It is His work. I am like a little pencil in God's hand. That is all.
He does the thinking. He does the writing. The pencil has nothing to do with it.
The pencil has only to be allowed to be used.

Mother Teresa

Sunday, September 5, 2010

Meet Samuel

Birthdays are huge here in Colombia! In second grade we do these things to make the day special for the birthday boy/girl: I put a balloon in their pencil cup and crown them birthday boy/girl, with a special birthday cake hat; we sing to them in English and Spanish; I eat lunch with them; the student presents a poster with pictures growing up, their family, and things they like to do; I interview them about their favorite things; and finally we put together a birthday book with little birthday messages from their classmates and teachers.

So, I had the idea to use birthdays as a way to give you a chance to learn a little about each of my students individually. So, after a student's birthday, I will post a picture along with a little bit about them and some ways you can pray for them!

Meet Samuel!

Sam's birthday was on Friday. Some of his favorites are: color-blue, food-pasta, sport-soccer, book-Dr. Seuss, game-cards and Chess. He has two older sisters. His classmates appreciate him because he is nice, a good friend, good at soccer, and funny! Sam has a big, warm smile, a good sense of humor, and lots of energy!

I see Sam as a leader among his friends and peers....pray that he will use this gift in a God-honoring way and will be a positive example in the classroom and school.


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