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This pirate was outside the Maritime museum recruiting people to join him. I also ran away with him, but I couldn't get rid of the water engineer.
Last year, when I was doing Pirates, I got my students to write their runaway note, and used tea bags to stain the paper. It almost looked like the real thing.
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That is quite a rich, fancy, and well dressed pirate! I love the feathers. I've said it before, but I think you must be an amazing teacher, and that all the kids probably want to get you for their teacher.
hey dropping by to read your entries and wishing you a great week ahead.
Hi...this is really grand!!
And a good idea too...writing runaway notes....now how would I write mine....heheheheh
Pirates movie is one of my favorites.
Great idea. I bet you are a great teacher.
great idea for a run away note Ann. do you have any we can see? that would be fun.
The costume is awesome :)
My pirate school is enrolling, LOL
Hi Doreen, Ginny, Sarawakiana,
I did this last year, and some of the books went home after I had my ESOL program verified. I will check if some of the books are still in my room. Then I could take some photos.
I should see about Anansi the Spider too.
Kids love coming to my program. It gives a change from the classroom, for instance, we had four handsome Firemen come to speak to some classes. I got news of it, and I joined in to see my handsome men in blue, on the pretest my kids would benefit, though they were not officially scheduled to attend. I went twice, ogling the men, my colleagues said I only took my kids because I wanted to see and talk tothe firemen.
Fire Fire Fire,
Get Down,
Get Low,
Get out
Dail 111 or 999.
Go over to my photo post, I will do the Firemen song next week. LOL, you will see how handsome my new boyfriends are.
Nice one Ann.
Sorry I cannot quite get the meaning of your comment, have a look at it yourself. Im I just dense or what??
such a great pirate!
tea bags are used for so many things, I love that you did that with your students.
Thanks Ann, that was the one but I only got disjointed bits.
Kangaroo is quite easy to cook well, just that a lot of Australians have no idea how to cook game.
I gave our uneducated master chefs definitely the thumbs down. Most of the time they had no idea when talking about European dishes and produce, Apart from that, they were very wasteful in food and plastic.
With so many people suffering poverty, especially those on a pension, it seemed like criminal waste to teach that to the next generation.
These are wonderful souvenirs. They are stories, and their decorations tell yet more stories. Very nice. What a fascinating culture.
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