On May 29th, the fifth graders are going to Michigan to visit the Henry Ford Museum! I’m so excited! My teacher, Mrs. Pojman told my class about a couple of cool facts about what is in the museum. Mrs. Pojman told us that  the chair where President Lincoln was assassinated is in the museum, and the car where John F. Kennedy was assassinated. The museum also has a lot of the cars that some presidents took a cruise in. They also have the George Washington Camp Bed. The camp bed was a bed used by George Washington, our first president. Here are some extra exhibits found in the museum: With Liberty & Justice for All, is an exhibit about the proud and painful evolution of American freedom. And Driving America The World’s Premier Automotive Exhibition, a exhibit focusing automotive influence on American Culture. I will hopefully remember to write back to you guys when I get back from the Henry Ford Museum and tell you all about it!

Hi! I’m back to tell you about my very extraterrestrial sharpie addiction. For my birthday I got a large pack of sharpies! I love drawing and coloring with sharpies! Especially when I draw on aluminum foil. I know it sounds weird but it is true. When I draw or design with sharpies on aluminum foil, it makes them look shiny an metallic. But if you do try this, be sure to let your drawing dry before you touch it or it might smear. Plus, aluminum foil can rip very easily when your drawing, so be careful! I hope you can try this at home! Bye!