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06-06-2013, 08:04 PM
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Today a couple of young fellas in my year 4 class needed to make a prop of a car for a play they have coming up later on in the week. I showed them a picture of my Shockwave blue XR6 and told them that I would give them an 'A' if they could make their prop look like my car.
So what do you think? Do they get the 'A' On a side note I feel that I have fulfilled my duty as an educator by ensuring young Australians fall into the right camp. The Ford camp. |
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A bit of a laugh today
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