Showing posts with label break. Show all posts
Showing posts with label break. Show all posts

Monday, April 14, 2014

Happy Easter

Now that the assessment week is over and it is time for a break, I'm going to enjoy a few days to indulge in some free time and recharge energies. Spending quality time with my family will surely foster my stamina to face the last term of this school year. In the meantime, I wish you all a great Easter.

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Monday, December 16, 2013

Three Wise Women

Due to the Christmas season, school ends tomorrow for a three week break! Students are happy but teachers still have a lot of paperwork until friday! So, to light things up, I will be publishing funny stuff about Christmas, so that I can keep up with this week's tough agenda!
Picture via Pro.T - Professional Development
Conferencefor English Teachers
(FB page)
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Friday, June 28, 2013

Summer break

Due to the huge amount of paperwork I still have ahead, before I have the opportunity to enjoy some holiday refreshment, T@PT and I will have a break during the summer. Nonetheless, you are invited to continue visiting us, as I will keep on tweeting and scooping. Thank you for being there! I promise to return in September! In the meantime, enjoy your summer vacations and grant me the pleasure of keeping on follow(ing) me, if you please!

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Time to say good-bye...

Friday, March 22, 2013

Easter Break and more

It's high time to take a break and indulge in some free time, without worrying about the merciless early morning alarm clock or the everyday busy schedule. While T@PT is away, some important venues will take place around the world, and one is already happening today:
  •  March 22nd is World Water Day
Over twenty years ago the United Nations recognized March 22 as the first World Water Day. This year's theme is water cooperation. As the following photographs show, the need for cooperation on this precious resource is great, as some enjoy plenty while others suffer drought. Collected HERE are images of water and its many uses as we approach the annual World Water Day. (Source: The Big Picture
  • March 23rd is The Earth Hour
The Earth Hour is a movement that aims to unite people so as to protect the Planet. Follow this LINK to enter The Earth Hour website and find out how you can celebrate this venue in your hometown. Watch The Earth Hour official video HERE.
  • March 31st is Easter
Many Christians worldwide celebrate Easter with special church services, music, candlelight, flowers and the ringing of church bells. Easter processions are held in some countries such as the Philippines and Spain. Many Christians view Easter as the greatest feast of the Church year. It is a day of joy and celebration to commemorate that Jesus Christ is risen, according to Christian belief. (Source: TimeAndDate). In New York City, you can watch the Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival on Fifth Avenue. Each year on Easter the best of the bonnets are showcased along Fifth Avenue as New Yorkers celebrate the holiday by roaming the streets in their most festive spring gear from 10am to 4pm. The parade marches north on Fifth Avenue, starting at 49th Street, but the best place to watch is from the area around St. Patrick's Cathedral. (Source: NYC - the official guide)

Having said this, enjoy these so long expected Spring days and have a holy Easter with your beloved ones. Relax, have some fun and don't forget The Earth Hour's motto: 'I will if you will'. See you soon!...

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Monday, December 24, 2012

Oppa Santa Style

I wish all my followers and visitors a Merry Xmas! T@PT is taking a short break to enjoy the Holidays season but I shall be back in January. In the meantime, enjoy your Christmas and celebrate the arrival of the New Year dancing the 'Oppa Santa Style'!...

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Friday, December 14, 2012

Yo!santa@pole

                      A cartoon by Dave Granlund

To all my students, I wish you enjoy the most of this school break!... As for us, teachers, we still have hard work ahead! Yet, time will come to wish my peers Merry Xmas! See you next week!...
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