Halloween...At Last ^^;

[tigsara03]

Ok.
So I know it's way past Halloween. I actually wrote this entry over a month ago, and it's been sitting here waiting for me to set up instructions for the tissue ghost section, since I don't think everyone who reads this will know what a tissue ghost is.

Well, I'm too lazy for my own good. Also, I know that if I post this WITHOUT the tissue ghost

Comments

Halloween

[anonymous]

That was fun! Hey - I make tissue ghosts, too. Did you learn it from me?
Love,

Mom

Re: Halloween

[tigsara03]

Honestly, who else would I have learned it from???

[anonymous]

Mel,
You're so creative making the four corners game a halloween game was ingenious and doing the pictures for the card game. I'm proud of your adaptability as a teacher. It isn't an easy thing to pull off. Love, Linda

Halloween Classes

[anonymous]

I'm impressed. Such ingenuity, skill determination! That was so good you had better start preparing for next Halloween. I am proud of you and hope the Japanese school system appreciates you.
Love, Grandpa Fuchs

[anonymous]

This is a bit of a change from what everyone else has said, with the aww-I'm-so-prouds and you're-so-creatives, but what kind of moron thinks letting 3rd Graders run around screaming could possibly have a good ending. Although that could just be my American-child perspective.

Also, we called it Four Wall and it was the BEST GAME EVER. We always wanted to play it on rainy, drizzly, particularly humid, or not even moist at all days in the mini-gym. I had strategies for that game. Mostly cheating with Rosie, but still. Though we were never clapping once we were "out" in the mush-pot. We were whining about how unfair it was and trying to sneak back into the game using our mad uber-stealthy sKiLlZ. Again, that might just be an American-child thing, though. ^>^

-Erin

P.S. Death to the "fin."