It was a wet and windy morning.
It was a beautiful morning to be outside.
It was a beautiful morning to debut new boots.
It was a beautiful morning to build a sand castle.
The humidity was finally just right for packing buckets.
The sand held together better than anyone expected.
It was a beautiful morning for a very deep tunnel.
It was a beautiful morning to explore the pond.
The water wasn't moving as quickly as it usually does.
Fifth graders slopped some muck and improved the drainage.
The easy-to-reach cattails had already been harvested.
To get to the rest, some teamwork was required.
There might not be any more cattails left after today.
It was a beautiful morning to build a grave for a worm.
It was a beautiful morning to chat with a teacher about the tree cover.
It was a beautiful morning to decorate decaying stumps.
It was a beautiful morning to test the strength of saplings.
It was a beautiful morning to push your luck.
It was a beautiful morning to break some sticks.
A fork in a tree trunk helped increase the leverage.
It was a beautiful morning to Zoom into genetics class from home.
It was a beautiful morning for a group project.
It was a beautiful morning to resume the aerodynamics experiments.
The outdoor wifi had been boosted.
Fourth graders could record the results of their test flights right away.
It was a beautiful morning to learn how to swing without needing a push.
Preschoolers compared notes on technique.
It was a beautiful morning to follow a big ant all the way into a piece of rotten wood.
It was a beautiful morning to try to get him out.
It was a beautiful morning for a mask break.
It's hard to blow a bubble in a mask.
It was a beautiful morning to be upside down.
It was a beautiful morning for a shot on goal.
It was the nastiest weather we've had all year.
It was a beautiful morning to be at Gordon.