1st Graders: My Toothless Wonders

Our visit to Mr. Leo's and Ms. Zina's garden in Sedalia was amazing.  Ms. Zina is our wonderful cafeteria director, and her husband,...

Their are many ways to read books. At school, we listen to stories that I read aloud, the children share books as they buddy read, or t...

I grew up the oldest of five children.  I took to reading as a duck takes to water.  But this was not true for some of my siblings, and my s...

A picture is worth a thousand words.... When I'm tired at night, I pull up this picture.  What joy to see three little boys, friends...

We are learning the importance of keeping our hands to ourselves and to mind our own business.  This is the lesson that I taught the chil...

Choice...we all want it.  But it's risky to let loose 25 wiggly, giggly little ones and allow them to explore the room and the learni...

Jack, Ms. Mary Beth, Eddie Dear Crew, I am getting excited to meet all of the new members of my "daytime" family for this...