Today's elementary school visit was good. This is the same school that I was at last week to donate the children's books. All of the kids were very happy to see me. Unfortunately, I had to leave before the second shift of kids, grades 1-5, started. Since my student was teaching the older, first shift of students (grades 6-9), I wasn't able to do any hobnobbing with the younger set. I managed to go to each class today for one of their English lessons. It was great.
This is the 6th grade class. The room is tiny. I was standing at the very back.
Students were able to immediately use Crayola markers I gave to the school.
If I had views like these from my classrooms, I wouldn't be spending much time paying attention!
This is the library in action. The principal pulls out a bunch of books and places them on a desk in his office. Between classes, students come in, sift through the piles, and choose books to check out.
Washoe County Library donated a handful of old "Read" posters that they were no longer using. The school's principal put one up in each of the classrooms. 
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Thanks for the follow up pictures and comments about the 'library' - you are doing such good things for these students and teachers! Maybe I should send you a driver's handbook to give to the bus driver!
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