Can You Find My Woodchip?

Students in Mrs. Cason's fourth grade class collected woodchips and then did a descriptive writing about them. We had fun trying to identify everybody's chip. Now it's your turn. Below the picture of the chips are the students' names. Click on a name to read his/her description and then see if you can find the woodchip. Good luck! (For size reference, number 9 is about nine inches long.)

Aly	Alex	Ashley F.	Ashley G.	Cooper
Kim	Lizzie	Taylor	Tyler	Nick
Caitlyn	Richie	Will	Felecia	Jimmy
Eddie	Chelsea	Mallori	Evelyn	ANSWERS

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My wood chip is 7 in. long. It is brown. It is shaped like a board. It is not splinter proof. It is hard and bumpy. It doesn't stand very well. Both top and bottom are pointed. It is light brown. Which wood chip is mine? (Alex)

Look at the picture.

I have a wood chip on the table. It's about three inches long. the color of my wood chip is gray. It's about as wide as a unifix cube. It's in the shape of Tennessee or Nebraska depending on which way it is turned. It has a nice smooth texture. can you find my wood chip? (Will)

Look at the picture.

My wood chip is four inches long. It has eight points. It is light brown. In some places it is dark brown. It's like a rectangle. Can you find my wood chip? (Mallori)

Look at the picture.

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My wood chip is shaped like an ax. The long part is curved. It's five inches long, which is as big as my highlighter. On one side of the short part it is sharper than the other side. The thickest part is where the small part joins the big part. It is rough where it slopes down to the sharp edge. It is gray and brown. It is curved in like a cove in the middle. Can you find my wood chip? (Taylor)

Look at the picture.

I have a black and gray wood chip. It is five inches long. It has a lot of jagged edges. It looks like a thunderbolt. Can you find my wood chip? (Richie)

Look at the picture.

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My wood chip is smooth and bumpy. It has one hump on it. It's got a sort of weird triangular shape. It's big. It's three and three quarters of an inch long. It's got a piece of wood shaped like a tidal wave sticking out of the back of it. It has a big curve along the outside of it. Can you figure out which wood chip is mine? (Nick)

Look at the picture.

My wood chip is three inches long. It is a little more than half of an inch wide. The shape is a tooth. It's a little smooth and a little bumpy. My wood chip is grayish brown. Can you find my wood chip? (Kim)

Look at the picture.

My wood chip is six and three quarters inches long. It is brown and orange. It is rough. My wood chip is in the shape of a rectangle. It has points on both ends. Can you find my wood chip? (Eddie)

Look at the picture.

My wood chip is eight inches long and one inch wide. It is slivery. It looks like a model of the Empire State Building but is tan. Where is my wood chip? (Cooper)

Look at the picture.

My wood chip has a hole in it . It is about 9 inches long. It looks broken on the top. It is dark brown. It has a point on the bottom. It is bumpy . It looks like a crinkled lunch bag. Can you find my wood chip? (Caitlyn)

Look at the picture.

My wood chip is about 8 inches long. It is gray and not very thick. My wood chip is smooth and split almost in two. If you touch it in the wrong place, you could get a splinter. On the bottom it is flat. Can you find it? (Ashley F.)

Look at the picture.

My wood chip is like the peanut shaped table in the art room. It has a bump near the curly edge of it. It is sharp on both ends. It is mostly brown with a little gray on the back part of it. Can you find it? (Aly)

Look at the picture.

My wood chip is as thin as 16 pieces of paper. My wood chip is five inches long. It is rough and tanish. It is a rectangle. It is like a ramp on one side. It is jagged on the other side. Can you find my wood chip? (Jimmy)

Look at the picture.

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My wood chip is 4 inches long. It is shaped like a pencil. It is flat on each side of the wood chip. It is very rough on every side. Can you find my wood chip? (Lizzie)

Look at the picture.

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My wood chip is grayish brown. It is one inch long and one inch across. It's flay on one edge, and on both sides it goes down to a long point. Can you find my wood chip? (Chelsea)

Look at the picture.

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My wood chip is five inches long. It is gray with a wrinkly texture. On the top it is diagonal shape. It's bumpy on the sides. It's in the shape of a pizza pocket. Can you find my wood chip? (Tyler)

Look at the picture.

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My wood chip is two inches long and one and a half inches wide. It is curved. It has three flat sides. It gets fatter as it goes. It's smooth on one side and bumpy on the other. Two sides are flat and two sides are rough. It is gray with small black spots. It is the size of three fingers. Can you find my wood chip? (Evelyn)

Look at the picture.

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Peter is eight inches long. He's a dark tan. He's under one inch thick. He has pointy ends. He looks rough and he is rough. He looks like a long block but not as heavy. He looks as old as something stuffed away in a cellar. Do you know which one he is? (Felicia)

Look at the picture.

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My wood chip is 16 cm long and 41/2 cm wide. My wood chip is light brown. On one side it's smooth and and on the other side it's rough. The grain of wood has circles. It's as big as the letters on the math book. It's a rectangle. It's like a ramp. Her name is Jennifer. Can you find her? (Ashley G.)

Look at the picture.  

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