Science Class – Winter Newsletter
We are studying life cycles in Science class. For second graders, this means things like eggs growing into tadpoles
We are studying life cycles in Science class. For second graders, this means things like eggs growing into tadpoles
Early in the school year I was struck by a curious habit of one of my students. I will
Tis' the season for giving and we've got the perfect holiday gift for you and your loved ones!
It’s 8:47 pm on Thanksgiving night and I lumber off the bus, my stomach three-and-a-half times the size it
Teaching 25 small children English for seven hours a day in a hot classroom where tears and didn’t-quite-make-it-to-the-bathroom moments
My Saturdays fall into two categories now that I’m a kindergarten teacher: either I do a lot or I
It has been occurring to me recently, as I’m sure it has occurred to many of you, that time
“How long before a 9-year-old suffocates under a pile of children?” That's my first thought as my students tackle
Monday night was Cofradia’s Desfile de Antorchas. For people that don’t speak Spanish and don’t want to put that
SJBS, My Home Every time I visit San Jeronimo Bilingual School (SJBS—the first BECA school in Honduras), everything comes