5 dogs= Bingo, Tracy, wella, ella and toby 1 goldfish = fishbob Hamsters= Sam and Sandra Cat= Quentin

Some stuff about me! : Going to 5th grade, LOVE reading, riding my bike, puppies!!!, I love the Spy School series, my fav colour is hot pink, and, lastly, I like the stores H and M and Justice! This was a great idea!

Hey guys! I have a fun idea for you to do at home! Build a fort. put a blanket over your coffee table. Then, Take pillows and decorations inside of the fort. Next step is to take a lantern and some stuffed animals and put them inside of the fort. Now you can do anything you want with the fort. Have fun!

1. Hogwarts! Or maybe Camp Half-Blood....or The Lost Cities... it's too hard to choose! 2. Oooo..i love the funny/sarcastic characters like Leo Valdez, Keefe Sencen, and Carswell Thorne haha 3. Never be able to read my favorite series again, I wouldn't survive without new books. Awesome questions, Thanks! Also, on a separate note, today is Annabeth Chase's birthday!

Oh i just looked! It's so pretty!!!

1. Yes! 2. No, i used to have a cat but she passed away 2 years ago.. 3. No 4. I wish!! 5. I have been growing tomatoes, sunflowers, and basil from seeds :)

It’s nice! My salamander was an endangered species called an axolotl.

Peanuts ,a dog named Pihu,great!

I just love your dogs names!

Hey guys! I have another fun activity while you are quarantined! How to make a easy puzzle: You don’t even need a pair of scissors to make your own puzzle, as long as you already have puzzles at home. All you need is crayons, markers or paint. Create your own puzzle by simply using the other side of a puzzle you have (it’s usually blank cardboard) to draw or paint your own picture. First, you’ll need to put the original puzzle together, then carefully flip it over. Draw your complete picture, take a picture of it to reference, then break the puzzle apart and build it back using your image instead. Make it even more difficult by drawing on the separate pieces first, then trying to put the puzzle together without knowing what it will look like until the end.