While they certainly do not listen to everything I say, my sons, 6 and 5 years old, don’t seem to miss anything I do. The same goes for Pam.We could ask the kids question after question about subjects they are not engaged in and get the bare minimum of responses, only enough to confirm they… Read more »
Dropping my kids off at schoolWhen my son drops some unexpected knowledge on meClassic Christmas moviesA good handyman’s skillsFree shippingA bottle of wine and a movieEating steamed crabs when it’s freezing outA night away every now and againStrange finds on Assateague’s beachBanking with local banksPicking my kids up from school
Showell Elementary School third grade students recently created models of the Associative Property during Rebecca Johnson’s math class. Pictured are Ryan Springle and Jayden Hayward.
Students in Jen Spicer’s third grade class at Ocean City Elementary School are learning how to use equal groups and arrays to represent multiplication number sentences. Pictured are Tobias Walas, Mia Lovitt and Aiden Nguyen.
Stephen Decatur High School seniors Michael Todd, Kyla Walker, and Rachel Bourne welcome visitors during American Education Week. SDHS opened its doors to over 100 parents, relatives, and community members throughout the week.
Berlin Intermediate School “Fishing Academy” had a “JAWsome” experience learning about sharks. Captain Mark Sampson of Fish Finder Charters, came to talk about sharks. Above, back, are Gavin Schaffer, Robyn Hurley, Jeffrey Eichelberger, Daniel Juarez, Dakota Martin and Dulaney Kerns; and front, Bailey Schweinberg, Mildred Sanchez Cruz, Zach Powers and Sampson
Mackenzie Cathell, a fourth grade student at Ocean City Elementary School, recently made the selfless choice to donate 14 inches of her hair to Wigs for Kids, which provides wigs to children who have lost their hair due to chemotherapy, radiation therapy, burns and Alopecia.
Showell Elementary School third grade students recently created models of the Associative Property during Rebecca Johnson’s math class. Above, Abbigale Weeks and Addison McDaniel are pictured.
Watching a movie with my kids can be frustrating for me, but it’s nothing like the anxiety that Pam is forced to endure.She is a person who does not like interruptions during movies, and I recall friends years ago lovingly retelling a story about how they were in a movie theater with her in Vermont… Read more »
Fashions in the 1890’s and early 1900’s were far more formal than what can be seen in Ocean City today. In that era, people dressed up to stroll on the Boardwalk. Men wore hats and suits — or at least a coat and tie — and women wore long skirts, fancy hats and long sleeved… Read more »