News from Mrs. Fansler's 3rd grade class....

Monday, June 18, 2007







Traveling to Maine, we go through several states. Can you find them on a map? (Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, then Maine) This is a long drive -- some 20 hours -- but a beautiful and interesting one, too!



I took some pictures of farms and silos in the Pennsylvania countryside, because that is one of the last themes we talked about in Reading. Remember, the silos were used for storage? It's easy to see how important these are to farmers, even today.



Also we saw birds living in letters at (you guessed it!) Starbucks in Littleton, Massachusetts. Remember our story "Urban Roosts" and how it talked about the interesting places that birds could find to roost? Finally, the Hartford Connecticut skyline is really neat. Think about how city wildlife might survive in this habitat.


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I am happily married to my very best friend, Craig, and I have 3 children (Patrick, Casey, and Mary) and 5 grandchildren (Micah, Patrick, Hannah, Landon, and Jersie). I enjoy challenges, puzzles, and learning new things. I have worked in a variety of fields including education, human resources, data analysis, programming, and workforce development. Once my children became adults, I returned to my passion: teaching. This is my fifth year since returning to this profession, and this is my third year teaching 3rd grade at FA. I love being a teacher because it gives me the opportunity to make a difference in young lives. When I retire, I plan to summer in Maine, winter in North Carolina, and spend my days reading, listening to music, gardening, creating art, and enjoying friends and family.