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I'm looking closer than ever at the small moments in my world as I participate in Slice of Life again this year, knowing that the small moments have big reverberations.
-- Kevin

Today, I wait with eager anticipation for a this afternoon’s window into my wife’s womb, catching a glimpse of our second child yet unborn.

Fred

Southern snowfall reminds me that miracles do happen--now if I could just schedule them for when they are most convenient...

Art

Tightly in the grip of jet lag I begin the descent into daily life at home and work again, swirling around much too quickly.

Illya

I changed my ideas about how I run guided reading, I will be doing more shared reading and using more audio and video.
- Shaun

DONE!!

Currently balancing "you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink" with trying to provide adequate access time for students before & after school; so far i'm getting in 45 min before and an hour after. Is that enough?

During this time of change, stress and anticipation, do not take things too seriously.
Cheryl

Found out today that the 5th graders will not have to take the History MCAS test this year! They have only three tests instead of four. Yeah!

Mary

TODO

March 2009

Thursday 9:00 PM

COMMENTS

Need to make some decisions here on a greatly anticipated trip to the American southwest for April vacation.
Gail

Having given up this week on the "cooperative" grouping of student seats that looked so good and seemed like such a reasonable idea, I feel somewhat defeated, and at the same time relieved by the straight rows of desks, each student only responsible for his own little piece of real estate. When is Spring Break again? Lynn

I am having a blast with the blog I've created for my beginning ESL students at the U of Maryland (thank you, YouTube!). http://001spr2009.blogspot.com

For the first time in my teaching career, school was cancelled due to high bushfire danger, but my e-colleague friend in Canada had no school, due to heavy snow falls - a flat world indeed.

Anne _Australia

This week's weather has been nuts. Tuesday our school was closed - as a high fire risk - and today i'ts so cold and wet that you would think we were in the middle of winter. Marg - Australia

Temps are in the mid 70's in Ohio, windows are all open, and I am resisting the urge to wash them: rain tomorrow, plus more pressing issues -- report cards. Ugh.

--Mary Lee

Teaching monthly quilting classes has helped me to sharpen my own skills. Star within a star is an example of a definite learning curve for me! ~Jane

Finally finished grading research papers this afternoon. Next nine weeks should be a piece of cake. Ha! Ha! I know better than that.
Cynthia

TODO

March 2009

Friday 11:00 AM

COMMENTS

Give first professional public speaking engagement about educational practice and theory on a cross-curricular topic. Kinda nervous.

The blue skies, deep green waters and soft winds along the coast of Brazil to the blasts of the prairie winds of Texas has me seriously considering moving to the tropics for good.
~Angie (Magnolia, TX)

my 30th birthday is less than 10 days away. i'm actually pretty pleased about life right now; i seem to have narrowly avoided marrying several guys from high school who i'd promised i'd marry "if we both got to 30 without finding someone." i missed taking the bullet on that one!

In the midst of a Monday snowstorm, I'm thinking SPRING!
Bonnie

Writing daily entries for the Slice of Life Challenge has invigorated my creative side and helped me remember why I became an English teacher to begin with...

~T-Dawg

Rain. More rain. Pounding, driving rain. Hail. Thunder. Lightning. Students with wet and muddy uniforms. I remember my classroom floor was once white. When was that?

Karen Mc (this is California, right?)

A glimpse of spring blew through this week ending in thunderstorms.

Amy

My four-year-old insisted that Mr. Frosty's left arm be curved upward, so he could wave at all passersby.

Look at that wonderful snowman! He is still alive, but he would have melted here today. I see why everyone is saying Stixy is so cool.

Sheryl n2teaching
from Kansas

I need my words as well:
Even with a snowy Monday, my indoor bloom burst.
Bonnie

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