Hello Mr. League, We are a group of kindergarteners from Weymouth, Massachusetts and we have spent the past many days trying to solve a mystery. One of our letter friends is missing and we have been trying to figure out "Where in the World is Ms. W?" She left a clue for each day : a globe with an attached note stating that she is on land, not water, a great book "Diary of a Worm", gummy worms(we figured Ms. W is with no ordinary earthworms), a tub of ice, a picture of Ms. W wearing her wild weather -word top and a video of penguins. This last clue helped us solve the mystery and our teacher revealed that yes, Ms. W is in Antarctica. We read a few of your journals, looked at many photos, and a couple of your videos, too. Your adventure certainly looks fascinating and we look forward to learning about Antarctica, its animal life and your dives to discover and study marine worms. Today we performed an experiment which taught us that penguins, whales and seals use their blubber to stay warm in the frigid waters. That led to our first question asked by Brandon: Do marine worms have blubber to stay warm? Also, all of the children would like to know: Have you seen Ms. W? Sincerely, Mrs. Casserly