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Tuesday, October 12, 2010




Hello, again, dear students!
I am so proud of you all in your fund raising efforts for your Washington, D.C. trip. We had an amazing couple of weeks. You all worked so hard the weekend of Cranberry Fest and were able to raise almost $6000 selling cranberries, apples, used books and caramel apples. This past weekend you earned over $1500 selling cranberries, apples and cut-out cookies at Pumpkin Fest. Several of you worked very hard in the cafeteria clearing and washing tables all day.
There is another event this weekend - the huge community wide garage sale. There are over 30 of you signed up to work either the set up on Friday night after school or the sale itself on Saturday from 8 - 1pm. Work hard this weekend and we will be even closer to our goal of raising the $42,000 needed for our trip!
Please comment on today's blog to share your favorite moments while fund raising. Tell how you had fun while working hard for your trip. Share an inspiration that will help motivate others to put in more hours. Share a tip about how to sell to the public. Describe how you greet and talk to people in the community while you are working a fundraising booth. Or, tell about a conversation you had with a person that decided to make a donation.
Please remember to keep your comments school-appropriate and share them in such a way that your classmates will be inspired to try out your tip or piece of advice. Have fun blogging and be sure to check out the great pictures of some of the fund raisers you've already worked!

Monday, October 11, 2010

Hi, kids!
This is my first-ever blog, and I want you to try blogging with me. For my first blog post, I want to discuss your Fantasy Football Math experience. I have seen some beautiful changes and immense growth in you all throughout the four weeks we have been playing at fantasy football. I have seen such confidence and courage. Thank you for being willing to try it with me this year.

Now, I want you to reflect and comment on your Fantasy Football Math experience. Tell me how you've grown, what is easier, better, more accurate now than when you began. Tell me what you now can do math-wise with confidence. Also, please blog to me about whether or not you like fantasy football, but please include specifically why or why not.

I look forward to seeing your comments. I think we are going to have a great time blogging together :)