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Jan 25, 2018
So, I'm laughing a lot and brushing up on my hide and seek skills, but my exercise quota hasn't been met since Saturday. Oh, and reading. Yes, that too. Gram-ming is grea...See More
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Elaine/ret/IN
Oh, men, those poor daffodils are probably in for a chilly time someday soon. Keep pedaling. (Are daffodils daffy?)
men52
Elaine, I am not concerned about the daffodils with winter weather soon returning. It does seem earlier then usual for them to be popping out, but I know we often see some up by February.
We have had three really gorgeous sunny days in a row. I took the two youngest grands to the park yesterday. That place was hopping with families and dog...See More
We have had three really gorgeous sunny days in a row. I took the two youngest grands to the park yesterday. That place was hopping with families and dog...See More
Jan 28, 2018
~ Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Jan 27, 2018
Jan 27, 2018
~ Kobi Yamada
Jan 26, 2018
men52
No, I have never heard of this type of scheduling. I guess my thought is regarding the times the student is absent. It could be a long time between enrichments. For those students who thrive on enrichment, that could be disappointing if they are sick on enrichment day. Also we live in a two hour delay and school closing days weather zone. Do they m...See More
Jan 26, 2018
~ Natsume Sōseki
Jan 25, 2018
~ Brian Andreas
Jan 21, 2018
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judycaret
Hello! Sorry I haven't posted. I've been busy stressing out over house "updating." But I'm still walking 5-6 miles most days. I'm hovering just above my goal weight because chocolate and I can't seem to end our co-dependency.
men52
Wow, how great to see some regulars speaking up and still steppin'
We had another closed day of school due to an ice storm last night. We had our appointment moved to one so we ventured to the northern part of the state that usually gets lake effect snow. Once we got about an hour north of here and the ice and snow was non existent. After...See More
We had another closed day of school due to an ice storm last night. We had our appointment moved to one so we ventured to the northern part of the state that usually gets lake effect snow. Once we got about an hour north of here and the ice and snow was non existent. After...See More
Jan 24, 2018
~ Randy Pausch
Jan 23, 2018
upc89
This sounds like the exercise that was given during the Child Abuse and School violence workshops. The child may be exhibiting the behavior from the environment he has at home. You as a teacher, are a mandated reporter this constitutes as a form of abuse at home. The child may be getting bullied, in school or at home. This behavior has to be report...See More
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