Veteran's Day

Honor those who fought- and fight- for our country The Veterans Day Story..." At the 11th hour, on the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918, the guns of WWI fell silent and "Armistice Day" was born. Eight years later a Presidential Proclamation invited people to observe the day with appropriate ceremonies. With the passage of time it was changed to "Veterans Day". The national focal point for the official Veterans Day observance is at the Tomb of the Unknowns where the Presidential wreath is placed. " This taken from : www.vetsdayindallas.org

This season is Autumn!

Take your cursor and roll over the dots and find lots of the season's fun sites to view! Come into the Cabaniss Library Learning Commons and find a book to curl up with- maybe under a blanket this Fall! Mrs. Stabler tries her very best to find some interesting sites. When you're on the internet, make sure you're happy with the site, or try another one. You're in charge...

It's almost Columbus Day... and it is Conference Day here at Cabaniss!

Thank you so much to Mrs. Cupples from Roberta Tipps Elementary for sharing with us! We all enjoy learning about Christopher Columbus' voyage with the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria. Take a look at the hotspots - glide over the picture- and see what sites will add to your knowledge! Remember, I do the best to add to your knowledge by having this blog, but Mrs. Stabler isn't personally responsible for all the information that is available on the internet!

It's almost Columbus Day

Constitution Day

September 17th is Constitution Day.  Take a look and explore by following
the dots to learn everything you ever wanted to know about the United States
Constitution.

Here we go: Blogging at Cabaniss

OK, Cowboys, here we go with Mrs. Stabler's first attempt at blogging with all of you!

 I just want to share with you a few key points about our blog.

 When you see a picture, you'll notice that the picture will have some "dots" on it. 
  Go ahead and rollover those dots, and find some great sites to explore.

 Ready set?