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Feb 19, 2012
A teacher friend and I made the timeline with our computers then had it laminated. The kids enjoy looking at it and talking about what events happened when. Our Superintendent stopped by my room on Thursday and gave a brief history lesson and used the timeline, too.
Thank you for all that you have added to my teaching life.
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On 2/19/12, sooz wrote: > Yes, Jan is back! Your experiences and responses were > always ones that I value and enjoy reading. I missed your > discussions and I am so happy to see you are once again > willing to share. > > A teacher friend and I made the timeline with our comput...See More