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70 degrees - Get a tan 60 degrees - wear short pants 50 degrees - play outside 40 degrees - go camping 30 degrees - wear rubber boots 20 degrees - ride on the ski-doo 10 degrees - play out with a light parka 0 degrees - play out with the sleds -10 degrees - make a snowhouse -20 degrees - make juice ice -30 degrees - wear mukluks -40 degrees - wear a fur parka by Michelle Frantz 70 degrees - we would be in Fairbanks 60 degrees - we would go inland to camp 50 degrees - would be a nice day in Barrow 40 degrees - go boating 30 degrees - wear rubber boots 20 degrees - wear a jacket 10 degrees - spring day 0 degrees - a sunny, cold day -10 degrees - dress warm and play out -20 degrees - play inside -30 degrees - watch a movie -40 degrees - my dad can't work outside by Lillian Maupin 70 degrees - go swimming 60 degrees - go on the tundra 50 degrees - walk by the beach 40 degrees - go to the playground 30 degrees - play outside with my friends 20 degrees - go for a ski-doo ride 10 degrees - go sledding 0 degrees - walk our dog -10 degrees - go visit someone -20 degrees - watch TV -30 degrees - rent video tapes -40 degrees - stay home by Aqpaluk Stein Maryann Holmquist mholmquist@arctic.nsbsd.k12.ak.usE-Mail Exchanges Between Delmar and Alaska
Dear Kids in Alaska, I think at the minus tempertures that you could freeze. I hope you saw my Personal Thermometer. I hope you liked my personal thermometer. How do you stand it when it is so cold? bye,bye, Betty Delmar Elementary School ------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Maryann Holmquist mholmquist@arctic.nsbsd.k12.ak.us Betty, Thanks for writing us the letter back. We thought that was very nice of you to do that. The minus tempertures are not so bad. Your friends in Alaska Ashley and Michelle
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