Fast Car…..
I am afraid I am entering a new chapter in my life. My days of the mini van are gone and ushers in the era of the sedan. I recently traded my life inside the Honda Odyssey for the Honda Accord. I never realized what a difference this would make. The sedan is FAST! I don’t think I will know what the true gas mileage is for a few months because of my abrupt stops, jack rabbit starts, and taking corners like I am in the Grand Prix (without fear of tipping). I actually look forward getting behind the wheel of this CAR. It has an “AUX” jack so I can listen to my Spotify from my cell phone and have no qualms about blasting “Sweet Emotion” by Aerosmith with the windows down. My niece who is 15 years old laughed hysterically when she saw me behind the wheel of something other than a mini van. She looked over the CAR, hopped in, laughed, got out walked away laughing, stopped, turned around to take another look, doubled over and started to laugh harder. She said she NEVER saw me drive anything besides a minivan and this will take time for her to get used to this new CAR she bought with the no credit check loans, this is must to do anytime you get a new car just to protect yourself and if you can’t afford it with cash it will make a big difference even if you are a bad credit borrower, if you check the best tumblr on the topic you’ll find great advise for this type of situations and it will help you make the best decision regarding this.
Fun with fractions Dem Bones!
Line Time
Jambo Bwana and What a Small world it is. Those thoughts and music is still ringing in my ears. As you know these were the songs we sang at the International Festival. We learned about all the continents and some of the individual countries within the continents. The students had fun learning about the climates, foods, clothes, and differences of how children attend school. I wanted to thank all of those who came in and talked about different countries. This adds so much to International Festival month. All the presentations are fun, informative, and the children and teachers enjoy it. It never ceases to amaze me how much our students can learn in a short amount of time. They did a fabulous job with their lines and performing the songs. Not to mention how colorful the stage was with their costumes. I cannot give enough thanks to the people who prepared the food! Who didn’t gain ten pounds that night?
Kathleen having fun at a Turkish wedding
Learning about Lebanon
Learning about Nigeria
Learning about Turkey
Learning about Tanzania
Learning about Australia and New Zealand
Views from the classroom
Reading Is Fundamental (RIF)
Hard workers
1,2,3…………. 100 board
Cultural Subjects
My line time and the kindergarten class count to ten in 27 different languages (English, Sign Language, German, French, Greek, Spanish, Italian, Romanian, Russian, Tagalog, Polish, Irish, Welsh, Hebrew, Arabic w/the Lebanese dialect, Japanese, Hungarian, Swedish, Swahili, Korean, Serbo-Croation, Hindi, Flemish/Dutch, Malay, Cebuano and Turkish!
Fun with African drums and shakers Proud of their African drums and shakers
Friendship
Multiplication
Academic Enrichment with Kindergarten Students
In the afternoon lesson with kindergartners, we continued our work with grammar. We started by We looked at the adjective which describes nouns and pronouns, the adverb which describes the verb and usually ends in “ly”, the conjunction which connects two sentences or thoughts and acts like a bridge, and the preposition which is a “where” word not a werewolf.
Diagraming sentences
Who said adverbs were difficult? My kindergarteners don’t think so!
Cultural Subjects
My line time and the kindergarten class count to ten in 27 different languages (English, Sign Language, German, French, Greek, Spanish, Italian, Romanian, Russian, Tagalog, Polish, Irish, Welsh, Hebrew, Arabic w/the Lebanese dialect, Japanese, Hungarian, Swedish, Swahili, Korean, Serbo-Croation, Hindi, Flemish/Dutch, Malay, Cebuano and Turkish!
