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lady_saraiOh my gosh. This is awesome...
In the style of Poe's "The Raven" comes The Rowling.
Just... read and laugh.
Went to a conference on teaching about the Wabanaki of Maine today, and it was interesting. We learned about the eugenics programs that existed in 35 states in the 20s and 30s and how Hitler wrote the Vermont government letters asking how they were managing to get away with it.
I left that talk feeling sick.
The next talk was on Thanksgiving Myths and I loved it, and totally want to use the activity we did in a classroom someday.
Got to see all kinds of interesting artifacts and oo and ahh over teaching resources, materials and books that I want but cannot afford. I think this will be a way of life for me. ::sigh::
In the style of Poe's "The Raven" comes The Rowling.
Just... read and laugh.
Went to a conference on teaching about the Wabanaki of Maine today, and it was interesting. We learned about the eugenics programs that existed in 35 states in the 20s and 30s and how Hitler wrote the Vermont government letters asking how they were managing to get away with it.
I left that talk feeling sick.
The next talk was on Thanksgiving Myths and I loved it, and totally want to use the activity we did in a classroom someday.
Got to see all kinds of interesting artifacts and oo and ahh over teaching resources, materials and books that I want but cannot afford. I think this will be a way of life for me. ::sigh::
