Showing posts with label Black History. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black History. Show all posts

Friday, January 15, 2010

Martin's Big Words



To honor the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. we read "Martin's Big Words" by Doreen Rappaport for Kidz Lit this week.

Check out Ms. Katrina reading to the children below, their thoughts after reading, and our very own "Dr. Iesha" shares new BIG words she learned. Enjoy!

Happy Birthday Dr. King!

We Have Dreams Also...

After we read "Martin's Big Words", each student shared a dream they have for themselves, their country, and the world. Check out their dreams.....


"My dream for myself is to be a Teacher." --Ladaysha, 9 years old

"My dream for myself is to be a police officer." --Aneja

"My dream for myself is to be a doctor or a nurse. My dream for the world is for everybody to have equal rights".-- Tytiana, 8 years old

"My dream for the country is for everybody to have happiness. My dream for the world is for every person to have shelter."--Shamaria, 7 years old

"My dream for myself is to be a doctor. My dream for my country is for every one to help others." --"Dr." Iesha, 7 years old

"My dream for the world is for every to have X-Box 360's and hot dogs."--Lamarcus, 7 years old

"My dream for myself is to be a judge. My dream for the world is for everyone to have food."
--"Mr. Judge" Aviant, 7 years old

"My dream for the world is for everybody to have freedom and less people in jail".--Niesha, 9 years old

"My dream for the country to help those in need and make sure every one gets an education".--Ms. Katrina

"My dream for the world is for every person to have equal access to food, water, shelter, education, technology, healthcare, etc." --Ms. Tameshia

Wednesday, March 05, 2008

C.J. In the Black History Program

I was so proud of C.J. he has now started a new school. He is doing alot better. He still has his bad days, but I know it will get better. The teachers at Bayles Elementary seem to have the kids feelings at heart. Last week C.J. participated in the Black History Program, He did a great job. It amazes me that He knows so much about Black History. The things he was saying I never knew, or don't remember. I was learning from Him. That is sooooooo! cool. He stood up in front of people like a champ. I also like how the attendance was overwhelming! It was packed all in the highway. That is what I like to see, Parent-Teacher involvement. Their step team also did a great job. Way To Go Kids!!!