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Note: These Challenge Questions coincide with the Spring 2001 Reports
Date: Thu Feb 15 2001 - 17:39:29 EST
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February 15, 2001
Here is the response to Challenge Question Number 2 from Mrs. Dempsey's
Second Grade Class, Charlotte Dunning School, Framingham, MA :
Monarchs and people shiver to shake off the coldness. Your body thinks
if it can run and sweat and become hot, maybe if you are cold and shiver
you will get warm.
When coldness gets on your skin, you shiver to get it off.
Our body has to be a certain temperature to act normal, so we shiver to
put our body back into its perfect heat.
(Please note that these are direct quotes from the students, even the
last one)
I am going to see these shivering monarchs on the 24 of February
(although I will be going to Mexico on Feb. 17), and my students are so
excited to see everything you are putting up on the monarch internet
site. We use the LCD projector to project the entire computer screen on
a big movie screen. I sometimes use this as my read-a-loud for the day,
or for shared reading. We are learning so much!
Audrey Dempsey
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