Your index card tower is building higher and higher, and CRASH! Your tower collapses. You have thirty seconds left, and you and your teammates are rushing to build it. 3,2,1! The time is up. Keep reading to find out which team won, activities I enjoyed doing in the past week, and what I am looking forward to doing in this year.Your index card tower is building higher and higher, and CRASH! Your tower collapses. You have thirty seconds left, and you and your teammates are rushing to build it. 3,2,1! The time is up. Keep reading to find out which team won, activities I enjoyed doing in the past week, and what I am looking forward to doing in this year.

Two things I enjoyed doing this past week was the index card challenge and the locker signs. Here’s how you do the index card challenge. You have 100 index cards and you need to make the tallest tower in your class. This was really fun because you would practice your teamwork and your cooperation. Turns out, we made our tower 13.5 inches, and got last place, but that was okay because we still had fun. Another thing that I liked was doing the locker sign. For this activity, you wrote your name on a piece of paper, then decorated it. This year for the locker signs, you drew them with just paper and pencil. That was unlike last year because last year, you used black scratch paper. I liked this because I love to draw/sketch things.

I am looking forward to field day and the rope course. For field day, you go out onto the field and team up with your classmates and do a bunch of cool things like tug-of-war, a relay race, and more. I like this because you do so many fun things, and you probably get popsicles. For the rope course, you make a team of some people, and you somehow need to get your team across the obstacle course. We do an obstacle course at PE too, but I think that the one we will go to will be better, because they might have more challenging obstacles.

Overall, I loved the first week of school. I talked about what I did the past week, and what I’m looking forward to. What would you have liked in the first week of school?