I’ve been posting for several days about my teaching experience at the Mississippi Whole Schools Institute. Here are some more examples of Fibonacci Folding Books made by teachers in the workshop I team taught with Julie Owen. Aren’t they amazing?
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They are amazing–but just as amazing or more so is that you get the photos taken, dumped to your computer, cleaned up and then posted–all while re-entering your family life, hosing your older sister and preparing and helping pack for your family’s vacation!
YES! Amazing!! I love these. And I hope you are hosting your sister and not hosing her (I couldn’t resist, as the image is so funny!) All is well. Happy vacation! xoxox Debbie Wiles
Debbie,
At least once a visit, I have the urge to hose that crazy woman.
You could make a great Fibonacci Folding Book with one of your photos. I bet you’d have a ball!
Sarah
They are amazing–but just as amazing or more so is that you get the photos taken, dumped to your computer, cleaned up and then posted–all while re-entering your family life, hosing your older sister and preparing and helping pack for your family’s vacation!
YES! Amazing!! I love these. And I hope you are hosting your sister and not hosing her (I couldn’t resist, as the image is so funny!) All is well. Happy vacation! xoxox Debbie Wiles
Debbie,
At least once a visit, I have the urge to hose that crazy woman.
You could make a great Fibonacci Folding Book with one of your photos. I bet you’d have a ball!
Sarah