The Christian Chronicle: Today's visitors talked with us about what different colors of fruits and vegetables help us with

Friday, November 8, 2019

Today's visitors talked with us about what different colors of fruits and vegetables help us with

Today was a great Friday. We started with our Eagle Adventure program this morning. This is the program that is helping us learn how to eat healthy. I wish I had such a program when I was young. (See photos below.)

Then we finished cards for our Veterans and discussed our reading assignment.

We also took our spelling test.

We finished our subtraction across a zero assignment to day, as well.

We did get to do some computer time for Istation math.

Have a great weekend.

Don't forget that book orders are due the 14th.

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About Mrs. Christian

This fall, I started my 35th year in the classroom, my 27th year in third grade. I graduated from East Central University in the summer of 1984 and began my teaching career four days later as an all-day kindergarten teacher.

After six years of teaching in my home town of Wetumka, I moved to Enid, then to Moore, and finally to Shawnee.

I had thought I would retire from Moore Public Schools, at some point. But then, life happened. I got married, after thinking I would never go down that road ever again. I commuted the full second semester from Shawnee. The drive was way too hard on this old lady. Fortunately, Mrs. Noble and I found each other. I truly believe Will Rogers will be my last school. I have many years of teaching ahead of me, and am excited to spend them in Shawnee.

I have been fortunate to win a number of awards in my years as a teacher, including being honored twice in Enid as Teacher of the Year at Glenwood School. I also received the Enid Air Force Association's Teacher of the Year for two years, and have been nominated for its state and national awards. I have presented at state and national conferences and have been designated as a Master Teacher by the Oklahoma Energy Resource Board and work as a teacher-trainer for science curricula throughout the state. I also co-authored OERB's second elementary curriculum, and I am the co-author of a new picture book, O is for Oil.

I am a faculty member for one of the nation's most prestigious professional development organizations for teachers, Pathways to Literacy, and I am also active as a trainer of teachers for several statewide organizations.

School picture day is November 7

Friday, November 8, 2019

Today's visitors talked with us about what different colors of fruits and vegetables help us with

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