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Saturday, November 19, 2011

Celebrity Story Saturday 14

Welcome, Mrs. Hasselberg!
Mrs. Hasselberg is one of our second grade teachers, and she is a master of incorporating new concepts and ideas into her classroom. Not only is she a favorite teacher and friend of mine, she is another volunteer reader! I used to have to twist people's arms.... er, encourage people to be on the blog, but now I have teachers coming out of the woodwork!

Mrs. Hasselberg will be reading a Skippyjon Jones book. If you've never experienced the hilarity of the Skippyjon series, you're in for a treat. They are about a kitten who is convinced that he is a chihuahua. The best thing about the story today- Mrs. Hasselberg's grasp of Skippyjon's Spanish accent!

Enjoy!


I can't seem to get Youtube to upload the video. I'm not sure why, since it's under 15 min. I'll keep working on it.
CHES teachers, I have it saved on my hard drive, so if you want it for Monday, I can get it to you.

Students- I'm sorry you have to wait to hear it, but you can visit THIS page that will take you to some books!


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