Our blog reconstruction is almost complete!! As I was considering what to add to our blog I visited many other blogs and noticed what I liked about them. One item which really caught my eye, thanks to my friend Kristen’s blog, were the flags. When people around the world visit our blog they can leave a message and tell us which country they are from. At first I thought it was a cute novelty item, but as time progressed, and I did not have them on our blog, the flags became almost an obsession. I looked for them constantly and when I found them on other people’s blogs I had to know how many flags they had and from which countries they received the flags. So now we have them on our blog. So please, please, please:gimme some flag.
Mrs. McKillop's Classroom Blog
Changing the World One Person at a Time
We love that you’re connecting with people around the world. We’ll be sending you some pieces of letters that we’ve gotten from our penpals in Rwanda, Africa. We look forward to talking with you!
I like the new movie it is really good I like how your class worked togher
Hallo allemaal, hello everybody!
Groeten, greetings, from the Netherlands (also called Holland). My name is Marijke Nijboer, and I am a friend of mrs. Elisabeth Goossens, a teacher at your school. I really enjoyed strolling through this website. Our two countries are so different: Holland is tiny compared to the US, and absolutely flat. We only have 16 million inhabitants. and our two cultures are rather different, too. Yet: our students read Anne Frank, just like you; and we try to stop our bullies from being bullies too! I think that with ‘The power of one’ you have chosen a fascinating and universal topic. I strongly believe that one person can make a huge difference. Even if you do so in one other person’s life, you put your mark on this world! I wish you a lot of success and fun with your explorations. Dag! Bye! Marijke Nijboer