Where would you like to read?
"The teacher that made a difference in my life was my fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Coats. She motivated me into reading because she said that if we read a million words in the school year than she would take us somewhere. So when I and 7 other kids read a million words, she took us to the Seattle Science Center, and since there were 8 of us she had to take us on a limo! The reading has helped me in many ways I can read books fast and even from reading books I learned weird, but new words." - David
"A teacher who has had an impact on my life is my aerospace
teacher, Col. Roberts. Even though I've only had him for 1 semester, he's
changed my life completely!" - Mackenzie
"I think a teacher who has made my life better and greatly
influenced me is my freshman English teacher . I hated school freshman year and
she always encouraged me to keep going and do my best and it meant a lot to me."
- Bennita
"Mr. Chiou was my programming teacher at my old school and taught
me the theory around creating good solid code. Which is, in my opinion, the
most important skill I can possess." - Kellan
"My mom has been a special teacher in my life. She has taught me
to value myself and others, as well as the value of using wisdom and
maintaining my moral beliefs. I am confident and like myself and what I believe
and want for my future because she cared so much about me. I love my mom!" -
Mellissa
"A teacher that made a difference in my life is my 8th grade
social studies teacher, Mrs. Herchenroeder. She made me love US history. She
also talked to me, which not many teachers did, because I was very shy. She
pulled out my personality a little more and i am very grateful for that." -
Elisabeth
"I LOVED my elementary teachers - Mrs. Vied, Mrs. Villa, Mrs.
Lyons, Mr. Stansbury, Mr. Chappell. They were all amazing! In high school, my
favorite teacher was Mr. Burg. I took all of his literature courses because he
made learning fun. My favorite college professor was Candy Boyd. She was a
vivacious and energetic reading teacher, who was also a children's book author!
Can you see where I got my love of literature? All of these teachers made me
who I am today. They are why I am a teacher!" - Mrs. Sol
In
honor of National Teacher Appreciation Week (May 7 - 11), tell us about a
special teacher who has made a difference in your life. A teacher can be
anyone who has taught you an important lesson - a coach, a relative, a
counselor, an adviser, or an educator from any grade level.
Thank
you teachers everywhere...
for your wisdom, your kindness and for going the extra mile!
You are appreciated.
Monday, April 30, 2012
literature,
The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane
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Miraculous Projects
We finished The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane this week. What a great ending. Here are a few of the Edward-inspired projects sent in by my talented students this month! You can click on the images for a closer look.
"Edward Tulane Wordle" By Jarissa
"Edward Waiting for Abilene" By Dustyn
"Edward's Journey" by Caleb
"Abilene & Edward" By Nhi
Ah, and so...
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