Award Time and Something Fun


Fun in First
I was awarded the Versatile Blogger Award while on vacation at Monterey Bay, California. (One of my favorite places in the world.) Award first, then something fun.

I am totally flattered by Dana who awarded me this award!  It made my day! Thank you for taking the time out of your busy day to read my little blog. I was awarded Versatile Blogger Award from Dana at Fun in 1st grade. 


Here are the seven rules to follow when receiving this award:
1. Thank the blogger who nominated you.  
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2. Include a link to their blog.   check!

3. Include the award image in your post.  check!
4. Give 7 random facts about yourself.   
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5. Nominate 15 other bloggers for the award.  check!
6. When nominating, include a link to their blog.   
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7. Let other bloggers know they've been nominated.  
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Seven random facts about me-
-I grew up in California (love Monterey Bay).
-While in high school, I was an exchange student to Australia.
-While in college, I taught preschool.
-My younger sister is an Aerospace Engineer.
-I have complete 3 half marathons.
 -I’m the only red head in my family.
-I just finished my endorsement in early childhood special education.

And the Award goes too:

Last weekend I was playing at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. I love this place for all the things they let you touch. They are such a family, learner friendly place, so worth the drive. Two of my favorite exhibits were the jellyfish and sea horses. Below is a video that I made to share. You will also find a freebie, inspired by jellyfish. Have a wonderful weekend.




Oh, by the way there's a sale on at my store. Stop by and check it out this weekend.


3 comments:

  1. Awesomeness!! Thanks for nominating :)

    I tried sending your Fraction unit to the email you gave me but it bounced back. Would you mind sending it again?

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  2. Thanks for nominating me for the award!

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