I had so much fun substitute-teaching K-4 pre-school last week. It reminded me why I'm persevering through my grad studies. Wednesday was “Zebra Day” at school because the children were learning the letter Z. In honor of “Zebra Day,” I went to the thrift store and found this funky sweater wrap for 75 cents and paired it with this hand-carved beaded necklace that my aunt had brought back from her trip to Africa and given my mom. During show and tell time, I told the children that my necklace came from Africa, where the zebras live. (oohs and ahhs.) My zebra outfit made me feel a little bit like one of my heroines, Ms. Frizzle from the Magic School Bus. =)
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Zebra Day!
I had so much fun substitute-teaching K-4 pre-school last week. It reminded me why I'm persevering through my grad studies. Wednesday was “Zebra Day” at school because the children were learning the letter Z. In honor of “Zebra Day,” I went to the thrift store and found this funky sweater wrap for 75 cents and paired it with this hand-carved beaded necklace that my aunt had brought back from her trip to Africa and given my mom. During show and tell time, I told the children that my necklace came from Africa, where the zebras live. (oohs and ahhs.) My zebra outfit made me feel a little bit like one of my heroines, Ms. Frizzle from the Magic School Bus. =)
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