Oh no!
Ms. Sanderson,
I have to go home…
right now.
You don’t understand,
I left my book
at home.
I need to know
what happens.
I Completely Understand
Oh no!
Ms. Sanderson,
I have to go home…
right now.
You don’t understand,
I left my book
at home.
I need to know
what happens.
Reflecting. Discovering. Learning.
a spark to linger along the way
making mistakes in plain site
Words are Gifts
Parenting our progeny from an 80s perspective.
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Lines on Living & Learning
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"Refirement" - teaching and learning
Thoughts of a 30-something year old
"I am offering this poem to you, since I have nothing else to give." ~Jimmy Santiago Baca
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I do stuff
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A Reading Life 
I am lost without my book! I completely understand.
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Many busy minutes are spent thinking about the next chapter of a book being reading. You’ve won when a student is so passionate about reading.
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It’s obvious you are doing something right when a student says that to you. Did you get the book name? Your student just gave an amazing recommendation!
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Yup! Totally get it! 🙂
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Oh how I want to be a fly on your classroom wall to witness your amazing book talks!
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