The state of Georgia went from a terrible drought to 500 year flood conditions over the last several months. These pictures show some of Ms. Shields' 3rd grade students enjoying one of the few dry days we've had. 
These pictures were taken on October 22 in our school's Outdoor Classroom also known as the garden. 
The very bottom picture show you what kinds of creepy crawlies we get in our classroom when the weather is soggy for a long time! This is a large wolf spider. They aren't poisonous but the can bite! Sometime we get snakes too!Hello to Henry Green! Ms. Shields told us all about her trip to visit you this summer. We are enjoying your weather blog and plan to post comments soon.
Halloween is this weekend and it looks like rain...AGAIN!
5 comments:
We dont get any bugs when it rains its just means we have to stay in (there is wet play at school)
Does it snow where you are? Are the snakes very big?
The most frightening creature we had in school recently was a large, lazy bumble bee! It visited several classrooms around the school before flying off somewhere else (perhaps to another school!) No Wolf Spiders here, thankfully!
how offen do u get rain and does spiders always come at when it rains.and do u have other creatures and like what?bye
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