Maisie really got into her project and has had endless questions about Anne Frank and wants to learn even more about her. For their project today, the children had to read their book, make a poster and then dress up & present as their person.
The children did one presentation for just their teacher and classmates (the one I videoed) and then they opened up the “museum” and using just their posters, did a shorter presentation for the children in other grades as they passed through. The video is a long one but IMHO, totally worth watching to the end as I think my girl did an A-Maisie-ing job! Enjoy!
One of Eammon’s favorite meals is Chicken Tikka Masala and I found a wonderful recipe that is made super easily in the slow cooker. The only problem with this recipe is that the smell of it cooking all day long drove us crazy anticipating the meal. Check this one out by clicking on the link or the picture to be taken to Cook Lisa Cook and the recipe.
More curry recipes on Cook Lisa Cook include: Curried Grilled Thai Chicken Salad, Curried Shepherd’s Pie, Mom’s Curried Chicken Salad, Thai Massaman Curry, Home Style Chicken Curry, Shrimp & Vegetable Madras Curry, Lamb Curry, Red Curry Chicken, Slow Cooker Chicken Curry, Red Chinese Long Bean with Peppers & Red Curry, Red Curry Soup, Hearty Beef Curry, Roasted & Curried Veggie Soup and Curried Israeli Couscous.
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I can't believe that she is only seven because that presentation is better than what my 7th grade students present. She is one amazing girl!
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Oh my goodness, Maisie did such a wonderful job portraying Anne Frank! Thank you so much to your amazing, intelligent, sweet daughter, for telling the story of a young girl, whose life and the unfathomable reason for her death (and the death of six million others) should never be forgotten.
ReplyDeleteI've been following your blog for years, watching Maisie grow up into the amazing girl she is, and although I don't personally know your lovely family in "real life", I feel so proud of Maisie nonetheless. She truly is a special girl, who will surely grow up into a remarkable, kind-hearted woman one day and will no doubt will do great things in her lifetime. For one, I wouldn't be surprised if we all see gymnast Maisie in the Olympics one day, proudly representing our country. :)
Thank you for sharing Maisie's excellent presentation with us all. I'm sure Anne Frank and all her family would be very proud to know Maisie chose to learn about her, and to share her life story and the history it teaches, with others.
Ms Maisie is one smart cookie! My 7 year old is in first grade, and he couldn't believe that the poised little girl presenting was his age :)
ReplyDeleteWow Maise did really great. I watched part. Looks at up every couple of minutes etc.. really great. Good reader and great subject Anne Frank. She is so cute.
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Totally awesome! She is so cute. I remember my kids doing a very similar thing back when they were that age. She is growing up so much! I hope you are feeling okay. Sending my love.
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