Let's get started with pictures of some students' New Year's Resolutions for 2011:
Beautiful.
Yep, that last one sounds like a resolution I'd be willing to stick to =D
As my friend Gerard commented on this picture, "Mickey, you're so damn hard to like! But someone's gotta like that squeaky-voiced s,o,b, And when the going gets tough, the tough keep liking!!!" hahahaha
AND I have no problem with the last resolution =) In fact, this student joined the English club shortly after. PROUD!
AND I have no problem with the last resolution =) In fact, this student joined the English club shortly after. PROUD!
I'm curious as to whether the other kiddies are sticking to their resolutions...:p
Through the telephone lesson, I learned which excuses my students use to blow people off...
I must say, I can sympathize with this kid for making cake a priority...
I'm guessing this kid meant that his teeth fell out. Or maybe he did mean that his teeth came out... wisdom teeth? I'm tempted to use this one for turning down a date... haha. There's no way that you can go to lunch or dinner if you're missing your teeth...
BRILLIANT. No one wants to force a mentally unstable person to hang out with them... Let's just hope they don't ask about visiting hours.
Why didn't I ever think of those? :p
I find lots of art on worksheets...
Christmas art and Halloween art together....hmmm. Don't know how I feel about that one.
I love it when they draw my favorite characters ! =)
Some of these kids are really creative!
Now I know who the artists are in the classroom.
And of course, the declarations of love...
I like to reply to their little messages sometimes.
And then when you can't say "I love you" back, the least you can do is say "thank you"...I appreciate the declarations. Errr, even if they are grammatically incorrect.
Oh the things that make me smile and keep me amused while correcting papers! =D
Stay tuned for a different compilation of pictures in Part II.
Stay tuned for a different compilation of pictures in Part II.
