleteSee you in Itly!!
I learned how cool it would be to live in an igloo. think of living in a snow fort where it did not even get cold! I can't believe snow actually keeps some Canadians warm. I also learned that if you see a lake that is frozen over it is only safe to step on it if it is blue if it is clear don't step on it because you will risk going through! Theres cool history of canaan sports like hockey! Tribes played hockey and it passed down generations and now it is a popular sport in Canada. To add on to the history in Canada I learned that in tribes the more feathers you had on you head dress the braver you are.
ReplyDeleteI really liked Canada because you were able to get a shark tooth necles. One thing that i learned is that you have to oil sap to make maple syrup.I also learned that Hockey is the most popular sport in the country.
ReplyDeleteI learned that there are syrup candies that are from Canada. I also learned that it takes one day to fill up one bucket of sap! My question is when did Canada start playing ice hockey? My favorite part was when we went fishing in the ice and when I felt the snow. This International fair was awesome! I wonder what the countries are for next year?
ReplyDeleteI Loved the fake snow in Canada! I learned that there is ketchup chips and pure maple syrup candy! I also learned that there was a hockey player and he plays hockey in Canada! I learned that blue ice you can crack a hole in without falling in. Do not poke a hole in the white ice, you may fall in freezing water and get frostbite. I am very sad that this was our last I-Fair.
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I love going to Canada it was really fun the snow next to the icefishing and igloo was super addicting to touch I wanted to bring it home with me. I learned that when you ice fish to know if the ice is good it has to be like really bright blue-ish and if it's white that means it's not a good place to dig your fishing hole. I also learned that it takes a day or two for the maple syrup to come out of the tree. I also really like to making the arrowhead necklaces they were really pretty!! Canada was my favorite country to go to!!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite thing at Canada was the fake snow area because it felt cold and real. I also liked when we played hockey because it was a actally slippery. And I also thought it was weird that it took a whole day for a bucket of sap. And I thought it was cool because when they went ice fishing they would tow a small wood shack on the ice then cut a hole in the middle and put a heater in it then stay there the whole day. I also wonder what tools they use to make a igloo or if they even use tools.
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