"I recently posted about how different our "expat assignment" has turned out than I expected in "An Unexpected Expat Life":http://www.gn-st.com/2013/02/third-culture-story-unexpected-expat.html
Also, thanks to Jodie at Growing…"
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Michelle Nott replied to Jackie Higgins's discussion Weekly Blog Share March 17-23 in the group we teach: we're bloggersMichelle Nott posted a status"'Tis the season to travel. No matter what happens on the road or in the air, what's important is getting there. http://ning.it/TY3lLn"
Michelle Nott replied to Carolyn Wilhelm's discussion Blog Share August 12, 2012 in the group we teach: we're bloggers"The magazine story is called "The Tooth Fairy Apprentice." It's link is http://www.gn-st.com/2012/04/tooth-fairy-apprentice-revised.html
The story to be published as an Early Reader is a revised version of "My Frog and the…"
Michelle Nott replied to Carolyn Wilhelm's discussion Blog Share August 12, 2012 in the group we teach: we're bloggers"Hi everyone,
I just wanted to share some good news...two of the stories on my blog have been picked for publication - one in a magazine, one will be published by an educational publisher this coming year as an Early Reader.
Thank younfor…"
Michelle Nott posted a status"Evie and the Beanstalk - a fresh twist on a classic story.
http://www.gn-st.com/2012/06/evie-and-beanstalk-revised.html"
Michelle Nott posted a status"My latest story, The Tooth Fairy Apprentice, has been published in Quail Bell Magazine. http://ning.it/IFmUqn"
Michelle Nott posted a blog postThe Tooth Fairy Apprentice
The Tooth Fairy Apprenticeby Michelle Nottwww.gn-st.comChoicesTooth Fairy fluttered in with such grace, no one could say she was a day over 150. Her dress was made of the finest rose petals. And her wand - with every good deed, it shone brighter and brighter. If only we could be as well-traveled, well-read, and refined as she...Tooth fairies are the…See More
Michelle Nott replied to Tonya Dirksen's discussion Would you like to exchange buttons? in the group we teach: we're bloggers"Thank you.
Best,
Michelle"
Michelle Nott replied to Tonya Dirksen's discussion Would you like to exchange buttons? in the group we teach: we're bloggers"You have a lovely blog site. I added your button to my blog, www.gn-st.com
Good luck with everything.
Michelle"
Michelle Nott replied to teachmama--amy's discussion world read aloud day, march 7 in the group we teach reading"I would like to invite everyone to discover a new story on Good Night, Sleep Tight (www.gn-st.com). Click on any of the several types of stories: fairy tales, animal tales, friendship tales, etc. Perfect for World Read Aloud day, each story is…"
Michelle Nott posted a status"Why French Parenting is Superior...Really?
http://www.gn-st.com/2012/02/third-culture-story-why-french.html"
Michelle Nott posted a status"If you know of any girls going through a "princess phase," this story is for you.
http://ning.it/x7Na4z"
Michelle Nott posted a blog postHolding in the Flames: A Dragon's Dilemma
We all lose our tempers. Adults are stressed out by work (in and out of the home). Children get frustrated by what seems fair or not. In this story, a little dragon has to face the consequences of blowing out his flames too hard. Luckily, his fire-fighter dad is there to remind him how to control this potentially dangerous emotion called anger.Visit Good Night, Sleep Tight to read the full story.See More
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Tooth Fairy fluttered in with such grace, no one could say she…
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Happy Birthday! A Cultural Countdown
Each day, everywhere in the world, a child is born. Each year, everywhere in the world, children wait eagerly for their birthday party. So, let the countdown begin!
This multicultural story for ages 2-6 introduces counting backwards and days of the week. Although the readers and children will pick up some words and phrases in the languages presented, they will most importantly learn that other cultures exist, that even if children are different around the world, they are very…
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Third Culture Story: School - getting that culture right
It should be common knowledge that not all holidays are celebrated in every country and if they are, not always in the same manner. Here's a story about how I live-and-learned this lesson...
"Free-flying without a lesson plan"
I am one of those women who just always imagined herself as a stay-at-home mother. My mother was. I assumed I would be. Once my children would be school-age, I also assumed I would be a room mother, on the PTA board, and/or…
Posted on February 6, 2012 at 5:30am
Holding in the Flames: A Dragon's Dilemma
We all lose our tempers. Adults are stressed out by work (in and out of the home). Children get frustrated by what seems fair or not. In this story, a little dragon has to face the consequences of blowing out his flames too hard. Luckily, his fire-fighter dad is there to remind him how to control this potentially dangerous emotion called anger.
Visit Good Night, Sleep Tight to read the full story.
Posted on December 5, 2011 at 6:04am
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Carolyn Wilhelm said… Hi, Michelle, and welcome to We Teach and the blogging group. I have been in Brussels and lived in the Netherlands one year (83-84). I have lived most of my life in Minnesota, USA. Welcome and I'm looking forward to getting to know you better. Carolyn
- At 10:53am on November 15, 2011,
teachmama--amy said… Hello, Michelle, and welcome to 'we teach! We're so glad you're here!!
So happy you've joined our forum, and we look forward to learning from you! Hopefully you will find this group as supportive and awesome as we all do, and you can find tons of cool ideas that you can use. When you get a second, please stop by to update your profile-add a photo, some information, and join any and all groups that interest you. Have fun, and we look forward to getting to know you--
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amy
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