"Try being a middle school PE teacher and have everyone bring their "Balls" in! I have blown a lot of it off but if it gets to much then the real"balls" can go to ISS and the basketballs go in the bag!"
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Jeannine Metzger commented on Alan Sitomer's blog post The "sex ref" softballs my freshman boys wallop out of the park.Jeannine Metzger commented on Jeannine Metzger's photo
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"This was taken on Friday Oct. 30th, 2009 after having a snow day the day before. We were missing several students as our buses could not go off road because of all the snow."
Jeannine Metzger replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion Introductions"Hello, I'm Jeannine Metzger from Gordon, NE. I teacher on the Pine Ridge Reservation by Pine Ridge, SD. I'm a board certified Physical Education teacher. I love technology and how it enhances the learning. I'm always looking for ideas…"
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- Shannon County/Wolf Creek Elementary School
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- I have been teaching Physical education and Health for 14 years. Last year I received my National Board certification. I would love to develop my program to instill 21st century skills.
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- At 10:17am on November 24, 2009,
ddn59@7sopaporn said… - Hello.
My name is Sopaporn.
My My nickname is Ray.
I study at Datdaruni School inThailand.
i'm in Grade 11.
I want to be have a new friend for advice on computer programming.
I need advice from you.
THANK YOU
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