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ERMA SMITH | ||||||
I have recently retired from teaching in the elementary school. I have a passion to teach Native American children. I have started a grassroots program called "Grandma's Gift". I read to a kindergarten class once a month and take a snack and books from the Dollar Store. Each child is given a book. I enjoy the contact. I have made contributions to a program called "Books for Ghana" The progrm was started by a woman from Ghana who is starting libraries in Ghana. Can you imagine not having books to read? The people in this area of Ghana don't have books. "Still I Rise Book Club" I love this theme; because it reminds me there are greater heights to be reached. Living isn't over until it's over. There are new things to be learned every day. &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& MY MOST MEMORABLE MOMENTS 1999/2000 Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ Sedona, Az (solo trip by car from Tempe) White Mountain Apache Reservation (Alchesay High School) Khraeem Abdul Jabar was a coach at this high school and wrote about it in his book, My Sojourn on an Indian Reservation. I spent 3 days visiting schools. July 18-23 Harvard University, Cambridge, MA Standards and Accountibility Workshop Arts and Communication Committe, Timken Regional Campus: San Francisco,CA Memphis, TN Denver, CO Camping Trips to : Aspen, CO Moab, UT Gallup, NM Santa Fe, NM "Life is a glorious banquet a limitless and delicious buffet." Maya Angelou |
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