Enjoy the tour! :)

My classroom skeleton, "Bones" guards my Michigan State flag with pride as he wears his own lab coat!

Standing behind my desk in the corner, I have a view of all the kids. On my desk I have a lava lamp, an Albert Einstein action figure, and lots of other doo-dads that are super-enticing for the kids to play with. They think I am a total dork, but then follow their attitudes with, "Ahhh, hey, um, Mrs. Daniel? Can we play with Albert Einstein?" I just have to laugh...to be 14 again!

And finally...what science room would be complete without huge atom models and a life-size DNA strand climbing up the wall? Let's just put it this way...no student will ever be able to fall asleep in here! :)
3 comments:
Meg-
Love the pictures. Looks like an awesome learning environment. I am settling here in Mad-town. Look for an email with pics soon! Miss ya.
Christie
Meg....what a cool place! You're right----Middle School kids are always "too cool", but underneath, they're ready to be kids again whenever they're given the opportunity. You're going to be a great teacher, because you already understand that. They're lucky to have you!
Deborah McFalone, Executive Director, Curriculum and Instruction, Grand Rapids Public Schools ( Your Mom :-)
Looks snappy. Except for, perhaps, the State flag. Go Wolverines!!!
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