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| Tawawami students solving math problems. |
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| Students demonstrating their work on the slated chalk board. |
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| Hamming it up for the camera. |
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| Lumula Primary School student, Valntina, who attends evening tutoring Monday-Saturday; 7:30-9 p.m. |
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| Evening tutoring: "Story Maps" pictured left to right: Jeffrey, Kelvin (pronounced Kevin), Severina, and Peter. |
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| Kelvin - he really got into it! "Priceless" |
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| Football, football, football! (soccer) |
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| Mass haircut day - all 47 students who board at Morning Star/Lumula were shaven. "Smile Kelvin!" |
The pictures are great. It seems the students really love their school work-especially MATH..
ReplyDeleteHow many days until vacation? Do the children look forward to vacation, or do they prefer school? I know which one I like!
Be safe
hi mj.
ReplyDeleteWe just received your thank you note. It was great to hear from you. We are all here and looking at your blog. It is saw good to see you and your friends. Jill just put me on your blog and is going to put Sue and Peggy on tomorrow, so you will hear from us from now on.
Take care of yourself and will talk to you soon.
Kathy,Sue,Peggy,and Jill
Hello Friend... we are addicted to your blog... and Devon thinks its great that they love Math... now the story maps reminds me of a beautiful African story cloth I have where each box tells a story. They students are wonderful artists, please share that with them... and I absolutely love their smiles and the wonderful designs in the fabric of their batik skirts... and just a question...are they happy about mass haircuts???? Even the women seem to have very short hair... I am sure its very convenient... and do they celebrate Thanksgiving with a feast of some sort??? maybe more dancing??? learn some new steps for us... I imagine they are thankful daily for all that they have, especially you. You are so missed
ReplyDeleteBe well and be happy...
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