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Lesson Plans


Re: Millennium

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San D Hasselman (kprs)
Wed, 30 Jun 1999 23:03:46 -0400

Judy's post reminded me of the following, which was 'way' cool, and kinda
strange months later. I participated in a First Night activity New Year's eve
l997. We posted a post card to ourselves with what we wanted to accomplish in
the year l997, and then the First Night Organizers held our postcards until
December l997 and sent them to us. My husband and I had a great big laugh
over what I didn't accomplish, but hoped I would. Top of the list? Loose
weight, ha!ha! (well you can see I am an eternal optomist!)

San D

Stenger - Judith DiSalvo wrote:

> Hi Jill,
> Last year I gave the kids (6,7, and 8) a sheet divided into 4
> sections--it had a
> fancy border& graphic just to make it more official looking. At the top
> it said: My goals for the year 2000 are: with the instruction that they
> were to draw themselves attaining four of their goals. On the back, there
> was a month by month chart with the instruction: This is what I plan to
> do each month toward my goals. I had them write it that part. They then
> presented their goals and plans to the class. I thought it was important
> to attach a plan of action so they would understand the difference between
> dreaming and reaching.
> Judy