noel crowe

[noel crowe @noelcrowe4]

@TBarton42 @bkobett It was a good reminder to constantly be thinking about what our kids can do and build and on what their strengths are, rather than always trying to assess what they can’t do. Great webinar.

[noel crowe @noelcrowe4]

A6 reading, walking in the neighborhood, playing cards with my boys, lots of Zoom meetings with different groups of friends, scrapbooking #LFLionchat

[noel crowe @noelcrowe4]

A5 Zoom has been great to connect and work with my kids #LFLionchat

[noel crowe @noelcrowe4]

A4 shout out to Laurie Cummings for delivering books to all of her students and two of mine!! Of course I don’t know how to tag!🤦‍♀️#LFLionchat

[noel crowe @noelcrowe4]

A3 take it one day at a time. Let the kids know you’re there whether it’s to help with work or to help them emotionally, they can contact me no matter what. #LFLionchat

[noel crowe @noelcrowe4]

A2 seeing my kids faces on video conferencing! I also have a student who is extremely quiet and he’s the first one on every day and he is talking up a storm! Not shy at all! ❤️!!!#LFLionchat

[noel crowe @noelcrowe4]

#LFLionchat A1 Noel Crowe, 4th esol. Favorite book since home “What the Wind Knows” by Amy Harmon