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The Eagle Insider Volume 2 Spring 2014

A Publication by 4th and 5th graders at Broken Ground School

This newspaper is being made possible by a grant from the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce. Printing by Speedy Printing & Copying, Concord

Did you go to the art show at the Steeple-

gate Mall? If you did, you were seeing

artwork from over 700 different Concord

students from all 7 Concord schools.

In an interview with Mrs. McCormack,

we found out that the art show has beenaround a long time. Mrs. McCormack re-

members that the art show has been around

since she was a kid but it used to be in the

public library.

Mrs. McCormack said art is meant to

be seen by families and friends and the art

show is a great way to do that. The mall

has been kind enough to donate a space

and lots of people get to see the show

there. This year, the art show was open

from March 5 to April 15.

This year, Mrs. McCormack was the art

show coordinator. The art teachers in Con-

cord worked with staff from the steeple-

gate mall to make the art show a success.

Mrs. McCormack said it was hard to

say what inspired each individual artist

because art is so personal. Many projects

are based on the assignment the teachers

give the students. But each artist adds

his or her own unique perspective and

emotional response to the art work. We

asked Mrs. McCormack how the art-

work is picked for the show. She said

they try to have a nice variety of differ-ent projects, grade levels and students.

Teachers selects high quality work from

around 100 students from each school.

Mrs. McCormack says the people who

helped put the art show together were

maintenance staff who

transported all of our

display panels, students

at Concord High who

made the cookies for the

opening, Miss. Gillam

who helped with tech-

nology like QR codes

and Aurasma videos,

and kids who worked

hard to create pieces for

the show. Mrs. McCor-

mak says a big thanks to

all who helped.

Art showBy Sarah Lewis and Sarah Hunton



2 The Eagle Insider Volume

Last summer, BGS

students read a total of

106,394 minutes, earning

BGS the title of Best in

State for summer read-

ing minutes. Not just that,

we were also listed in the

Scholastic Book of World

Records! BGS was bestin the state once and we

can do it again. This sum-

mer, we’re determined

to beat our own record.

Mrs.Dodson will be giv-

ing out prizes for the top

three students in each

grade level. There will

also be a prize for the stu-

dent reading in the coolest

place. READ THIS SUM-MER FOR THE WORLD

RECORD!!!!!!

Read 4 the World RecordBy Peyton Trento and Caroline Venator

Current Events



Spring 2014 The Eagle Insider

A team of BGS students, teachers, and

families walked and ran together in the

Rock N Race. Mrs. Wilke organized theteam, named the BGS Soaring Eagles. I

interviewed Mrs. Wilke about the Rock N

Race.

Q: When was the Rock N Race?

A: May 15, 2014

Q: What time did the Rock N Race start?

A: 6:00 p.m.

Q: Where was the Rock N Race held?

A: Downtown Concord. It started in front

of the State House.

Q: Why did they have the Rock N Race?

A: To raise money for the Payson Cancer

Center. The Center uses the money tohelp cancer patients who can’t afford

medical care or who need some extra

help and support.

Q: How was the Rock N Race?

A: It was great. More people showed up

than ever before. 6,000 people ran or

walked in the race this year.

Q: Who hosted the Rock N Race?

A: The Payson Cancer Center.

BGS at the Rock ‘N RaceBy Kriti Shrestha

Are you a 4th grader working on your NH project? Are you a third

grader learning about historical landmarks in downtown Concord?

Are you looking for something to do in the greater Concord area?

The Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce is the place to go for

information and brochures on area attractions. The Greater Concord

Chamber of Commerce recently moved to 49 South Main Street. The

mission of the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce is to develop

economic opportunity, a strong business climate and enhanced quality

of life in its communities. For the past three years, the Greater Con-

cord Chamber of Commerce has awarded a grant to Broken Ground

School for the Eagle Insider after school newspaper club. 100% of the

grant goes to the layout and printing of the Eagle Insider. The Eagle

Insider would like to thank the Greater Concord Chamber of Com-

merce for supporting our after school newspaper club!

Check Out the GreaterConcord Chamber of

Commerce!




On earth day my

friend and I were

walking and I said,“It’s earth week.

Let’s pick up trash.”

She said, “Ok”. We

picked up four bags

of trash! We found

trash by a pond, in

the street, and in

people’s yards too.

We were sad to

hear that there were

fish in the pond that

could have diedfrom the pollu-

tion. I thought that

I should ask people

around my school

what they did for Earth Day. This is what they said….

Answers:

1. Planted a tree and flowers.

2. Picked up trash all around their house.

3. Planted a bush

4. Picked up trash at Fenway park.

By Ivy Gooden

Earth Day

Peep, peep, peep! What’s

that you say? Well of course

its Mrs.Harrison’s chicks andducks! Our class started to in-

cubate chicks and duck eggs.

We got them at the beginning

of May. Every day, our class

had to turn the eggs twice so

that both sides of the eggs can

keep warm. During the week

of 5/19, 8 chicks had hatched

and they were sooo cute and

extremely fluffy. Then the next

week, the ducks eggs hatch

and there were 2 out of 3 du

eggs. From experience we hlearned that ducks are w

messier than chicks. Overa

we really enjoyed having su

cute guests and loved the o

portunity to take care of the

We recommend to anybo

who is thinking about incub

ing eggs that it is a great id

but a big responsibility.

By Joanna Dustin and Niyanta Nepal

New Arrivals

Move up day is a very

scary and exciting experi-

ence. Move Up Day at Bro-

ken Ground School is June

16th. On Move Up Day, sec-

ond graders, third graders,and fourth graders get to meet

their new teacher and class

for the following school year.

You hope to get the friends

you like and the teacher you

want. My friend AJ and I have

experienced this along with

many others. We decided to

interview 1 person from each

grade level to tell us their

thoughts and opinions about

move up day.

Tyler Gage, 3rd grade:

* Have you always been

excited for move up day?

YES!

* Who’s the teacher you wantto have next year? Mrs

Matava.

* If you could have 2 friends

in your class next year

who would you have?

Hassan and Roy.

* Was this year a good year

for you? YES!

* How do you like BGS?

Great! 7/10!

Kriti Shrestha, 4th grade


excited for move up day?

YES!

* Who’s the teacher you want

next year? Mrs. Zipke!

* If you could have 2 friendsin your class who would

you have? Caroline and

Schounie.

* Was this year a good year

for you? YES!

Jonah Wachter, 5th grade


excited or scared? Excited.

* Who’s the teacher you want

to have next year? I don’t

know because I don’t

know a lot of teachers a

Rundlett Middle School.

* If you could have 2 friend

in your class who would

you have? Dominic and

Kevin.* Was this a good year for

you? Yes!

* Who was your favorite

teacher? Miss. Pike!

* What was the best year fo

you? 4th grade!

Some people can’t wait f

move up day. It’s a fun part

the year that everyone loo

forward to. Have a hap

move up day!

Move Up DayBy Jordan Buterbaugh and AJ Fennelly




I interviewed Mrs. Normandeau (a BGS parent) about sum-

mer camps she is offering this summer.

Q: What kind of camps do you offer?

A: We offer horsemanship (learning to safely be around, handle

and ride horses) and art camp (different theme weeks during

the summer with an art exhibit on the last day )

Q: Who are the camp counselors?

A: Amber Grise runs the Art Camp. She is also known asAmber The Wandering Artist. She does art birthday parties

and painting parties for adults held in your home. Rachel

Porath is an intern at CEC, she is graduating this year from

Bow High School, and will be attending NHTI for Early

Childhood Education in the fall. Caitlyn Conaway is an

RN who helps out during horsemanship camps. We

also have a few other teenage students that help out.

Q: When are the camps?

A: Horsemanship Camps are June 23-27 and July

7-11. These camps are half day 12-5. Art Camp

is the week of July 14-18 from 12-5. Our full

day camp weeks offer horsemanship in themorning and art in the afternoon-July 28-

Aug 1 and Aug18-Aug 22.

Q: Where are the camps held?

A: Camps are held at Concord Equestrian Center, 56 Sanbor

Rd. Concord,NH

Q: How do you sign up?

A: We may be reached for more information and to request

a registration form at 230-4474, by email at CEC@

myfairpoint.net , and you may also contact us through

facebook.Q: Why did you start camps?

A: Kids need things to do over the summer and during scho

breaks. I can’t think of a better thing for them to do than

be in the presence of a horse and learn new skills, make

new friends, gain confidence and have FUN!

Q: How long have you been running camps?

A: This is our 3rd year of horsemanship camp, o

first year offering art.

Q: How many kids come to camp?

A: Horsemanship camps are

limited to 4 participants. Art

camp is limited to 6 participants.

By Kriti Shrestha

Summer Camps: Horsemanship and Art Camps

Fifth graders in the Concord

School District visited Rund-

lett Middle School on Friday

May 23rd for Move-up Day.We toured the school and met

some teachers and current

students. Rundlett Middle

School is a great place with

lots of fun but take it from me-

it’s big... like really big and a

little creepy for new students.

But thats okay, I’m a little

nervous too. Don’t be ner-

vous. The teachers there are

nice and you won’t get lost.

Rundlett Middle School was built in 1957. It, of course,

was built in Concord, New

Hampshire. For those who

are in 3rd grade and 4th grade,

Rundlett is fun and friendly so

don’t worry. Enjoy BGS be-

cause it’s a great school!

By Bridget Lynch

Rundlett Middle School Take It From A Fifth Grader




Baby Announcements

Mrs. Demers welcomed her

new baby, Mason, on Febru-

ary 28th, 2014. Mrs. Demers

is an educational assistant.

She works in third grade and

works mostly in Mrs. Ele-

fante’s class and Mr.Finney’sclass. Here are some questions

I asked Mrs. Demers about her

new baby:

Q: Were you nervous to have

your baby?

A: Yes, I did not know

what to expect

Q: Did you want to have a

boy or a girl?

A: At first I wanted a girl

because I’m a girl but

when I heard that I was

getting a boy, I was reallyexcited!

Q: What names did you think

of for a boy?

A: Joseph, Robert,Mason

Q: What names did you think

of for a girl?

A: Grace, Elizabeth

Q: How did you come up

with the name Mason?

A: The whole family sat

around the kitchen tableand when we came up

with a name we liked we

would write it down and

we all liked the name

Mason.

Q: How is he sleeping?

A: Very well!

Q: What hospital did you

have the baby at?

A: Concord Hospital

Q: What time and date wasMason born?

A: February 28th,

2014,4:17pm

Q: What color are his hair

and eyes?

A: He doesn’t have much hair

but mostly light brown and

his eyes are dark blue.

Q: What current events were

happening the day Mason

was born?

A: Air plane crash

Q: How much did Mason

way?

A: 8 pounds 6 ounces

Q: How many inches was h

A: 21 inches

Q: What was your favorite

outfit that he got?

A: The ones that looks like

is little baby, not a boy.Q: Does Mason have a

favorite toy?

A: Yes,a giant dragon toy

Hope you have a fun tim

with Mason this summe

Congratulations!

By Caroline Quirk and Sarah JennessWelcome Mason Demers!

Mrs. Oliveira had a baby boy on May 28th at 5:55 pm. His name is Ryan Oliveira.

He weighed 7 pounds, 12 ounces and was 21 inches long. Mrs. Oliveira is a third grade

teacher at Broken Ground School. Congratulations to the Oliveira family!

By Caroline Quirk

Welcome Ryan Oliveira!




Kids in Action

K.I.A. with Mrs. HamiltonBy Jessica Willey and Macie Anderson

We interviewed Mrs.Hamilton on how

she thinks the Kids In Action play went

this year. The play this year was The Lit-

tle Mermaid. Maybe some of your ques-

tions will be answered in this article.

Q: How do you think the play turned

out?

A: Just bubbly!

Q: Was it as good as you imagined?A: Everything was better than I

imagined.

Q: Who do you think brought the show

to life?

A: The different cast members brought

the show to life in their own way.

Q: What is your favorite part of doing

the play?

A: I love when the show goes up

Thursday, Friday, and Saturday

because that’s when the cast

members really get to enjoy an

audience for the first time.Q: Do you have any ideas on what the

play might be for next year?

A: We’ve thrown around the idea of the

musical Mary Poppins but there is

no JR. version. So we’re still

looking.


costume in the play?

A: Ursula’s costume was very intricate

but figuring out how to attach the

tentacles was pretty interesting.

Q: What is your least favorite part of

putting the play together?

A: I love it all!

Q: What was your favorite dance

number in the play?

A: Under the sea.Thanks Mrs. Hamilton for answeri

these questions for us. We hope ne

year’s play is great too. Bye!!




Teachers & Staff

Have you ever wondered

what it’s like to be a fourth

grade teacher? To find the an-

swers we asked Mr. Komorek

and Miss Hepburn! Miss Hep-

burn went to Assumption Col-

lege in Worcester, MA and Mr.

Komorek went to the State Uni-

versity of New York (SUNY)Plattsburgh in New York.

The reason Miss Hepburn

became a teacher is because

it is something she’s always

wanted to do. The person who

inspired Miss Hepburn to be-

come a teacher was her mom.

She grew up watching her

mom teach and spent her days

off in her mom’s classroom.

We discovered that Miss Hep-

burn’s favorite part of the dayis guided reading and her least

favorite part of the day is in-

door recess on rainy days.

The way that Miss Hepburn

plans her lessons each day is

that she looks over curricu-

lum and maps to see where

her class is and plans lessons

based on that. She looks over

math lessons ahead of time to

see what is being taught and

she prepares everything thatshe needs ahead of time. The

way that she meets everyone’s

needs in one day is she re-

teaches lessons if needed and

makes small groups of kids

providing a variety of activi-

ties based on student’s needs.

We were also wondering

how she keeps up with her

school work? She said that

you need to use time wisely

and bring work home. Miss.Hepburn has taught grades 3,4

and 5. We also wondered what

time she woke up in the morn-

ing on a regular school day

and it turns out she usually

wakes up about 5:15 in the

morning. In her free time she

reads, watches the Bruins and

does things with her friends.

We also interviewed Mr. Ko-

morek to see what he thought

about fourth grade! The rea-son why he became a teacher

is because his parents were

teachers. We asked if some-

thing/someone had inspired

him. He said that his 10th

grade global studies teacher

Mr. Davis had inspired him.

Another question we had

for Mr. K was what is his

favorite part of the day. He

answered, “When students

walk in in the morning.” Hisleast favorite part of the day is

when he can’t have fun. The

way that he plans his lessons

each day is by looking back

what was taught the day b

fore. The way that he kee

up with everyone’s needs

one day is time manageme

and classroom managemen

The way that he keeps up w

his school work is through la

nights. He does have to corect papers at home. He h

taught third and fourth grad

He gets up at 5:00 in the mor

ing, and after school he has

pick up his daughter. He h

not coached a sport and if

did he would coach lacros

In his free time he spends tim

with his daughters, goes f

walks, bike rides, and he lov

cooking. That wraps it up f

days in a life of a fourth grateachers. Special thanks to M

Komorek and Miss Hepburn

By Gabriela Pimentel and Tessa GrifithA Day in the life of a Fourth Grade Teacher

If you have been to the third

grade wing lately then you

would have noticed that Mrs.Hastings is not there. Sadly,

Mrs.Hastings had to leave for

the rest of this school year to

help her family but Mrs. Norton

has kindly filled in her spot. To

find out how things were going

I asked some third graders in

her class about the change.

Amelia (A1)

Avery (A2)

Aiden (A3)

Q: Do you miss Mrs.

Hastings?

A1: Yes A2: Yes A3: Yes

Q: Do you think Mrs.Hastings will be back

next year?

A1: Yes A2: Yes A3: Yes

Q: How do you think Mrs.

Norton is doing with you

guys and the class?

A1: I think she’s doing great

A2: She’s doing really good

with the class

A3: Amazing

Q: What did you like most

about Mrs. Hastings?

A1: She was funny

A2: She was hilarious

A3: She was hilariousQ: What do you like most

about Mrs.Norton?

A1: She’s creative

A2: She loves our class and is

very creative

A3: She is not as firm as Mrs.

Hastings

And then we asked the girls

two bonus questions


part of the day with Mrs.

Hastings?

A1: Read aloud (Malcolm a

midnight)

A2: Read aloud (Malcolm amidnight)

Q: What is your favorite

part of the day with Mr

Norton?

A1: Read aloud (Gregor)

A2: Read aloud (Gregor)

When I asked the grou

“What do you have to say

Mrs. Norton?”, they all sa

“You’re a great teacher a

we are glad you can teach us

By Bridget Lynch

A New Teacher




Sports

Concord High Baseball JV CoachBy Garrett Sisson and Dominic Mangone

We interviewed Kevin

Steed, who is the Concord

High JV baseball coach. We

asked Kevin if he played base-

ball growing up as a kid and

he told us that he did. Then we

asked what position he played

and he told us catcher. We also

asked if he went to ConcordHigh and he told us yes. We

asked what team he coached

and he answered the Con-

cord High JV baseball team.

We wondered why he started

coaching because almost all

coaches have different an-

swers. He said, “Because I

played for Concord High and

I liked to teach kids lessons

about not only baseball but

also life”. Mr. Steed has been

coaching for 6 years!!!! Not

only is he a coach, he is alsoan Informational Technology

person, otherwise known as

the person who fixes our tech-

nology things in the Concord

schools.

Concord High BaseballBy Kevin McDonough and Ryan Kastle

We have done some research

on the Concord high baseball

team. We found out that the

varsity coach, Scott Owen, is

going into his 13th season of

coaching Concord High. He

is also the Rundlett physical

education teacher. Mr. Owen

graduated from Springfield

College.

The freshman Concord High

baseball team has lots of fan-

tastic players that have gone to

Broken Ground School. They

include Andrew Cole, Chan-

dler Paradis, Spencer Fergu-

son, Thomas Burns, Noah

Wachter, Jake Kelly, Chris

Fields, and Gabe Tobin.

On May 29th Concord

played Dover (the number one

team for division 1) and took

the win with a score of 8-1.

Josh Partridge pitched six in-

nings for Concord and had

3 strikeouts and 3 hits. Ben

Bengston closed the game for

Concord and also made an

outstanding double play for

the Crimson Tide. Their cur-

rent record is 12-6 (12 wins,

6 losses) but they are hoping

to get better during the rest of

this season.




We wondered what it waslike running in the 2014 Bos-

ton Marathon. Brooke Mulk-

erron ran the Boston Marathon

this year and raised $6,300 for

Boston Childrens Hospital.

Her husband ran the marathon

in 2012 to raise money for the

Dana Farber Cancer Institute.

Brooke has three children who

attend Mill Brook School-

Molly, Tess, and Sean. Her

daughter, Molly, will be a

third grade student at Broken

Ground School next year.

Q: How did you prepare for

running the marathon?

A: Training both physicallyand mentally and

researching nutrition for

long distance running.

Q: Did you run with anyone

else?

A: No.

Q: Did you have any

sponsors?

A: Yes, Boston Children’s

Hospital.

Q: Did you run for anyone?

A: I ran in honor of my

daughter, Tess, who was a

patient at the hospital.

Q: Did you meet the person

who won it?

A: I didn’t meet him but Iheard him speak.

Q: What was your final

time?

A: 5 hours exact.

Q: Did you have to buy

anything for the race?

A: Yes, new sneakers,

socks, Iphone case, and

headphones.

Q: How did you feel

when you completed the

marathon?

A: I felt proud and

exhausted.

Q: What time did you getup on the morning of the

2014 marathon?

A: I woke up at 3:45 in the

morning.

Q: Did you prepare for the

marathon in Concord?

A: I ran around East

Concord.

Q: What was the longest

run you did before the

marathon?

A: 17 miles.

Congratulations on compl

ing the 2014 Boston Marath

and raising $6,300 for Bost

Children’s Hospital!

Running the 2014 Boston MarathonBy Dominic Mangone, Jonah Wachter, and Garrett Sisson

Who Will Be The Stanley Cup Champions?By Joanna Dustin, Niyanta Nepal and Bridget Lynch

Hockey is an exciting, quick

sport on ice that involves bal-

ance and body contact. If you

love hockey as much as we do,

then you will know everything

about your favorite team. The

graph below shows what

our school (BGS) had to say

when we asked them which

was their favorite hockey

team. Some kids said Bruins

without stopping to think,

while others asked,”What is

hockey?” Some got mixed up

with the teams. We found that

out of a sample of fifth gra

ers, 70% said Bruins, 20

said “what are the teams

and 10% said “what

hockey?”. There you ha

it- some people love hock

and some get it mixed

with football. So get som

snacks and curl up to wat

the Bruins dominate (bas

on our results) the series!

Bruins What are the teams? What is hockey?

70% 20% 10%

Concord High Football Goes Undefeated and Wins State ChampionshiBy Garrett Sisson, Noah Drew, and Alex Forward

The Concord High Football

team was on a winning streak

this year. On the day of Oc-

tober 19th, the Concord HighFootball team beat Bedford

34-27,lead by the head coach

Eric Brown and by the team

captains, Nick Comeau, Marc

Gaudet, Logan Lamoreaux,

and Seimo Smith. Eric Brown

is entering his 5th year as head

coach. At the championship

game on Saturday, November24th, Concord beat Pinkerton

42-14. The last time Concord

High won the championship

was in 2000. Concord High

broke lots of records this year.

It was the first time ever that

they went undefeated and un-

tied (12-0) in the program’s

116 year history. They had themost touchdowns (75), most

yards rushing (3,117) most

points (509), best scoring av-

erage (42.420), and most wins

(12). Individual records were

also set: Most yards passi

in a season (1,623)- Rob La

most yards receiving in

season (726)- Seimou Smiand most passes completed

a game (21 versus Bedford

Rob Law.

Congratulations Conco

High Football team!




This is no Dr. Seuss, it does

not rhyme… but it’s still im-

portant! Remember these 3

sentences…calling someone

“fat”... does not make you

skinny. Calling someone

“ugly” does not make you

“perfect” looking. Calling

someone “stupid” doesn’t

make you a “genius”. We

are all the same… we have

all been called a name… we

have all been hurt! :( Continu-

ing the cycle though, *breath*

it only makes it … Worse!

So next time you say some-

thing “mean” or “rude”...

think: you’re only re-creating

your hurt for someone else. It

won’t fill your hole of hurt. So

please remember these 3 sen-

tences… again, calling some-

one “fat”... does not make

you skinny. Calling some-

one “ugly” does not make

you “perfect” looking. Call-

ing someone “stupid” doesn’t

make you a “genius”. Thank

you. :)

By Joanna Dustin and Niyanta NepalLife Lesson

Writing/Poetry

Blue sea, sunset in the evening, sea shells on the ground,

sand dollars very delicate, scallop shells very shiny, sea

gulls flying in the air, sun is shining on your face, wind

blowing your hair, sand between

your toes, as the sunset is going down it is now night time

Everyone is now asleep

And so are you

By Emily Nelson

The Ocean

I want a dog

I want a cat

I want an elephant

I want an owl

I love animals

By Tapu Bastola

I love

animals

It’s cold

It’s hot

It’s spring

I wear a jacketI wear sandals

It’s spring

By Tapu Bastola

It’s Spring

The weather is warm

We put on our rain jackets

The birds are tweeting

By Tapu Bastola

Spring

I walk my own dog.

Walking, running, having fun.

I help my dog eat.

By Tapu Bastola

My Dog




Entertainment

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We asked 34 BGS students what there favorite pet was. Here are the results:

By Schounie Lompufu and Caroline VenatorFavorite Pets

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16

Dog Kitten Guinea

Pigs Elephant C at H amster Bunny Blue

Whale

Polar Bear

I like

all pets

I don't

have one













Animals

By Schounie Lompufu

B S H E E P S X I T N T P H V P V H G J

U R H D J H G F G A Q I U M K K U U C I

T E N R A T X O R N G K U A S R I P W M

T P D R A F M T D N R J P W H N U R P U

E E K O G D G P U F J J H B E Y O Z O Y

R A G T A C Y I D O M A Y A W V O S W F

F P Y J T J B I Z X J F P V V B R D F F

L L F N B S K O T U W I E Z A O B S D S

Y L P K N D J P R Z G G D W B I D F G I

T A I D H U D E E R T F R E T S M A H H

L W C B O I B S I R J W G L E J J N P J

X P S K R T E Y B A Y M R B T W Z W J J

C V M H S E Q H L E L C F C M H Z A B O

Q O A O E X G E V B E F D E Q Z M M L L

Q O W X E H N N K R Y Y L D X L M U I K

E K A N S E F E W J N T N W U J H E J J

B P X K F T A T R V R W H L A Z T R P P

L J M C I Q E T Z U M L O T I H U T N N

W M Q K S V K I T W I E B H M U Y M L R

O E U I O O Z K D D Y R T T C L S Y K C

BEAR

BUNNY

BUTTERFLY

CAT

COW

DEER

DOG

FOX

GERBIL

GOAT

GUINEAPIG

HAMSTER

HORSE

KITTEN

PIG

PUPPY

SHARK

SHEEP

SNAKE

TURTLE

Animals

By Schounie Lompufu

Thank you to Megan Doyle, a reporter with the Concord Monitor,

for visiting our newspaper club and answering all our questions!

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The Eagle Insider Volume 2 Spring 2014