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Science 101

I’ve been off this whole week as it’s spring break here and I planned to accomplish a million different things, mainly spring cleaning. Of course just regular old life gets in the way and the these past few days didn’t roll out the way I’d hoped.

I actually didn’t even get my supper dishes in the dishwasher last night. So much for being extra with the cleaning.

I did do something fun and out of the ordinary yesterday though. A few weeks ago my boss, the Dean of Health, sent an email to all the instructors asking if anyone would be interested in helping judge the science fair at one of our schools. It just happens to be the school where my three older kids went from K-8 and where Sid goes now to Kindergarten and Preschool. Plus it’s right across the street.

So I said sure, I’ll help out and conned another instructor to come with me. It was the best time! This sounds lame but last night I was thinking, when was the last time I had that much fun?!

My co-worker and I judged the grades 4-6 projects and they were all so impressive. The kids were excited, enthusiastic and gushed over all of the details of their science experiments and findings. I thoroughly enjoyed asking them questions about the hows and the whys.

Definitely will be volunteering to do that again next year. I think I discovered who will be Canada’s first female Prime Minister, she’s currently in grade 5. Plus one other kid told me I looked thirty! I love them!

The pile of snow in our front yard! Temps have been beautiful though, Sid & I took the dog for a walk last evening

8 responses to “Science 101”

  1. I think that’s so cool. A few times I’ve resolved to visit my old junior high school on Howard Avenue, but never made it happen. I ought to do it before they think to tear it down. Glad to know you’ve enjoyed your spring break. Take care, CJ.

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    1. Thx Rob yeah i was skeptical as science was never really my thing but…pleasantly surprised at how it went!

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  2. a wonderful legacy

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  3. That’s wonderful. Great to hear about kids loving science too.

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    1. Yeah it’s cute because it’s optional for these kids, so really cool that they opted to do all this work! When I was in school it was mandatory.

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    Michael Williams

    🙂 I’m glad you are having fun this Spring Break. enjoy! and you do look 30! Mike

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    1. Mike c’mon…40 MIGHT have been believable (ish), but 30?!?! 😂
      But hey thanks ☺️

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        Michael Williams

        you must believe it! 😁🙏🏻

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