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To sum up Ghana, I will quote from a bumper sticker:
"On judgement day you'll wish you had Jesus stickers on your car"
Four days later I can cooly admit that my post about my first day at school was the nicest I could have made it... in reality my first day was hell and I cried when I got home...
but since then, the school is awesome... I'm tag-team teaching the oldest kids (a much smaller class of only 22 students and located on an outside wall so it is much less noisy... my first class was directly in the middle).
My goal for the class is to get them all reading by the time I go... they are so eager and I am reading them a chapter of the Boxcar Children Book each day and they're so excited to someday be able to read it on their own. Special thanks to Kyra and Rowntree... I've used tons of the ideas you gave me already such as the jolly phonics, spelling flash card things, rainbow spelling, etc. Definitely would not know what to do if I hadn't spent those two days at school so thanks again.
I'm going to keep this brief because I'm attempting to post some pictures... and keep using my gmail address or replying on the site if you want to talk to me.. I've discovered Kumasi's fastest internet spot so it's all good now.
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Anchal
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Oh, Lindsey *BIG HUG*. I was thinking only you could have taken aday like that and made it into something so positive. That's so much like you. I know you're doing a beautiful job of everything out there, and that all of your efforts will pay off. Lots of love.