Princess completed her first (and definitely not last) school report this week which included research, a short paper, an oral presentation and a visual aide. The subject?
Saturn.
Using a styrofoam ball, a thrifted LP (The Osmonds if you must know), paint, sand, and glitter, she put together a beautiful model of Saturn depicting it’s yellowish, brownish color and rings made of rocks and ice particles.
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Nice model!
That reminds me of one of my 3rd grade projects–we made the solar system with papier-mache formed over blown-up balloons.
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ghandi
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February 20th, 2013 at 2:05 am
can i make saturn with this method???
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February 20, 2013 at 2:02 am
this is useless
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Twitter: ghandi
February 20, 2013 at 2:04 am
a load of crap this did not help me to build a model of Saturn with a diameter of 30 cm
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Kd Reply:
March 13th, 2013 at 4:16 pm
WOW! I am disgusted!! What an insensitive JERK you are! I’m saddened that you took the time to judge, ridicule, and hurt a child. She is in third grade! I sincerely hope that you don’t, and never will, have children…… if this is any indication of the kind of person you are. Maybe you had a bad day? i don’t know the circumstances, although there is NEVER an acceptable time to be downright cruel. Ever heard of This little girl deserves a huge appology. But you probably aren’t man enough to sink to that level. You are the kind of person to hide behind a computer to make hurtful comments to people/children.
On another note, I am currently helping my first grader do a Saturn project and we will definitely be taking some ideas from this. I think that her project was excellent and thankful we found it.
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Kd Reply:
March 13th, 2013 at 4:19 pm
something happened to the rest of the sentence: Ever heard of the saying “If you don’t have something nice to say……”
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We used this we loved it it turned out awesome for my 3rd graders project ! Thank u !!
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