Who would think you could read and go on a zipline in Costa Rica!
Emma proves you can!
Emma is reading, I mean ready to ride the zipline!
Reading and zipping along!Having a reading blast on the zipline! Go Emma!
Do you know what book Emma is reading?
Have you ever been on a zipline?
How far away did Emma travel from Seattle to read???
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6 thoughts on “Zipping with a Book in Costa Rica”
Dear Mrs Hembree,
How cool is Emman! She really is taking reading to a whole new level and I just love it.
Now that would have been quite a challenge to read and zip along on that zip line I really don’t think I could have done it.
Well done Emman! I am so impressed. 🙂
Once again your Bulldogs Reader are alway amazing me with where they are reading.
Dear Mrs.Hembree , have you ever been zip line in
Costa Rica ? I have been reading Diary of a Wimpy kids. So where have you been so far? From Alex. P.s. Did you have any postcard for Russia?
Dear BB,
I think it’s so interesting that you call a zipline a Flying Fox! I think Emma was having lots of fun! I have never been on a zipline before.
I know other people who have been on one and they seem to like it. I have seen people do it on the television too and everyone always seems so glad to be zipping or flying along.
For me? I don’t know yet. I am a bit afraid of heights. I think if I was zipping through the rain forest, I could get over my fear because it would be so exciting!
You were right! The book Emma is reading is a book called The Rising Star of Rusty Nail. It’s a book about a girl who wants to take advanced piano lessons from a newcomer to her small town. The newcomer is a Russian immigrant and is suspected of being a communist spy in the 1950’s. She wasn’t and the story is really good!
I am so glad you and your mom are willing to help me with my special task!
Dear Mrs Hembree,
How cool is Emman! She really is taking reading to a whole new level and I just love it.
Now that would have been quite a challenge to read and zip along on that zip line I really don’t think I could have done it.
Well done Emman! I am so impressed. 🙂
Once again your Bulldogs Reader are alway amazing me with where they are reading.
From your friend down under,
AA.
Dear AA,
Emma sure has taken reading to a new level! 🙂 Very amazing! I know I couldn’t do it!
BB said ziplines are called Flying Foxes there! How interesting and appropriate!
Your pal,
Mrs. Hembree
Dear Mrs.Hembree , have you ever been zip line in
Costa Rica ? I have been reading Diary of a Wimpy kids. So where have you been so far? From Alex. P.s. Did you have any postcard for Russia?
Hi Alex,
I have never been on a zipline before anywhere! It looks fun and scary at the same time!
Have you enjoyed reading the Diary of a Wimpy Kid books? There is a new one coming out in November! I will have to buy a few copies for the library.
I haven’t received any postcards from Russia. We have all been on summer vacation. Perhaps we should send one to them soon!
See you next week!
Mrs. Hembree
Dear Mrs Hembree,
I love your new post.
Looks like Emma is having fun on the Zipline (flying fox as we Australian call it).
I have never been on a Flying fox before I wonder if it would be scary.
At the Otway Fly they have a Flying fox there. You can fly right around the rain forest.
It looks like Emma is reading a Piano book.
I have no idea how far away Emma was from Settle. I am looking forward to the answer to this question!
Thanks for asking mum and I to help you with your special task Mrs Hembree. 🙂
From your pal,
Bianca.
Dear BB,
I think it’s so interesting that you call a zipline a Flying Fox! I think Emma was having lots of fun! I have never been on a zipline before.
I know other people who have been on one and they seem to like it. I have seen people do it on the television too and everyone always seems so glad to be zipping or flying along.
For me? I don’t know yet. I am a bit afraid of heights. I think if I was zipping through the rain forest, I could get over my fear because it would be so exciting!
You were right! The book Emma is reading is a book called The Rising Star of Rusty Nail. It’s a book about a girl who wants to take advanced piano lessons from a newcomer to her small town. The newcomer is a Russian immigrant and is suspected of being a communist spy in the 1950’s. She wasn’t and the story is really good!
I am so glad you and your mom are willing to help me with my special task!
Your pal,
Mrs. Hembree