Re: Cinco de Mayo

["Carolyn I. Gundrum" <webmistress@MIKIDS.COM>]

Hola ~

We have a large population of Hispanic students that come back from Texas,
Florida and Mexico when the blueberry season begins here in Michigan.

We have a wonderful migrant teacher and assitant at our school and we
celebrate Cinco de Mayo.

We have an assembly where the students dance, they do morning announcements
in Spanish and English and ask trivia questions and we have Mexican food at
lunch.

In the library, I have the students read the bilingual books with another
student - one speaks Spanish, one speaks English.


I have created a webpage too!

http://www.mikids.com/CincodeMayo.html   (which is always being worked on)




Carolyn I Gundrum, B.Ed. (UBC) M.A. (WMU)
The "Resourceress"
Waukazoo Elementary School,
Holland, MI USA 49424
'Links to Learn' is a free, educational website  http://www.mikids.com
gundrum@mikids.com

The single most important activity for building the knowledge for
 eventual success in reading, is reading aloud to children.
                "Becoming a Nation of Readers"

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