Feb
13

Where shall we go today?

Filed Under (C-O (Cranford-Odom) Posts) by Mrs. Cranford on 13-02-2009 and tagged

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How excited it is each day when we sign onto our classroom blog and see that another country or another state has visited our blog! We have hung a giant world map in the entryway of our school so that all can share in our excitement. You see, we are the first class on our campus to attempt blogging, but we don’t think it will remain that way for long.  The red dots represent the people who are responsible for our enthusiasm.  For that we thank each and every one of you.

Now, where shall we go today? If YOU are reading this, we ask you, “If you could visit any place in the world, where would you go and why?



52 Responses to “Where shall we go today?”

  1.   Mrs. Lynch Says:

    Hi -
    I was born in Buffalo, NY… went to High School in San Diego, CA and started teaching in the Boston, MA area. I would love to travel to Australia with you. It is so much fun to meet people all over the world. I think this question of where you’d like to travel to is amazing.

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  2.   Greg Says:

    I would LOVE to go to Australia. I have never been but heard it is beautiful. I have been all over Europe and loved every minute of it but Australia would be a wonderful place to go!

    http://www.mraustinsblog.com

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  3.   Kyle Says:

    Hi, I’m one of Gavin’s classates, it is so neat to comment on your blog. If I would go anywhere in the world I would go to my ancestorial home in Scotland. I would love to go to there because I love golf and that’s where golf was invented!

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  4.   Pam Cranford Says:

    Thank you for the pingback. We are on Spring Break this week, but watch out when we get back. We are working hard on a great post linking some great sites to help others learn about our state of Texas. We do hope all will enjoy it.

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