So tomorrow I have my certification test which I must pass to be an official Michigan spanish teacher. Yuck, I hate tests, but I have to pass it. I've been continuing to read John Greshem's "The testament" in Spanish, going over my 200 level grammar book (a little), and hoping for the best. I also need to remember Algebra for the basic skills test, oh gee, that's been a long time.
On another note, one of my students said something funny today. I had the students write down words in English and hold them up to win points after I said the Spanish word, and I said the word for chair, "silla" pronounced see-yah, and one student wrote "bye" on his board.
Showing posts with label funny situation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label funny situation. Show all posts
26.9.10
Going on Week FOUR!
This week was very busy with open-house Monday, my first allergy shots Wednesday, and the first dance at LMS on Friday.
Open-house: First of all, it was so nice to meet a lot of the parents of the students I work with. The students were able to show their parents around the class and I was able to give parents a little brochure of exactly who I was and what we are up to in Spanish and Careers class. The funny moment of the night was when one parent asked me about on-line resources and I explained that students can access online dictionaries by googling "Spanish dic. . . . . . .tionary.com." Whoops! The father I was talking to explained that it would be a good idea to finish out the word. He laughed, I laughed, and turned very red.
the Dance: All I can say, or as a dear friend would say, "alls I know is," Justin Beiber can elicit outrageous responses from middle school girls (and boys); and that too many bodies with high temps means a smelly situation. It seemed like all the students had a great time.
Open-house: First of all, it was so nice to meet a lot of the parents of the students I work with. The students were able to show their parents around the class and I was able to give parents a little brochure of exactly who I was and what we are up to in Spanish and Careers class. The funny moment of the night was when one parent asked me about on-line resources and I explained that students can access online dictionaries by googling "Spanish dic. . . . . . .tionary.com." Whoops! The father I was talking to explained that it would be a good idea to finish out the word. He laughed, I laughed, and turned very red.
the Dance: All I can say, or as a dear friend would say, "alls I know is," Justin Beiber can elicit outrageous responses from middle school girls (and boys); and that too many bodies with high temps means a smelly situation. It seemed like all the students had a great time.
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