Post #31: National Cookie Day


Sunday is "National Cookie Day." Create a new type of cookie. What are the ingredients? What is its name? How would you promote the sale of your cookie? Be sure to include a picture or a drawing of your new cookie using Google Draw.

When you are done with your blog, go to Typing.com and complete the lesson titled "Period and Comma". After the typing lesson, go to Google Classroom and begin today's Scratch assignment.

I will be back in the classroom around 8:30... Be good for Ms. Smith!

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