I hate to bother you when you are not in school, but I need a picture and information on the Astronomer for the foldable right now...

Great job, partner! i read your sun powerpoint and I think you did a great job. As for my projects, I already have all twelve paragraphs of information on my topics and I am currently typing them up to the computer so i can upload them, and I should be totally done by wednesday or thursday. Great job again!

Templar

Sorry, my g-mail account has some bugs, so don't try that, please. Other than that, I discovered a very good new website for you. Go to NASA.gov and type "sun" in the search bar. Then, click on the first suggestion and it will take you to ten full pages of info on the sun. You are welcome.

Sincerely, Templar

P.s. I tried your website, but it didn't come up. plaese continue talking to me on this one.

That's Okay... this is working.
I finished the Sun and The Astronomer and i am supposed to share the info so
Astromomer
1st flap:
Summary of life i put stuff like the yrs he was an astronomer what he discoveredand how he helped make a telescope for the Palamor Observatory
2nd Flap:
What he did. i put what reasearched and a picture
3rd flap:
Timeline
4th flap:
WHere
Iput where he grew up and first worked then where he died, and i have a page of recources from that information.
Then i have the sun.
for that i printed a ppt(power point)
The front is a cover
The second pg is info on the sum and a diagram on the temperatures
Next i did some stuff on sunspots
then sun rays
then how to protect yourself
and a page of recources on that.
I hope that os good!
Hannah

That's Okay... this is working.
I finished the Sun and The Astronomer and i am supposed to share the info so
Astromomer
1st flap:
Summary of life i put stuff like the yrs he was an astronomer what he discoveredand how he helped make a telescope for the Palamor Observatory
2nd Flap:
What he did. i put what reasearched and a picture
3rd flap:
Timeline
4th flap:
WHere
Iput where he grew up and first worked then where he died, and i have a page of recources from that information.
Then i have the sun.
for that i printed a ppt(power point)
The front is a cover
The second pg is info on the sum and a diagram on the temperatures
Next i did some stuff on sunspots
then sun rays
then how to protect yourself
and a page of recources on that.
I hope that os good!
Hannah

Hi Tanner, I am Hannah Seiler and I am your 5th grade buddy. Our topics are:
Hannah Tanner
Sun Mercury
Walter sydney Adams Pluto

S i am doing the optional and astronomer, and you are doing inner Planet and outer planet.
Thanks
Hannah Seiler

Hi again, partner! please scroll down on this page to find the space where I am blogging,or you can continue here if you want. Either way, can you read what I wrote down there real quick, it's kind of important. Thanks, and I look forward to being your partner, Hannah.

P.S. You can contact me at templardude4@gmail.com if you dont want to here.

Sincerely, Templar :)

Thanks
My site name is NIKKIROONI.WEEBLY.COM and i have 2 emails.
elmo4168@gmail.com OR hseiler4168@dysartstudents.org
i check my gmail more often though.... M y mom can definatley check out books from the library!
Thanks Again!
Hannah Seiler

Hi Tanner, I am Hannah Seiler and I am your 5th grade buddy. Our topics are:
Hannah Tanner
Sun Mercury
Walter sydney Adams Pluto

S i am doing the optional and astronomer, and you are doing inner Planet and outer planet.
Thanks
Hannah Seiler

My ornament made from entirely recycleable materials found at home was relitively small compared to others of my class, but no less decorative in my opinion. It's measurements were 4.5 in. for the hieght when you stand it up, 2.625 in. wide when you stand it up, and 1.25 in. thick when you stand it up. The total surface area was something like 33.5 in. sq. or around that area, and that plus the rest of the math was not really difficult, it just took time. My materials were a crystal light powder bow, a paper clip, and some paint. My procedure was to treat every side as if it were flat in a piece of graph paper, calculating the area by multiplying the length by the width, and then adding all the totals together for a final surface area.

My curiosity makes me ask; does me asking this question give you an email notification?

Hello, partner! I hope I can be of service, and please let me know if you have any trouble finding information, I know lots of great websites and books if you need anything. Also, can you please tell me your website name again? Send it to templardude4@gmail.com if you can and want to. Say hi to my sister for me,will you? Thanks.

Sincerely, Templar