Hola listeros, Who else out there works in a high poverty middle school with 30+ kids per class (and 7 classes/day) or a similar situation? I'd like to connect with you!! Thanks!! Patricia อย่างจริงใจ * patti* On Thu, Jan 30, 2014 at 8:44 PM, Kate Kuravackal <donakuravackal@xxxxxxxxx>wrote: > That's awesome! Here's another fun one - last year one of my first year > students was trying to tell me which snack she had brought to school. She > covered her one eye and said "arrrg" and then said "nalgas" (one of the > MANY words for your bottom in Spanish). > > Wait for it . . . . "Pirate booty" - the popcorn snack. It took me a few > minutes and then I burst out laughing and of course everyone else wanted to > know. > > Priceless. > > > On Tue, Jan 28, 2014 at 6:34 PM, Stel Schmalz < > sschmalz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> Today in my 6th grade class (1st years), as we were going over >> vocabulary, one kid interrupts me to ask me "Que es zanahoria de hielo?", >> Hmmmm I ask him to repeat b/c I don't get it but another kid figured it >> out and added "en la casa" at which point a few others got it and were all >> saying "si, si" and adding, agua, mucho frio, hielo, casa, zanahoria! >> >> Finally I figured it out- they were all circumlocuting "icicle". We >> then had a great time learning the word "Carambano"! When would you ever >> teach that word in a regular/non-OWL class? >> >> So much fun! I love OWL! >> >> Stel >> > >