5 de mayo
May 7th, 2008 by jcavazosA message from across the world…
March 25th, 2008 by jcavazosBelow is a message from Vero. She shares some interesting details about her adventure in Moldova!
Noroc! (Hello in Romanian)My favorite 4th graders in the world!
Sorry for not writing soon, but I don’t have easy access to the internet, but I promise to bring some good stories every time I can. Moldova has been good to me, everyday I like it even more. Even though I must confess I don’t have running water, and sometimes it can be a pain, when I have to wake up early to get water from the well, heat it up, and bucket bath (remember it’s very cold over here!) but regardless I was lucky to arrive in the season of many celebrations.
The 8th of March was Women’s day, so every woman was congratulated and given flowers. Flowers in Moldova should be given in odd numbers and never in the color yellow, unless it is for a funeral.
Here are some interesting facts I’ve noticed about Moldova:
Greetings - Men do not shake women hands.
There is a superstition about whistling inside the house: one says that money will go away, this is why it is not recommended.
Another superstition says that if one sits at the corner of the table this person will not get married soon
Moldavians usually:
- Take their shoes off when entering a house
- Don not offer yellow flowers for celebrations
- Offer and odd number of flowers for celebrations and an even number for a funeral.
- Do not pour wine back handed
- Women do not pour wine for themselves but wait to be served. Men offer to serve women during meals.
- May persistently as questions about age, personal life and financial situations.
- Can be insistent with invitations
- Present money at wedding
- Women wear scarves on their heads in churches, and men remove their hats.
- During a funeral, men don’t wear anything on their heads.
- Take something for the kids’ when visiting someone’s house.
I wish you guys the best with the exams!!! I know you will do great!!
La revedere (good bye)
Vero
**SPRING BREAK**
March 20th, 2008 by jcavazosHouston Aeros Game
March 20th, 2008 by jcavazosCongratulations to each one of you who had the opportunity to go the Houston Aeros game. You all deserved this fun night due to your hard work and great behavior. Keep it up!
We are all very proud of you ![]()
Here are a few pictures from our fieldtrip to see the Houston Aeros.
Looking forward to the game!
Ready with the hockey gear
Smile
Ready boys?
Can’t wait!
We are going to have fun!
DWE 4th Graders
Chilly
Go Aeros!
Our 3 lucky winners!
Heading down to the ice
Listening to instructions
Group Picture
A picture with Bucke
Up close
In action
Awesome helpers!
4th Grader’s Rock!
Raul & Abdiel
4th Grade Rules!
March Birthdays
March 3rd, 2008 by jcavazosCamp Write-Along
March 3rd, 2008 by jcavazosThank you to all the students who came to the writing camp on their day off! We all had a great time.
Enjoy the pictures!
Early campers
Camp Counselor
Picnic Area
Follow the sign
Time for some camp songs!
Enjoying our lunch
Scouts
Ready to write!
It’s going to be fun!
Tour of the campsite
Campers at work
Learning is fun!
Gone Fishing
Great scouts
Always working together
Team work
Having fun?
Time to go
Singing our last songs
See you next time!
Valentine’s Day Party Pictures
February 14th, 2008 by jcavazosAfter hearing several students say, “This was the best party ever!” I know you guys had a great time. Here are few pictures of our party. Enjoy!
Click on the links to see more pictures.
The boys
Smile girls
Having a great time!
Mr. Treviño
Luis H, Stephanie & Hector
Celina & Miranda
Mrs. Honeycutt & Mrs. Benavides
Enjoying a cupcake!
Karla & the girls
Ready to eat!
Steve
Time to open our cards!
Eating delicious brownies
Say cheese!
Once again the girls
Hanging out
Having fun?
Great friends
Mrs. Benavides & Mr. Treviño
Great partners!
Mrs. Benavides & Mrs. Cavazos
Soccer Stars
Group picture
Three great friends
Luis H. & Alan
Friends
Dancing time
Cha Cha Time!
Keep the line moving!
Cha Cha Cha
Happy times
It all comes to an end!

