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Date: Thu, 24 Oct 1996 19:46:26 -0400
 Oct 24 19:43:15 1996
Date: Thu, 24 Oct 1996 19:16:08 -0700
halbei@k12.oit.umass.edu>
Subject: HS soc studies, French teachers: Cameroun students need help
From: Christine Talbert <talbert@EROLS.COM>

Subject: ELEM: Christmas stories
My brother Eric recently received a letter from students in Cameroun.
The students were the subject of an Amnesty International alert when
they were jailed and tortured for peaceful protest at the University of
Yaounde.  Eric participated in that alert and the students got a copy of
his letter and wrote back to him.  I see their letter as an opportunity to
learn about the world we live in and do something meaningful for
subjects of torture.  I have the letter in the original French and in
the English translation.  If you know of a social studies teacher or
French teacher who would be interested in seeing the letters, you
can e-mail to me or write or e-mail to my brother.

Eric Halbeisen
P.O. Box 203
Monroe MI 48161-0203
soukous@aol.com

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Johanna Halbeisen
Woodland Elementary School(K-4)
Southwick, Mass
jhalbei@k12.oit.umass.edu

Hello again!  It seems all my questions are answered here, so I might as
well try again!

My supervisor has just asked me to do some "storytelling" for a Christmas
function we are putting on at school.  I have done storytelling before,
but never with Christmas as the theme.  Does anyone have any good stories
(religious or not) to tell, or good resources to turn to?  My supervisor
indicated that she would prefer that I actually tell the stories and not
read them.  This will be for  K-6 grade students.

Please mail all responses directly to me, and I will be glad to post a
hit when I have compiled them all.

Thanks so much!
Christine Talbert
talbert@erols.com
Web Page for Library Media Specialists
http://www.mgal.com/media