Day 23 and how we use our maps today...
Good Morning Eagles,
Today we are riding from Gunnison to Cotopaxi, Colorado. It is an 88 mile ride. These are two maps we used today:
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| We use some maps to tell us how many and what type of uphill and downhill parts of the ride there will be. |
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| This is the road sign for downhill. Some riders love this sign because they know the climbing is over. Some people don't like the downhill because their bikes go too fast and they need to control their speed. |
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| Oswalt Eagle on the winding road to Gunnison, Colorado. |
Hope you are having a great day.
Your friends,
The Ride for World Health Team
Dear Ride for World Health Team, we are sorry we have not been writing to you, but we have been busy testing with our state tests. The students worked very hard to prove their answers and we believe we have done our best. Now we are happy to get back to you and see what you have been doing. Sarah would like you to know that the bicycles with quarter wheels of the states you've been in are exciting! Ella asks, "What computer program allowed you to put the quarters on the wheels?" Benjamin says, "Nice quarters!" Faith asks, " Do you know what all the symbols on the state quarters mean?" Jake advises, "Get enough sleep , don't watch T.V. on your phones, and eat nutritious foods." Mia would like you to know that we have been doing a contest about TV Turn-off for one week and WE WON! WE FEEL HAPPY AND EXCITED AND PROUD!! Krystal would like to tell you that in our school we learned that bullying is not good. Jordan says, "That was funny that you had the quarter wheels." Have a nice day with your ride! Your blog pals, Rm. 16 Second-Graders
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