I called my hubby and he was gracious enough to bring down some socks and a new pair of shoes - girls shoes. I never would have thought of doing this in the past, but something made me just do it. Have you ever done something above and beyond for a student?
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Hi! I found you through Farley's Linky...I'm in NV too!
ReplyDeleteYour RAK is amazing and I'm sure your student will never forget your generosity and kindness.
Happy Holidays!
Aimee
Primarily Speaking
Yum that shake sounds amazing. I think that was the sweetest RAK. I might need to do this too.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful R.A.K.!! I know, it is hard to see our sweet students in sad situations. I'm glad to hear you were able to help her out!!
ReplyDeleteMolly
Lessons with Laughter
I love that you bought your student new shoes! I bet she was glowing all day! She will always remember you, you changed her story. We are so blessed to be in a position to make a positive change in the lives of kids. I am your newest follower! What a great blog!
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http://inthatroomwithheidiharrell.blogspot.com/
You are so sweet! Who knows how much of a difference that will make to that child's outlook on life?
ReplyDeleteI love your store! Thank you so much for your generosity. I would love to have your Capitalization Packet.
Thank you and Merry Christmas!
maestra.kirra (at)gmail.com
I found you through Currently and am now a new follower. I picked your blog because I live in NV too! Isn't it fun to see where people are from?
ReplyDeleteI often have kids with hard lives in my class...but two stand out. I decided to do a secret Santa for one little boy in my class, his sister and mom. We gathered everything up including a tree and Christmas dinner and my husband and sons went to deliver the gifts (I did not want him to know it was from me). They still tear up when they talk about the reception they got that day. The second was a combined effort of a few at my school. This time my husband borrowed a Santa suit and he went with a son and son-in-law.
Terri Izatt
tizatt@ecsdnv.net
KinderKapers
That is so kind of you! I love your idea of doing random acts of kindness!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! It is so creative! Thanks for sharing...
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Brigid
Brigid's Daily Lesson Log