"All of us have to recognize that we owe our children more than we have been giving them"- Hillary Clinton

"Education is not a problem. Education is an Oppritunity - Lyndon B. Johnson

Personal Childhood Web

Grandy (Father) Mellow, Calm, Collected- He is the resolver of the family and always keeps peace. He has helped me cope with reality and learn from my experiences. I am definitely "Daddy's Girl"

Angela (Mother) Driven, Energetic, Optimistic- She has opened my eyes to Dreams beyond my expectation and accomplish goals to reach them with high-energy.

Amanda (Baby-Sister) High-Maintenance, Bubbly, Social- She has entertained me and allowed me to become more sociable in life and meet new people from "all walks of life." Even though we are polar opposites, we still love each other and are best-friends.

Aurthur & Alice (Grandparents) Patient, Kind, Loving- They have provided ongoing support and have always spoiled me with everything. I also enjoy my grandmothers cooking! She always prepares sweet-potato pies as we share with her our problems or life experiences and resolve them with her.

Marlow (Husband) Realistic, Secure, Loving- I have a new meaning of love and connection. He has taught me real patience in the reality's of life as well as moral support in anything that I do! :)

The Very Hungry Caterpillar

By Eric Carle reveals growth of a caterpillar through a fun and exciting new way for kids. It also uses food from different food groups along with great color and counting skills. Students can also focus on the letter C and the overall process of the Caterpillar.

Nathan's Drawing Age 3

Ellen said to me: “Nathan drew a wonderful monster: with big eyes, and ears and purple feet with a big smile across its face. Then, I turned around, and he scribbled all over it!”

Scribbles? No problem! I interpreted the brown and green ‘scribbles’ as stripes.

(It looks like Scribble but in their eyes its a cool picture)

Hear are two interpretations of Nathans drawings! From His view to Our View

Educational Quote:

The whole purpose of education is to turn mirrors into windows. ~Sydney J. Harris

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