My RAK happened during a grad committee meeting during a noon hour. During the meeting, the grade 12s were going over ideas for the 2010 grad hoodies. Adam happened to be in my room at the time, and he offered to draw their new design for them.
As we were rushing off to get home on October 30th. Sheldon in Grade 7 stopped me outside to thank me for organizing the Halloween afternoon activities! Wow! I really appreciated that!
Today I was at the canteen and I was thinking about buying a pizza bun when Peter came along and offered me a dollar. It was very kind and I really appreciated it.
Lucille said... Returning from sick day on friday, Marshall comes in the room and says:"Where were you on friday, Mrs. Beaudin? When you aren't here, things fall apart and things aren't the same when you are not with us, Mrs. Beaudin" November 9, 2009
Lucille said... Monday morning, all computers are ocuupied except one computer which has no "mouse". I request a student give up their computer so Leona can print her assignment before morning class. Jay goes into the "lost-and-found" student basket and he finds a mouse, a ball for the mouse, repairs it and proceeds to connect it the Leona's computer.
When we were in band abd these kids were bugging me about something and Kirsten told them to stop because they wouldn't like it if I said stuff like that to them. After she told them to stop they stopped.
As I was in social Studies was doing a review and I wasn't quite understanding something and Ms. Sakio came over with full patience, explaining in full detail everything i didn't understand.
last year arond christmas my friend Nicole had this really pretty nrcklace and i thought it was so nice. The next day she bought me the same one so we could be matching i thought that was very nice
One day after school, Brittany and Chantal walked by my classroom and noticed that all of the chairs had not been stacked. So, they kindly did them all for me.
This RAK is the biggest RAK I have ever seen (And I have seen alot of RAKs). Erik (who is absolutly amazing) bought me a cookie for $0.25. And then he didn't even ask to pay him back. What a nice guy eh? And what a RAK!
Mme Fleury said ... In my grade 9 français class, Jessica has been very kind and thoughtful in explaining things to Nicholaus, helping him to adjust to our school.
In the spirit of Christmas there appears to be some RAK's going on in the school! The following was left in one of the RAK envelopes:
Wes- Noted for giving James a chocolate chip cookie when he was hungary and a can of sprite when he was thirsty at drivers ed. James- Noted for sharing his chocolate chip cookie with Wes
I had a wonderful RAK today. I returned to school at 1:00 from a field trip, my arms full of bags and supplies. At the end of the day I noticed that I had misplaced my much-loved Canada red mittens in all the confusion of unloading. I searched through all of my things but could not find them. Knowing that I would not be able to buy another pair, I was upset with myself. They are my favorites! I decided to check the lost and found, but doubted they would have been turned in. As I came to the lost and found box, my beautiful red mittens were nicely placed right on top! Hooray! This kindness made my day. To whomever did this: Thank You. :)
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One day I was in a rush getting ready for school and I forgot my lunch at home. Then at lunch time Katie offered to buy me lunch from the canteen!
My RAK happened during a grad committee meeting during a noon hour. During the meeting, the grade 12s were going over ideas for the 2010 grad hoodies. Adam happened to be in my room at the time, and he offered to draw their new design for them.
As we were rushing off to get home on October 30th. Sheldon in Grade 7 stopped me outside to thank me for organizing the Halloween afternoon activities! Wow! I really appreciated that!
Today I was at the canteen and I was thinking about buying a pizza bun when Peter came along and offered me a dollar. It was very kind and I really appreciated it.
Lucille said...
Returning from sick day on friday, Marshall comes in the room and says:"Where were you on friday, Mrs. Beaudin? When you aren't here, things fall apart and things aren't the same when you are not with us, Mrs. Beaudin"
November 9, 2009
Lucille said...
Monday morning, all computers are ocuupied except one computer which has no "mouse". I request a student give up their computer so Leona can print her assignment before morning class. Jay goes into the "lost-and-found" student basket and he finds a mouse, a ball for the mouse, repairs it and proceeds to connect it the Leona's computer.
On halloween Kennedy and Joelle in grade 7b complimented on my costume when no one else did.
When we were in band abd these kids were bugging me about something and Kirsten told them to stop because they wouldn't like it if I said stuff like that to them. After she told them to stop they stopped.
On Halloween, I couldn't get my costum on so Nicole helped me.
One day I wasn't doing well so Robyn had baught me a brownie to make me feel better.
As I was in social Studies was doing a review and I wasn't quite understanding something and Ms. Sakio came over with full patience,
explaining in full detail everything i didn't understand.
last year arond christmas my friend Nicole had this really pretty nrcklace and i thought it was so nice. The next day she bought me the same one so we could be matching i thought that was very nice
One day I was down and Joelle cheered me up by making me laugh.
One day I forgot my spoon and Joelle gave me ten cents to buy one
One day after school, Brittany and Chantal walked by my classroom and noticed that all of the chairs had not been stacked. So, they kindly did them all for me.
I was short on lunch so Rebecca from 7A gave me some food of hers.
This RAK is the biggest RAK I have ever seen (And I have seen alot of RAKs). Erik (who is absolutly amazing) bought me a cookie for $0.25. And then he didn't even ask to pay him back. What a nice guy eh? And what a RAK!
Ryley helped me down the stairs on my cruthches
Mr. Kleban let me eat some chalk
Mme Fleury said ...
In my grade 9 français class, Jessica has been very kind and thoughtful in explaining things to Nicholaus, helping him to adjust to our school.
In the spirit of Christmas there appears to be some RAK's going on in the school! The following was left in one of the RAK envelopes:
Wes- Noted for giving James a chocolate chip cookie when he was hungary and a can of sprite when he was thirsty at drivers ed.
James- Noted for sharing his chocolate chip cookie with Wes
I had a wonderful RAK today. I returned to school at 1:00 from a field trip, my arms full of bags and supplies. At the end of the day I noticed that I had misplaced my much-loved Canada red mittens in all the confusion of unloading. I searched through all of my things but could not find them. Knowing that I would not be able to buy another pair, I was upset with myself. They are my favorites! I decided to check the lost and found, but doubted they would have been turned in. As I came to the lost and found box, my beautiful red mittens were nicely placed right on top! Hooray! This kindness made my day. To whomever did this: Thank You. :)
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