In my continued quest to pollute young minds with my dangerous and radical ideas.
05-21-06, 01:11 PM
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In my continued quest to pollute young minds with my dangerous and radical ideas.
Teaching first grade can sometimes be like having your own little robot army.
At my suggestion, a few of them made these cards that promote cycling. Notice that none of the bikes have rear derailleurs.
If anyone wants to make spoke cards out of these, I don't think the kids would mind.
At my suggestion, a few of them made these cards that promote cycling. Notice that none of the bikes have rear derailleurs.
If anyone wants to make spoke cards out of these, I don't think the kids would mind.
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Heroic. Absolutely heroic. Next lesson, U-Lock justice?
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Those are awesome!
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If your students are using you as their basis for their bicycle knowledge, then it looks to me as though you ride a recumbant.
Do you need to confess something to us?
Do you need to confess something to us?
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05-21-06, 02:21 PM
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using the same logic...it also seems as though one of your rides has no chain. how does that one work? sounds interesting....
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"Oneless Car" sounds like a zen buddist koan, when it's written without spaces like that.
I feel the need to ponder it's true meaning...
*sits in seiza position, eyes half open, half closed*
I feel the need to ponder it's true meaning...
*sits in seiza position, eyes half open, half closed*
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next, you'll be taking them on a critical mass ride
warms my heart to hear of teachers like yourself...good job.
warms my heart to hear of teachers like yourself...good job.
05-21-06, 04:53 PM
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ok first off---awesome.now,not dissin your kids and not tryin to hijack the thread but i couldnt help myself.
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Originally Posted by trial-sin
next, you'll be taking them on a critical mass ride
warms my heart to hear of teachers like yourself...good job.
warms my heart to hear of teachers like yourself...good job.
05-21-06, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by spencer
ok first off---awesome.now,not dissin your kids and not tryin to hijack the thread but i couldnt help myself.
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Originally Posted by MrCjolsen
Some of those were &#$%& funny. Of course, the true impact of primary school art cannot be appreciated until one has seen themself drawn in the style of a 7 year old Picasso on ritilin.
Kudos, MrC.
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When I was recently employmentaly challenged I painted a mural
on a wall of my wifes office. She works with 'problem' kids in the school.
I would ask each kid to help me and knowing that I rode a bike into
the school they always wanted to talk about BMX bikes. I dont
know anything about them but I tried and we had a good time.
Kids love bikes....If we could only find a way to get more of them to like
them into adulthood !
on a wall of my wifes office. She works with 'problem' kids in the school.
I would ask each kid to help me and knowing that I rode a bike into
the school they always wanted to talk about BMX bikes. I dont
know anything about them but I tried and we had a good time.
Kids love bikes....If we could only find a way to get more of them to like
them into adulthood !
05-21-06, 07:38 PM
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Originally Posted by -=Łem in Pa=-
Kids love bikes....If we could only find a way to get more of them to like
them into adulthood !
them into adulthood !
