New Monopoly Pieces

One of the three new Monopoly pieces! Let me introduce you to the penguin!

Hello readers! Today, I am going to talk about... the three new Monopoly pieces! The thimble, the boot and the wheelbarrow are going to be replaced by the rubber ducky, the penguin, and the T-rex. They will be in gold this time, not silver. What is your favorite Monopoly piece? Choose any one! My personal favorite is the penguin. Before that, it was the cat. I believe that I voted for both the penguin and the rubber ducky.

Did you vote? If so, what did you vote for? I voted for all the emojis except for Mr. Monopoly Man. That one had a top hat and a mustache. My friend Anna Denton would love that. And the rubber ducky.

You could have also voted for the older Monopoly pieces, the ones in silver, again if you really liked one of them. I voted for the cat again. It's been there for a couple years. You can go online, (not on my blog) and vote next year or just search up the new Monopoly pieces.

So, that's all about the new Monopoly pieces! Hope you enjoyed this post! Bye bye!

Elements

Hello readers! Today I am going to talk about elements. I can't really tell you all of them, because there are 92 of them in the world, but still. There is sulfur, for one. Silicon is one of the things that make up the earth's crust. There is calcium, but the crust isn't made up of that much calcium. Did you know the earth's crust is also made out of aluminum? Well, yes. It is. You can also go to Google and search 'elements the world is made of' and you'll get the answers there.

The earth has an atmosphere, and that is made up of nitrogen and oxygen. It's made up of about 1% of everything else. Which means sulfur, silicon, and the other 88 elements.

Water is made up of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. Atoms are an element. So, that's all about the elements of our world! Hope you enjoyed it! Bye bye!

Rulers Of The World

Hello readers! Today I want to discuss the rulers of the sea. Some of them are blue whales. The human fish isn't really that big, but it lives pretty long, so I would consider it another ruler of the sea.

Frog eggs are really defensive. The only thing that can get through the jelly of the egg is pollution, so that's pretty strong. I'd consider that the ruler of the sea.
Also, there's the humpback whale and the colossal squid. They both can go down in the ocean pretty far, and they're one of the biggest animals in the sea. The colossal squid seems like it can go all the way to the ocean floor. Pretty far down. There's also the bowhead whale. That is a rare species and could go extinct very soon.


All those animals are the rulers of the sea, and there are a lot more many of us don't know about. But right now, I want to discuss the rulers of land. There is the African Bush Elephant, and actually, the tallest animal in the world is the giraffe, so that's a ruler of land, and there's also the land and sea animals. That's the frog, but it can't be the tadpole, the froglet, or the egg.


Ruler pets like the Great Dane, are very large. They hold more food in their bodies, and are born larger.

So, I hope you enjoyed my post! Comment if you thought that this was helpful! Hope you have a happy last days of March! Enjoy them, and bye bye!

Writing Online Apps

Hello readers! Today, I'll tell you about some online apps you can use to write in! So, there's Google Docs and Storybird, and there is Spark Adobe. Search any of those up! I'll give you a sneak peek of what two look like.




So, now you got the picture. Go on one of them and play around. You can also search up Storybird if you want. It's also pretty good. So, I hope you enjoyed this post! Bye!

How To Handle The Most Boring Day Of Your Life

Hello readers! Today I'm going to show you some things you could do on the most boring day of your life! Here are 11 ideas.




1. Make slime.
2. Write stories.
3. Take a nap.
4. Go to the playground.
5. Look at clouds.

Sooo bored!!

6. Count.
7. Prepare lunch.
8. Talk on the phone.
9. Play with your friends.
10. Chat with your parents/neighbors.
11. Blog.



So those are just eleven ideas. I would suggest more to blog about, but I just do number eleven. So I hope you enjoyed it! Bye!

The Beach

Hello Readers! Today I am going to be talking about... the beach! The beach is an awfully relaxing place. Coconut drinks, sandcastles, surfboarding, all that great stuff! The beach in Vietnam is really cool, too! Make sure to visit that. Swimming at the beach, and snorkeling, is awesome! If you have goggles, you can see in the salty water and watch for nearby fish! There are millions of fish in the ocean. Once, my mom saw a couple of them.

Also, if you go out deep enough, you can see the coral reefs and more fish! Coral reefs are farther out in the ocean then you can imagine! The Great Barrier Reef is about 200 kilometers from shore. The seaweed that comes loose and floats to shore you can touch and feel all you want! Keep it away from fish that don't eat plants, or carnivores. Most fish are omnivores, though. But just in case, keep it away from them. Examples of herbivores are the damselfish and bluefin tuna.

Special Day Tomorrow!

Leprechaun! Sneaky, but lucky!

Hello readers! Tomorrow is Saint Patrick's Day! I am going to celebrate it! My teacher never told me, but I hope we get a party! The legend is, if you don't wear green on Saint Patrick's Day, you get pinched! So wear green tomorrow! Not only you might get pinched, but green is the symbol of Saint Patrick! Saint Patrick is a Saint and being a Saint is important. It is a symbol of, for example, an important person.

Saint Patrick's Day is the Day of clovers. The other legend is if you find a four leaf clover, you get lucky! Saint Patrick's day is on a Friday. Did you ever get pinched? There is a rumor about finding a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow because leprechauns hide it there. Older people don't really believe in luck or leprechauns. But the legend you get pinched is real. Maybe not by a leprechaun, but it sure is real! When I was in kinder, my teacher pinched people if they didn't wear green.

So that's the special day tomorrow! I hope you enjoy it! Bye!

Saint Patrick's Day

Hello readers, and happy March! Saint Patrick's Day is coming up! What are you going to do to celebrate the holiday? Saint Patrick is honored by Saint Patrick's Day. It's on March 17th.

 Saint Patrick was raised in a Christian family and born in Britain. When he was a boy he was kidnapped and made a slave. While he was a slave his captors forced him to herd sheep. After he escaped, he went back to Britain and then wanted to come back to Ireland to teach the people about God. He studied religion in France. He was named Patricius, which is a Latin name for Patrick. Then he sailed back to Ireland and began preaching. People honor Saint Patrick on March 17th because that is when he died.

 The Catholic Church then made him a saint. He also banished all the snakes from Ireland by playing his drum. They all slithered away. Saint Patrick was made a saint because people noticed and liked his kindness and was a Christian missonary.

So that's all about Saint Patrick. Thank you for reading, and again, happy March!

Helping Hands

Hello readers! You should always lend a helping hand. If it's a stranger, lend it to them. But if it seems suspicious or mischevious, never lend it to them. If it's someone your parents know that just looks like they're burglars or robbers, it's okay to help. People lend lots of helping hands at schools and workplaces. Large buildings usually have lots of workers and volunteers. Small ones have fewer. But everyone needs to lend a hand every now and then. Otherwise, the world would be a moaning mess!

The Stars

These are stars!

The stars shine bright every night when it’s dark. There are constellations, too. The Big Dipper and the Little Dipper are constellations. So are Orion The Hunter and Aquarius. There are more than one million stars in the sky. The stars light up the sky along with the moon. The Big Dipper is a popular constellation. The biggest computer in the world was ENIAC, and even that couldn’t calculate all the stars in the world. Stars have shone bright since Jesus was born, and that was a long time ago. Stars are a part of the world that die and live, and constellations are a part of the world that will always be there if you need company or just want to take a dip in what the sky holds. Some stars and constellations you might not see, but just remember they’re always right in front of your eyes in the night when you need them.