4th and 5th graders. a traditional Caribbean dance.
eheheeee.
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melissa
said...
I like the view from your room. Don't you love school assemblies? They are so subversive: children actually learn a lot from them, and not always what was expected. Instead of the headless horseman, this might be the horseheaded lessman. I didn't know conjoined twins could be different ages! (And I am going to start keeping a list of the words I have to type in here for word verification before my post will publish - they are very nonsensically poetic)
i like the 'horseheaded lessman.' it sounds like a good way to describe winter. hehe
the school assembly was really fun! the kids were out of control but since i was just there to watch and didnt have to do any wrangling, it was extremely funny... hehe
2 comments:
I like the view from your room.
Don't you love school assemblies? They are so subversive: children actually learn a lot from them, and not always what was expected.
Instead of the headless horseman, this might be the horseheaded lessman.
I didn't know conjoined twins could be different ages!
(And I am going to start keeping a list of the words I have to type in here for word verification before my post will publish - they are very nonsensically poetic)
i like the 'horseheaded lessman.' it sounds like a good way to describe winter. hehe
the school assembly was really fun! the kids were out of control but since i was just there to watch and didnt have to do any wrangling, it was extremely funny... hehe
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