"A Plan is all-important and it cannot be just any
plan; it needs to be a positive plan! I've said it once; I'll say it
again-When you fail to plan you plan to fail!"September is the month for new
beginnings.
We have a 5th grader in our midst who is very independant and talented. Unfortunately the 2nd day of school she got sick and last week fell ill again and missed two days. She love being at school because her life is always busy as at home it is boring! Her newest adventure is Car Patrol in which she helps students get in/out of their vehicles. The kids use creative sayings to greet or bare you farewell. I suggested "Have a Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious day!" perhaps too long?
Our 3rd grader dragged his way into the new routine. This year he will be learning to play the piano.
We have a pre-school boy who enjoys reading, doing homework, and playing the abc game on the computer. He also likes to play at the playground (our back yard play set!) This year he will be learning some Spanish.
At the end of the line is a happy little boy who is content to learn what everyone else is doing.
He enjoys drawing, looking at books (sometimes he gets carried away and they get torn!)
Principal Dad has several projects that keep him busy at work. Football season has begun so of course he is keeping track with the scores. He-man has started a new work-out routine too!
As vice principal, head nurse, and educator I remain quite busy. Not too busy to remember to exercise my brain too! I enrolled in a free online course to better my organizational skills. I'm also earning a little bit of extra money with a job as a child care provider. At church I'm helping to direct a Road Show based on the Flintstones with the moral of Choosing the Right.
Our 3rd grader dragged his way into the new routine. This year he will be learning to play the piano.
We have a pre-school boy who enjoys reading, doing homework, and playing the abc game on the computer. He also likes to play at the playground (our back yard play set!) This year he will be learning some Spanish.
At the end of the line is a happy little boy who is content to learn what everyone else is doing.
He enjoys drawing, looking at books (sometimes he gets carried away and they get torn!)
Principal Dad has several projects that keep him busy at work. Football season has begun so of course he is keeping track with the scores. He-man has started a new work-out routine too!
As vice principal, head nurse, and educator I remain quite busy. Not too busy to remember to exercise my brain too! I enrolled in a free online course to better my organizational skills. I'm also earning a little bit of extra money with a job as a child care provider. At church I'm helping to direct a Road Show based on the Flintstones with the moral of Choosing the Right.
It is good to be OK at many things, but sometimes you have to reach a little further in order to be Great!
"Success, finally, is not what you have...it is not what you do...it is who you are-children of the living God!"
