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Hi, my name is Liz Crowder. I work for SMITH Magazine, home of the Six-Word Memoir, and we regularly feature classrooms that utilize Six-Word Memoirs in their lesson plans. Here's an example of what the feature might look like: http://www.smithmag.net/sixwordbook/2011/11/23/classroom-of-the-week-concordia-college-catches-six-fever/
ReplyDeleteI'm interested in featuring your class for our latest newsletter. If you are interested you can reach me anytime at lzcrowder@gmail.com. Thanks so much for your time, and great Six-Word Memoirs!
LolaCola, I have no idea if you'll get this because you know I'm technologically challenged! (Pitiful aren't I). Wow, you're really there. And ANS is awesome. For goodness sake, they have a Subway in their school! I want to go to school there! Looks like you're already having fun. Hey are they speaking in English and you answering in Spanish?? Bet it's confusion trying to remember what language to speak! Love you lots
ReplyDeleteHello Kris; Did you get an opportunity to talk to any students from Nicaragua? From the pictures on your blog look like you are having a ball. We found a home for Snowball and her six kittens. It was bittersweet to let her go but our mailman fell in love with her. So she's in Pennsauken New Jersey with a loving family with plenty of room to run and play. Can't wait until you get home and tell me all about you trip.
ReplyDeleteHello Tilly,
ReplyDeleteIt appears you are having more fun than expected. Stay in the moment and enjoy the journey. Keep the pictures coming!
Love YA!
Aunt Linda and Uncle Lance
Hey macho this is your tio from philly how u doing buddy
ReplyDeleteHi Lola....I hope you get this blog...this is the first time I'm trying this ,....your dad told me how to do this...I'm soooo happy you are having a GREAT adventure and hope you continue to have fun learning about the lives of children in other cultures...I'm proud of you and can't wait to see you in person to talk about this trip. I did notice that you guys enjoy eating different foods..what is your favorite? I bet it is plain, since you're not an adventurous eater haha luv u xoxo
ReplyDeleteLola.....Sorry, I did not sign my name on the bottom of my message but the last message was from me...oops luv u xo
ReplyDeleteOLA Macho! Wow! This looks like such fun. This is up there with "One in a million" experiences. Enjoy it all. Looking forward to the pictures. Sheryl
ReplyDeleteHi, Dejah! It looks as though you and your classmates are having a great time in Nicaragua. We can’t wait to hear all about your adventure after you return home. We are so proud of you and we miss you so very much. Enjoy the rest of your time in Central America! Love, Uncle John & Aunt Regina
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