As this year's project slowly starts up, I think am am most excited to read about everyone's adventures getting to know new friends in another country. For those of you having trouble envisioning what K Around the World actually LOOKS like once you have started, this post from Tasha Cowdy's (@tashacowdy) classroom in Japan might give you some great ideas:
Kindergarten Around the World
If you blog about the project on your personal or classroom blog, I would love to link to it here. Alternatively, if you don't have a blog, but would like to write about your expereinces, I am happy to add you as an author here, so we can all share in the fun.
I am so delighted to be a part of this amazing journey around the world with all of you and your students! Special thanks to Tasha for sharing her progress.
Smiles and sunshine from Canada;
Amy
Helping our very youngest students become world travellers, even before they own passports.
Friday, November 11, 2011
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Hail, hail, the gang's all here!
Welcome to the online home of Kindergarten Around the World 2011-12. This site is (obviously) still in its infancy. If you have ideas or suggestions to share, hit me in the comments. I am SOOO excited to travel the #kinderworld with all of you this year.
More content coming soon. In the meantime:
Smiles and Sunshine from Canada;
Amy
More content coming soon. In the meantime:
- add this to your bookmarks or rss feed reader
- post a comment or a question
- follow me on twitter (@happycampergirl)
- follow the #kinderworld hashtag on twitter
- and come back soon!
Smiles and Sunshine from Canada;
Amy