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SURVEY!!!!!

Posted on December 14, 2011 by wk079458

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/FALL2011FRO

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Hey gang! so as i said before i want to have one on one with all (no, not a boxing match) of you before the semester is over to connect to each and one of you better so i have a better idea of who my class is and what makes everyone tick. i will post the times that im free on so please respond and put down the times you would like to meet up and what idea you would want us to do, (whether its coffee, lunch, hookah(titus), or anything!!) just give the idea!

im free:

Monday: 9:30 – 1:00, 4:00 – 8:00

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurday: 12:30 – 2:30, 4:00 – 8:00

Friday: 9:30 – 7:00

Saturday: will vary.

THANKS AND SIGN UP!!!

-Woo Kim

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Community Service!!

Posted on October 11, 2011 by wk079458

HEY YA’LL! I will be posting the community service and i need all of you to vote on the day and time to serve the Community service!! please dun stall or wait. When you see this post please notify the others and please urge them to vote ASAP!!!!

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“reading parties M-F and we try to arrange them at 10am, 2pm and/or 4:40pm. “

“Our reading parties last about 1.5 hrs. We ask volunteers to arrive 15 minutes before the arrival time for the children. The children are coming from all over NYC and sometimes can be late so we usually aim for volunteers to take an hour and a half even though it can be less and the actual reading party lasts an hour. Our activity plan for the reading parties (subject to change) is as follows:

Children arrive, greet volunteers
Circle time: each person -child and adult- introduces themselves and says something about themselves (favorite color, animal, book, etc)
After intros, a previously selected book is read as a group. Volunteers will read aloud and sometimes the children will too depending on age and shyness.
Volunteers will buddy up with children (usually 1-2 children per adult, sometimes more) and read a book chosen by the child from our reading center library.
Snack for the children provided
To close the reading party, children will receive a pair of new PJ’s and a book. Children receive PJ’s per season thus, if a group of children come in Oct and then again in Nov, they will only get a new book in the latter.”

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