Oh no! Rudolph’s nose has stopped blinking
By Becky Cobb
December 11, 2009
It’s such a pleasure to listen to the creative expressions of our young author’s in first grade! The students were given a situation and had to problem solve, but could not use a flashlight! Are you curious? We hope you enjoy our stories!
Mrs. Cobb’s First Grade
Oh no! Rudolph’s nose has stopped blinking because he has a cold. He will use the moon to help him guide the sleigh.
By Tanner Shipman
Oh no! Rudolph’s nose has stopped blinking because he has a cold. He will use a t.v. to help him.
By Riley Whitaker
Oh no! Rudolph’s nose has stopped blinking because he has a cold. He will use another reindeer who has another nose like his.
By Keirstyn Larson
Oh no! Rudolph’s nose has stopped blinking because he has a cold. He will use another reindeer’s nose.
By Brianna Gomez
Oh no! Rudolph’s nose has stopped blinking because he has a cold. He will use a night light to help him.
By Alyssa Ware
Oh no! Rudolph’s nose has stopped blinking because he has a cold. He will use his shiny antlers to help him guide his sleigh.
By Alex Evans
Oh no! Rudolph’s nose has stopped blinking because he has a cold. He will use the glowing stars to guide his sleigh.
By Monika Headley
Oh no! Rudolph’s nose has stopped blinking because he has a cold. He will use a candlestick to help him guide his sleigh.
By Belle Simpson
Oh no! Rudolph’s nose has stopped blinking because he has a cold. He will use a light up bracelet to guide his sleigh.
By Serenity Marshall
Oh no! Rudolph’s nose has stopped blinking because he has a cold. He will use a cherry with a light bulb to guide his sleigh.
By Kylee Yarnell
Oh no! Rudolph’s nose has stopped blinking because he has a cold. He will use a t.v. to help guide the sleigh.
By James Claffey
Oh no! Rudolph’s nose has stopped blinking because he has a cold. He will use my dad’s car to help him guide his sleigh.
By Griffin Souder
Oh no! Rudolph’s nose has stopped blinking because he has a cold.
He will use an elf to keep an eye out for him.
By Trey Groves
