Friday, October 16, 2015
Autumn 2015
Thursday, October 15, 2015
12 types of students during Teachers Day
1.The student with sweet lola
Dear Teacher Karla,
Thank you for teaching us and thank you also for the stamps and for the one who received the loom band kit. My lola said you are pretty.
Love,
Triane
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2. The student who makes a caricature of the teacher
Dear Teacher Karla,
Thank you for showing us that you love us, even though we are naughty! :P LOL!
Thank you for teaching us Filipino and English, even we are noisy! :P LOL again!
Love,
Alyana
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3. The student who loves colors
Dear Teacher Karla,
Thank you for teaching me everything that I don't know yet.
Sorry if sometimes I get low scores.
I just want to say Happy Teachers Day!
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4. The student who writes our lessons on the "board"
Dear T. Carla, Thank you for teaching us English and Filipino. Loves 1+1 From, Josh |
5. The students who loves typography
Dear T. Karla, Thank you so much for teaching us and sorry if we are so makulit in class but always remember Grade 5 loves you. |
6. The student who makes your name pop up
7. The student who puts effort in making borders
Dear Teacher Karla, Thank you for teaching us with love. You are the best teacher ever! Thank you teaching us so much that we are having high grades. Happy Teachers Day. I love you! Love, Rona |
8. The student who keeps it short and simple
Dear T. Karla, Thank you for teaching me and my friends. You are a great teacher. From: Andrew |
9. The student who knows how to make her teacher smile
10. The student who makes a pop up version of the teacher
Dear teacher Karla, Thank you for the lessons you teach us and happy teachers day Troy |
11. The students who have the same message
Thank you for teaching us vocabulary, compound nouns, behaving and others, I hope your life will be awesome. God bless! Love, Paupau & Dianne :) |
12.The student who incorporates your lessons
(Write Cursive) matthew fredrick d. luna was very good a playing basket ball. ___________________________ ________________________. ANSWER Before Open From: matt to: t. Karla |
13. The student who greets you verbally because s/he is too lazy to make a card ;)
Sunday, October 11, 2015
WIS Teachers Day
It was a normal day at school. We had classes in the morning. The Student Council asked us to go to the cafeteria because they prepared lunch for us.
After the pizza lunch, they asked us to change clothes (hmmm!). We were asked to go to the assembly hall. Students gave special numbers and sweet messages to us.
They grouped us randomly into two. An amazing race was organized by the students. :)
We ran! (Bibo teachers)
I can still remember running in skirt. HAHAHA!
We had to shoot a ball. (I can only shoot when it's graded! LOL )
and some more balls! This is like beer pong, without a beer! :P
They prepared a lot of stations!
We solved math problems! ^^,
and puzzles!
The teachers really enjoyed the games.
They gave us some prizes too.
The event ended by a flash mob.
I'll make another post about the presents I received from my sweet grade 5 students. <3
JCS Teachers Day
It started with a cupcake and a note. I know this day would be different.
I went to their classroom. Some students blindfolded me. It was the start of an amazing race. Two students guided me to go down the stairs. We went to different stations. I was asked to eat something, to dance (HAHAHA), and to answer some questions. I found myself in the covered court after several stations. They removed my blindfold and a video presentation played.
I was really touched by their effort. These kids spent time in making the Teachers Day very special. I felt that all my efforts were appreciated. This day is one of my best days in Jabez Christian School.
After the short program, I went back to the faculty room and saw some sweets in my table. My kids really know how to make me feel special.
Among all these gifts, this medal really inspired me to be the "best teacher" for them.
Labels:
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Teachers Day
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Teachers Day
It's my first time to "celebrate" Teachers Day outside the country. Well, I didn't actually celebrated it. I just stayed at home because it was my day off. I washed some clothes, and cleaned my place. While cleaning, I saw some letters from my former students. Reading those letters made me feel how sweet it is to be a teacher.
It's not the spelling nor the grammar, It's the thought that counts. :"> I have some students who never get tired of reminding me that I'm pretty (even at my haggard moments). It feels so good to be loved by them.
I'm glad that my students know that I don't dislike them. I really love being with them. I treat them as my babies or younger siblings. As much as possible, I want them to enjoy the learning activities in class.
The greetings meant a lot for me. I'm thankful that my former students remembered to greet me. :">
PS
I'll make another post about my experience in the Philippines during Teachers Day.
Thanks Crizzy! |
Thanks Ysa! |
The greetings meant a lot for me. I'm thankful that my former students remembered to greet me. :">
PS
I'll make another post about my experience in the Philippines during Teachers Day.
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