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The Hinkle Creek ThinkQuest Team
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''Plants and Our Environment'' was developed in January of 1998 by fourth grade students from Hinkle Creek Elementary School in Noblesville, Indiana. All the students were in Mrs. Ryan's class. The students spent many hours at home and school creating "Plants and Our Envrionment". The following is a note written by the students in 1998 to thank everyone for their help with web site. We would like to thank the many people who tested the site and gave us suggestions about how to improve it. Thanks to Mrs. Lipusch and Mrs. Oilar for giving us the idea for this website and teaching us how to make it. Thanks to Mrs. Theibert for helping us to put detail on and complete this webpage. A big thanks to Miss Campbell for editing our webpage. We made a lot of mistakes, and Miss Campbell was able to find them for us. Another thanks to Mrs. VandeWater, Allie's mom, for helping us with the sound files. Mrs. VandeWater told our principal, Mr. Harrold, that she wanted something to do while she waited for her baby to be born. Mr. Harrold told us she knew a lot about computers, and she does. All the teachers in our building looked at our web site and offered suggestions. Mrs. Beaver, the librarian, helped us with some of the research. We give a final thank you to Mrs. Ryan for allowing us to take time from class to work on this project. |
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I am
Nathan (IBM) I am ten years old and was born on February 19, 1988 in Eugene, Oregon. I am in fourth grade and go to Hinkle Creek Elementary. I am an editor for the ThinkQuest team. I collect coins. I am in a bowling league every Sunday. My favorite subject is history. I play piano and violin. I love school and I enjoy playing Nintendo 64 and soccer. |
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I am Andy
(IBM) I am 10 years old, and I like everything about Star Wars. I enjoy reading Animorphs books, playing video games, and watching and playing baseball. I have two cats and one dog. I want to be a computer graphics designer when I grow up. I am a graphic designer for the ThinkQuest team. I liked doing this project because I thought it would be neat to make our own web site. |
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I am Alyssa
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I am a girl in fourth grade. I live in Noblesville, IN. I am an A-B honor roll student at Hinkle Creek. My favorite subject is social studies. I also like science. I like hippies. My favorite song is called "Weird", by Hanson. I also like Spice Girls. I like to play soccer and football. My favorite football team is the Packers. I like to collect foreign money. I am a graphic designer and reporter for the ThinkQuest team. |
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I am
Sonal (IBM) I am a girl. I have two sisters, Mital and Miral, and a mom and a dad. My mom and dad are from India. I was born in America. I used to go to Stony Creek Elementary. Now, I go to Hinkle Creek Elementary because I am in the P.A.C.E. program. My birthday is August 9. Orange is my favorite color. I am the editor-in-chief of the ThinkQuest team. I like to do Indian dances, play the piano, play basketball and travel. I like to listen to Backstreet Boys and Disney music. I hope you enjoyed this project. Bye! |
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I am Whitney
(IBM) I am the graphics design editor. If there is something that I don't like about a picture, I change it. I also take art lessons. In September of '97, the art studio burned down. I lost a picture of a tiger that I was painting, but my art teacher, Jan, just started collecting stuff all over again. Right now I'm working on a butterfly. I have a sister, Erika. She takes art lessons, too, and she's 14. My dad's name is Jerry and my mom's name is Kathi. I also have three cats, a fish and a rat. |
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I am Zach
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In my free time I enjoy playing basketball or football. My favorite sport is basketball. I also enjoy reading Animorphs and Calvin and Hobbes. Usually when I get home I either play Nintendo 64 or watch TV. My favorite school subject is history. At recess I play football. I am a reporter for the ThinkQuest team. |
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