Ashley: 6th

The book I read is Dairy of a Wimpy Kid:Roderick Rules, by Jeff Kennedy. The whole book is about a sixth grader named Gregory Hefley (Greg) who has a younger brother named Manny, and an older brother named Roderick. His mother made him write in a diary last year and he said if any one ever saw him with it they would have it over him. Well, over the summer, his older brother found it and now Greg has to do what Roderick says or he will tell everyone he has a diary. What's worse is that since the diary went so well that his mom is making him do another one. Now his best friend Rowley got a diary for his birth day and now they are the "Diary Twins" as Rowley says. In addition he has a little brother; his parents think he's perfect, and he has to baby him. Both Greg's younger and older brother, make him miserable, not to mention his friend being down his through half the time and acting like a goof, all the time. He is just a normal kid with a lot of things on his plate.

I believe tracking Santa with a Santa tracker, at Norad Tracks Santa is very intelligent, but I think there is another way you could do it.  I think you could get telescopes that scientist use, to zoom into images in the sky.  In addition, I think you could have planes fly in the sky with cameras to take pictures.  You could get the pictures, and see if Santa is there. Norad Tracks Santa says

"In addition, we now track Santa using the internet. Last year, millions of people who wanted to know Santa's whereabouts visited the NORAD Tracks Santa website."                                                                                         Norad tracks Santa also says

"NORAD uses four high-tech systems to track Santa - radar, satellites, Santa Cams and fighter jets"

There are many ways to track Santa, I don't know about you but I am going to Norad tracks Santa on Christmas Eve.

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