Background!!

I know the background is not Christmas but it is sooooooo cute!!!!

Decorating for Christmas!!!

                                                           Hanging lights on the roof!

                                                             Merry Christmas!!!

                                                          Still hanging lights!
           

Having fun!

Lights on the stairs! 

Making sure the lights work! 

  More lights!!!

Fun!

We watched the Auburn/Alabama game on sat and we were SCREAMING!!!
We were SO excited about Auburn wining and we did this!!!

Sorry!! AND..... Happy late thanksgiving!!!!!!!

I am so sorry about thanksgiving I wanted to do a post but I kinda forgot. oops........ Anyway!
HaPpY LaTe ThAnKsGiViNg!!!!!!


                                                        This is a turkey we made!!!

                                                                    Some Pilgrims!

Cockatiel

The cockatiel has a sharply bent beak, which is perfectly designed for eating seeds and berries.

Fun!!!

                                             Me and my friend have so much fun together!!

    

                                                      Then we made our fingers hug!! :-)

Giant Panda

                                                               Unlike other bears, the panda has enlarged wrist bones, which actually act like extra fingers for it to grasp and break tough bamboo shoots.

 

 

 

Isn't that cool! :-)

Jamie 

A Ostrich and A Roadrunner.

The ostrich cannot fly but runs at speeds of 44 mph (70 km/h)—the fastest running bird in the world. (The fastest running-flying bird is the roadrunner.) 

 

 

 In real life, the roadrunner looks a lot different, but it really is the world’s fastest running-flying bird. (The ostrich is the fastest non-flying bird.)

Great Horned Owl

The great horned owl lives in most areas of North and South America including forests, deserts, and even in cities. Sometimes it is possible to locate owls by listening for their very distinctive hooting call.

 

 

 

Ruby-Throated Hummingbird

One-third of this bird’s total weight is made up of breast muscles. The energy needed is phenomenal—it eats twice its body weight every day. Operating at the same energy level as this tiny bird, our hearts would beat 1,260 times a minute and our body temperature would be 385 degrees centigrade. We would explode!

Frogs

                                                                  Poison dart frog

 

We just learned about frogs and how they grow.  The mother lays the eggs, and the baby is so small that you can't even see it.  You have to use a microscope.  They grow inside of the egg and slowly eat the egg yolk then they hatch.  They slowly grow there back legs, and then they grow there front legs, then they finish the yolk then they grow up into a adult.

Posted by Jamie  

A Scallop

THIS IS A SCALLOP :)

The scallop has an incredibly strong muscle that keeps its shell closed. It also uses this muscle to swim, rapidly opening and closing its shell. When the shell closes, it propels water at great force by means of the velum, which is a fold of the mantle used to direct the flow of water around the hinge. The scallop can sharply change its direction by adjusting its velum.

A contest

I have entered this contest And I wanted to know if you will vote for me. http://teachinggoodthings.com/blog/wise-woman-photo-contest-youth-vote/

 Look for this  Jami P 2(youth)  when you find it Enter YOUR Email Address and hit vote.



I also want to know if you will vote for my sisters.

Sara P 1 (youth)

Emily P 1 (youth)

Erin P 1 (adult)

Rachel P 2 (adult)

Jessica P 2 (adult)

And my Mommy
Nancy P 2 (adult)



Thank you so much you really are helping  :) :)


Jamie

(Look for a picture of a girl on a porch reading and beside her is a boy working.)