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Mira a Brenda como compartir tu historia/mensaje en el padlet

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Watch Stephanie explain how to get started sharing your story with Padlet.

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 When I was born into my family one of the biggest blessings I received, is I get to have Christine Vanderbundt as my aunt "Polly." She is the person I think of when I hear the word kindness. She embodies a type of kindness that is felt not seen. It is a feeling of calmness and safety in her presence. It is her never judging listening ear, the small gestures of affection, and the compassionate perspective she brings to the world. I am so grateful to be her niece and have her as a role model! 

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 When I was born into my family one of the biggest blessings I received, is I get to have Christine Vanderbundt as my aunt "Polly." She is the person I think of when I hear the word kindness. She embodies a type of kindness that is felt not seen. It is a feeling of calmness and safety in her presence. It is her never judging listening ear, the small gestures of affection, and the compassionate perspective she brings to the world. I am so grateful to be her niece and have her as a role model! 

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Words & Artwork by Ms. Butler's 4th/5th grade class.

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her coffee is her favorite

she loves dogs her favorite book is all the light you can see

she brings me lots of JOY!!!

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Edna McClure, the first woman vice-president of Bamberger / R. H. Macy's department store.

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Edna McClure, the first woman vice-president of Bamberger / R. H. Macy's department store.

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I was raised with the family story of my grandmother, Edna McClure, being the first woman Vice-President of Bamberger's/Macy's department store in New York.

It wasn't until I found an album that my grandfather created with numerous newspaper clippings, that I realized how important my grandmother's job was to her and as a woman's story in a male dominated workplace.

Due to family financial misfortunes, my grandmother and her sister dropped out of school to work at Macy's in New York in 1926. From salesclerk she went rapidly to assistant buyer in negligees, then assistant buyer in cotton underwear. Finally buyer of silk underwear. In 1939 she was named Merchandising Executive Vice-President. She was the first woman to be appointed Executive Vice-President in the history of Macy's.

My grandmother always spoke of her career with pride. She would say that she was very happy to have a nanny available to help raise her two sons, freeing up her time for her career. When she became pregnant with her third child (my mother), the family story is that the head of Macy's called her into his office and asked for her resignation as it wouldn't look good for a mother of three to be continuing in her position. I believe my grandmother would never have resigned if she hadn't been asked. But she did, to much fanfare, as you can see in the attached photo. I'm struck by exactly what it looks like to be the only female executive at Macy's in 1942.

I do believe that her strength was passed on to her daughter, granddaughters and great granddaughters. We were all raised with the knowledge that a woman can and should "sit at the table".

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She is really funny

Last year she was my teacher

She is really kind

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Words and artwork by students in Amanda's 1st grade class and Shannon's 3rd grade class at DLV Elementary

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Words and artwork by students in Amanda's 1st grade class and Shannon's 3rd grade class at DLV Elementary

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Words and artwork by students in Amanda's 1st grade class and Shannon's 3rd grade class at DLV Elementary

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My mom, Anne, enjoying some of her homemade pie.

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My mom, Anne, is superwoman to me. She grew up in a family of 9 children, raised by another phenomenal woman and loving husband. She was an excellent student and graduated high school a year early. She attended some college before running off to Alaska to adventure with my dad. Once they became parents, my mom and dad staggered their work schedules so they could care for us. Once we were in school, my mom often worked two jobs in order to make ends meet and have access to health care. And yet in my memory she was always around - cooking, cleaning, caring for us, and coaching our soccer teams, taking us to the beach, helping with our homework. She was determined to give my sisters and me good teeth (braces) and a college education. She did! She also gave herself good teeth and obtained her college degree later in life.

She has many talents, including making the best pie all from scratch. She probably reads more than 50 books a year. She calls and keeps tabs on each of her siblings. She shows up anytime any of us need her. One of her greatest joys is playing frescobol (Brazilian smash ball) on the beach and she used to say it was her “test” for our boyfriends. She runs circles around all of us still.

She is now in full grandma mode and is caring for one or more grandchildren several days each week. She still works and juggles it all while staying positive, energetic, kind, open to change, and taking care of her own mind and body. Quietly thinking, doing, caring all the time. Never broadcasting all that she does. I know there are many women like her that are quietly holding families and the world together through their love and care. Thank you, mom, and all the other superwomen too!

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Words & Artwork by Ms. Butler's 4th/5th grade class.

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This summer I got to go with my 10 year old niece to Taylor Swift's Eras Tour. The way that Taylor Swift's music has created such a special space for people of all generations to come together and celebrate girlhood has changed my life. I will never ever forget this amazing moment I got to share with my niece.

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Words & Artwork by Ms. Butler's 4th/5th grade class.

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Words & Artwork by Ms. Butler's 4th/5th grade class.

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I remember

a pillar of

a woman

who cast

a shadow

Do you remember me?

Perhaps there was nothing to

remember

I was a child

left in a bar

No

dropped off at a woodhouse

by a father looking for a party

Do I even remember you?

You swayed when you spoke

You said you are

a huntress

No

you won

both competitions

Too big and

strong to just be one

No

You proved

we can be more

I wish I were that strong

My dad had left me at a bar

No

had dropped me

at the woodhouse

A restaurant that only serves

booze

He was going to a party

I treasure the knickknacks

you drunkenly gave me

No

the pen is broken

the pennies are spent

You swayed too much to

remember me anyway

But I remember you

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Sidden's photographed at Bonny Doon School. Creator: Shmuel Thaler | Credit: SCS Sentinel

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Stephanie's 31-year career in education began at Soquel District, where she worked as a classroom teacher for 15 years. After that she moved to UCSC, where she contributed to the Masters of Education program, assuming her role as a mentor and guide for aspiring educators. She also worked as principal at Aromas School.

But it was at Bonny Doon Elementary School where I had the privilege of experiencing her extraordinary leadership firsthand.

During her nine-year tenure as principal and superintendent at Bonny Doon, Stephanie transformed the school into more than just an educational institution; she nurtured it into a family. Her ability to create a school that felt like home is a testament to her exceptional leadership qualities. Under her guidance, the school didn't just excel academically; it also became a certified green business, reflecting her commitment to sustainability and future generations.

Stephanie's impact resonates beyond the walls of Bonny Doon. She touched the lives of every student, every family she served, fostering a sense of community and belonging. Personally, she was more than just a boss; she was a mentor and a catalyst for growth.

Stephanie, thank you for your service, your mentorship, and your heart. Your impact will be felt for generations to come.

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Words & Artwork by Ms. Butler's 4th/5th grade class.

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Bisan Owda - Palestinian Film Maker/Activist

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Bisan Owda - Palestinian Film Maker/Activist

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Bisan risks her life daily to bring awareness to the genocide currently taking place in Gaza.

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I come from a long line of incredible women record setters: Annie Jump Cannon, Gladys Marion Jump, Marion Salta Burns, Ellen Burns Little

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I come from a long line of incredible women record setters: Annie Jump Cannon, Gladys Marion Jump, Marion Salta Burns, Ellen Burns Little

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Annie Jump Cannon was an astronomer born in 1863 who discovered a way of organizing and classifying the stars, which is still used today. She also discovered over 300 stars. She helped women gain acceptance in science and paved the way for future women in the field. There is a children's book about her, a US coin dedicated to her, and countless remarkable accomplishments. She was deaf most of her life.

My Great Gram, Gladys Jump, was also a record setter being a single mother raising my grandmother while a yeoman in the Navy during WWI. She is on the Military Women's Memorial in Washington DC and is currently being researched for her work with the famous archaeologist Warren Moorehead while working at Philips Academy after the war. Her unfortunate death was due to a malfunctioning door on the Green Line in Boston, which also created future safety mechanisms.

My Gram was a brilliant, strong-willed woman raised in boarding schools while her mother was away at war. She ran away from Notre Dame once to try and find her father, traveling to NH from MA at age 9. She too was a woman of many firsts, winning national awards and getting a perfect score on her SATs.

She then went on to raise my Mother, an outstanding artist, specializing in oil on canvas, who went to Wellesley College like the women before her, and raised me as a single mother in my early years.

These women are strong, amazing, smart, brave and bold. I have such gratitude for the path they paved.

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Words and artwork by students in Amanda's 1st grade class and Shannon's 3rd grade class

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When my Mom passed at 88, it was up to me to deliver her eulogy. I was faced with the task of summing up Mom’s life, of describing its meaning, of capturing her essence. At first I was clueless about where to begin. Then I remembered that when I was a kid, my Mom and Dad loved bird watching. That gave me a theme, but I couldn’t remember any birdwatching stories.

Mom was a pack rat so I went through  her closet, looking for clues. I found a poem:

When I die, I will come back as a bird,

Spreading my wings and gliding on air currents

When I die, I will come back as a bird,

Serenading  my neighbors with a happy voice, Reminding them to enjoy the beauty that surrounds us

When I die my ashes will fly to the stars

And I will come back as a bird.

NOW when You hear a bird song, You will know that’s my Mom  reminding you          Joy Sings In The Beauty That Surrounds Us

From Greg grw@ix.netcom.com

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Words and artwork by students in Amanda's 1st grade class and Shannon's 3rd grade class at DLV Elementary

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She is very kind

she helps me when i need it

just like many teachers do.

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She’s a woman of kindness and quiet strength. She’s patient, supportive and loving. She’s dedicated, intelligent and thoughtful. She’s a seamstress, a quilter, a collector, a cook, a business-savvy, family-driven, cabin and critter-loving lady. She’s a Soquel Knight alum, the wife of her high school sweetheart and the most loyal of friends. She’s my “I just want to be at mom’s house with a blankie and a yummy dinner.” She’s Grandma to my furry babies, the mother of my husband and the woman who helped make all my dreams come true. Thank you, mama Gayle: my life would not be the same without you and I’m grateful and inspired by you everyday.

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she likes coffee really much

she likes nature ,books and us

she loves dogs and loves teaching

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Generations of Strong Women! -Elizabeth Shaw

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Generations of Strong Women! -Elizabeth Shaw

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My HERstory relates to the immense fortitude and strength present in the women on the maternal side of my family. My great-grandparents and grandmother were raised on a native American reservation in Poplar, Montana. Their tribe is Assiniboin, part of the Sioux nation, and the reservation is Fort Peck. Life on the reservation was tough for a number of reasons, including poverty and rampant alcoholism, and it left an indelible impression on my grandmother, and through her, to my mom and her sisters. My great-grandparents took their two daughters (one of whom was my grandmother) off to Chicago when they were teenagers, to join the vaudeville circuit as "Indian Dancers". Chicago during that time was also tough, but they persevered through poverty and were able to get by on what they earned performing as "The Indian Family" with their native headdresses and clothing. My grandmother raised my mother (and her two other children) alone, trying to find ways to support the family, barely able to make ends meet at times. My grandmother found ways to keep afloat by singing in nightclubs and sometimes even breaking out the native headdress and clothing to try to attract a wider audience. She also found it necessary to hide her native heritage from the closed-minded neighbors and community members who harbored disdain and prejudice for people of color. She never talked about her reservation or her status on the tribal rolls, and she never quite got over her sense of shame. My mother met and married my Irish father, and as the last of 5 children, I inherited his red hair and fair skin. My mother is on the tribal rolls of her Assiniboin tribe, but you would never know by looking at me. The roots of poverty grow deep, starting with life on the reservation, to Chicago, then to my own family. My mother supported our family as best as she could, and we barely knew we were "poor". I only found out when kids at school bullied me for my thrift store clothes, and working in the cafeteria so I could get free breakfasts. I always had food to eat at home, and clothes to wear, so I really didn't notice. It wasn't until later that I realized we never had health insurance, and I didn't go to a dentist until I was almost 13. And found out I was almost legally blind in one eye only because they did free vision testing at my school. Through it all, my mother was my champion and protector, instilling in me the same strength to survive adversity that has been passed down from mother to daughter through generations. I am one of only 2 females in the entire maternal side of the family to have graduated from college, and I would never have dreamed that possible without my mother encouraging me. Now I'm on the other side, encouraging students and striving to instill in them confidence and tenacity despite challenges they face. My siblings and I inherited my mother's land on the reservation, and we all feel the responsibility of keeping the tribal land protected. I feel honored to be part of this amazing bloodline, and look back on our family as a lasting testament and a big part of my HERstory.

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bones are her favorite

she likes to play a lot too

and she is funny

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my mom is cool and beautiful. my mom loves cooking and she's pretty. my mom brings me joy.

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Words and artwork by students in Amanda's 1st grade class and Shannon's 3rd grade class at DLV Elementary

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(for my Nanima, your memory lives on)

To the woman

my mother

said

I still

adore

I wish I knew

you better

To the woman

whose face

is

a cloud

to me

I want to see

your thunder

To the woman

whose name

I

trace on

the stone

I yearn to know

your outline

To the woman

who snagged

on

a tangle

of lives

I will escape

for us both

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The Toros originated as a women’s recreation league soccer team in 2008 and became, and continues to be, a women’s club of sorts that I will attempt to describe in words here.

The team was initially formed by two groups of sisters: the two Durant sisters and three Geisler sisters. At the time, the Durant sisters, Jessie and Kira, were very into dance choreography; so yes, “Toros” does stem from the undoubtedly fabulous 2000 movie “Bring It On”. History has it that attempts were made at a name change that first year of play, but nothing better was brought to the table, which I’m personally glad for. The remainder of the original team came together from cold-calls off the city’s free agent list for the league, and these initial calls to join the team are still remembered fondly by those who formed that first team.

My origin story with the Toros is also something I won’t forget, and maybe those reading this will think the term “life changing” is overly dramatic when used to describe what is on the surface only joining a recreation league soccer team, but it was just that to me. I had been in California for about a year, having moved straight out of college from upstate NY. I fell in love with so much around me, but making new friends proved challenging. I called the city’s parks and recreation to be added to the free agents list and was told my best shot of joining a team was to show up on game day. So, I did, reluctantly, and with lots of nerves. Teams were getting ready to play, and as I lingered between both groups of teams getting ready a member of the red clad team (now one of my best friends) asked if I could play, like at that moment. I rushed home to get my gear, then made it back to play in the second half. I remember how nervous I was playing that game, I wanted so badly to play well enough that they’d let me join permanently (this league was/is no joke, we have so many amazing female athletes in Santa Cruz!). I’m pretty sure I played terribly due to how out of shape I was, but summer is a hard season to get numbers for games, so they let me join and I eventually got in shape enough to continue!

After joining up, I quickly realized how lucky it was that I landed with this squad of women. While on the field, they genuinely enjoyed playing together, most of the time there was a collective happiness on the field and they were fiercely competitive; the seriousness that they took the league made it all the more fun to play. Off the field, they showed up for each other in small and big ways and each was a leader in their own way, rocking at life in their respective careers, at home as partners/wives/moms, and many of them were incredible athletes. Being around this group of women, it was easy to be inspired to be better, and I found my Santa Cruz family (as many other women had found on this team). After sixteen years (!), the Toros continue to inspire, nurture, teach, and LAUGH with those lucky enough to find them. Once a Toro, always a Toro.

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She is really fun

i like her really much, fun

she likes driving, fun

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She is so nice to me

she is very nice

she is so helpful.

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my cat is so cute

and he is so cuddly

and he is playful

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As the Environmental Literacy Coordinator for the Santa Cruz County Office of Education, Amity stands out as a guiding light in nurturing environmental stewardship among the youth of our community.

A key part of her work at the Santa Cruz COE is facilitating the Youth for Environmental Action (YEA) Leadership Team. Under Amity's guidance, YEA serves as a platform for young environmental leaders to connect, collaborate, and drive change.

Through her work, Amity is encouraging our community's young minds to identify issues they care about and take action. It's this empowerment that's creating a new generation of environmental stewards, deeply connected to their community and the planet.

Our community, and indeed our Earth, owes a great deal to Amity. Her dedication to nurturing a connection between young people and their environment is creating a ripple effect of positive change. Amity Sandage is more than an educator; she's a catalyst for a greener, more sustainable future, inspiring others to take care of the planet we call home.

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She is really fun

I like her really very much

She likes driving, fun

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Words and artwork by students in Amanda's 1st grade class and Shannon's 3rd grade class at DLV Elementary

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A woman of strong coffee and strong opinions, Eloise Pickard Smith believed art could change and transform people's lives and shortly after arriving in Santa Cruz in 1963 with her historian husband, Page, she started an independent art gallery on the UCSC campus with shows of such talented artists as William Dole and Wayne Thiebaud. She was the first director of the California Arts Council, appointing it’s founding council members (including Ruth Asawa, Peter Coyote and Gary Snyder). She started the Santa Cruz Cultural Council and the Spectra Arts Program, the MAH (originally a gallery upstairs in the downtown public library) and at the time of her death in 1995, she had put top quality instructors of art, poetry, music, bookbinding, ceramics, mural painting, etching, calligraphy, design, fine woodworking, music, writing, and theater in all the men’s and women’s prison in California as part of her Prison Art’s Project. And, as if that was not enough, she was an excellent artist in her own right, working in oils, collage, assemblage, handmade paper, and junk sculpture, to name just some of her mediums. But her real talent was in living a full, inspired life filled with beauty, grace, and humor.

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Words and artwork by students in Amanda's 1st grade class and Shannon's 3rd grade class at DLV Elementary

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Her favorites coffee. She loves nature and teaching. And she brings me joy

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Mrs. Chih-Teng Foo Chien ( 1888 "DaSheChou",China - 1998 Santa Cruz, CA. U.S.A.)

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Mrs. Chih-Teng Foo Chien ( 1888 "DaSheChou",China - 1998 Santa Cruz, CA. U.S.A.)

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Survivor of Boxers Rebellion 1890s; Chinese Civil War 1910s-19?? ; Japanese occupation of China 1937-1945; Wars in China 1937-1945; Communist Chinese Revolution 1949-1950s. Lived in British Crowned Colony of Hong Kong; Tokyo, Japan before immigrated to Santa Cruz, Calif. U.S.A. Could not run fast due to the bound feet custom in the old China, she was carried out of war torn China on the back of one of her generation/family friends, the late Perter Wong who was buried in Los Angeles, California after immigration to Houston, Texas in the 1980s. Maternal grandmother out lived her son-in-law who took her in to "America" by ten years, the late Dr. M.T. Cheng, D.D.S. in British Hong Kong, Chinese Cookery Aide and China Szechwan Restaurant helper/worker after immigrated to Santa Cruz, Calif. U.S.A. in the 1970s. The Licensed Dentist with the British Colonial Government in Hong Kong, B.C.C. made the first "false teeth"(denture) in the 1950s/1960s British Hong Kong for his mother-in-law, communicate with his Mandarin speaking mother-in-law, in Cantonese and Shanghainese and mandarin Chinese. Father, the late Dr. M.T. Cheng, D.D.S. in Hong Kong , B.C.C. received his dentistry training from the French Jesuits Catholics, staffed at ShangHai's French Concessions' Aurora Modale (University), trashed by the Mao's red guards in the late 1950s and sent those staff who remain behind to guard the University, to North Vietnamese style of re-education camp. Note details mentioned in Father John Clifford's book titled: In the Presence of my Enemies, 1960s University of Santa Clara Press. One way or the other, maternal grandmother she, outlived her son-in-law by ten years. She joined him and other relatives and in-laws in Heaven on Oct. 8th, 1998 at 110(111) years of age. Born in a year of the pig, she appeared on NBC centurions birthday announcement presented by weatherman at the time, Mr. Willard Scott, on Labor Day weekend in the 1990s when she was 104(6) years of age. A 4" by 6" photo taken-submitted by grand-daughter-Juliana Cheng, a photo that was accepted by NBC producer at the time in the 1990s. Will try to upload the 1990 print here if I feel like getting it done. However a professional image of the 1960s grandmother could be found on the back cover of the hard copy of "Chinese Home Cooking" by Julia Cheng. 1972 Kodansha Publication Company, Japan. First Chinese cook book published with photos in color!

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she is very helpful she gives out so many surf tickets she is very nice she is one of the best helper teacher in the world her favorite color is a green and blue mixed together she wears glasses she is a very good person she likes drinking coff'e

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A poem by Tara Fatemi Walker, for my mother Fereshteh Fatemi (my inspiration)

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A poem by Tara Fatemi Walker, for my mother Fereshteh Fatemi (my inspiration)

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she really loves dance

she is nice and so funny

she loves me a lot

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Snowflake is a Parakeet

She always eats her food

She is a beauty

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loves to read her books

she likes to walk our dog

likes to play with our dog

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she is so funny

and her nickname is panda

she is so wholesome

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she loves teaching 3 grade

she loves so much coff'e

she loves so much nature

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she is really funny

last year she was my teacher

she is really kind

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1 She helps us with our work

2 She is one of my teachers

3 she likes books and coffee

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she's my best friend here

she also plays with me all the time

she also like catching gecos

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Line 1 Coffe is her favorite

Line 2 she loves natrue and she loves books Line 3 and she brings us joy

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peewee is my dog but she no longer stays on earth I will always miss her she will always be in my heart :) <3

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Words and artwork by students in Amanda's 1st grade class and Shannon's 3rd grade class at DLV Elementary

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she loves coffee

she loves us

she loves Quiet

she is kind

she loves homework

she loves Teaching

she loves Writing

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she is very kind

with a big sense of humor

i love her very much.

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my mom I love her, and she loves me. she loves cooking and she love plants. she is the best mom in the world. I am so lucky to have her.

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Words and artwork by students in Amanda's 1st grade class and Shannon's 3rd grade class at DLV Elementary

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she is so funny

she is a good friend to everyone

she is amazing

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she's really nice with me

she also buys me food

and i just love her

as my sister

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Words and artwork by students in Amanda's 1st grade class and Shannon's 3rd grade class at DLV Elementary

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Mrs.Beck is the best teacher. Mrs.Beck loves teaching kids and loves plants. Mrs.Beck is so cool and so pretty. Mrs.Beck is the best teacher in the world.Mrs.Beck is cool she love teaching shes the best

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Words and artwork by students in Amanda's 1st grade class and Shannon's 3rd grade class at DLV Elementary

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Words and artwork by students in Amanda's 1st grade class and Shannon's 3rd grade class at DLV Elementary

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Here are some additional photos of Team Toros from over the years.

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Words and artwork by students in Amanda's 1st grade class and Shannon's 3rd grade class at DLV Elementary

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she is a good sister

she helps me on my homework

she is amazing

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Kayla is the nicest girl I could ever have .Miss beck is a great teacher ! Grammy Ann is a great teacher too!And they all are my friends!

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she like's to help us learn

she is a good person

and a chill teacher

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Tania is my friend and shes the best I meet her in first grade that is when we became friends.

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Lydia is so funny and she sit next to me she is so cool.

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she brings me joy. i known her for so long

and i consider her my BFF and she is really kind.

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she loves cats very much

she is caring to others

she is very smart

she is nice

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coco and kitty are my cats they are so cute when I am sad they make me happy they like playing and like me giving them a head rub and it is so cute.

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My sister is so cool she is the best sister in the world.

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she is a funny and a great person she has lots of kindness in her and she is really good at drawing and painting and she is a good friend to me and her other friends the color that she likes is the color pink

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Jennifer is my best friend and I met her in 1st grade and that's when I told her "do you want to be friends" and she said yes I was so happy to have another friend. and that's how me and Jennifer became friends.

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Grammy Ann is the best helper

you can ask for

she is so so so kind to everyone

she has been with me for a very long time

i will always love her:)

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my grandma is the best she makes me stuff she likes cooking and she like doing more stuff.

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she is very kind

she loves me so very much

she is so creative

and she is so beautiful.

I love my mom so much

I will always love her.

and she will always love me too.

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she is very nice and funny

she like's to play with all her friend's

she like's to do art and she very good at it she is 8 year's old and the person that is writeing for the kit is me hi my name is mason i'm a funny guy i help kit every day and that is fine with me i don't know much about kit but she is a nice person and i didn't tell you how old i im so i i'm 9 years old and it wah nice meeting you bye.

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Fablola is my best friend she is cool and she is nice she is a good friend.

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Grammy Ann is a amazing teacher helper and she helps all of the students in this class and that so kind of her.

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she is a great mom

she is a funny person

she likes our cat smores

she has two kids (me and my brother)

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Mrs.Beck she is the best teacher in the world she likes teaching kids and likes plants she is the best teacher in the world.

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Aubrey is my best friend and she's so kind I think I met her in 1st grade and i am so happy that she is my friend she always brings me joy and happiness.

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kit is a funny and nice person she loves the color purple and blue and she also likes the color green she is a amazing friend to me and her other friends she is very fun to play with she likes playing in the park,and talking, and also playing castle battle she is a good friend she likes her friends and her brother hank and playing with new people she likes drawing and painting and she is one of the people who created Bug club in are school kit is a very into drawing real things in real life she is the bestest friend I could ever had she is one of my best friend she is creative and if I was not her friend I would have no one to talk to or even play with her she likes cats she want's a tea cup puppy she has a cat named smores she is smart she likes reading lots of books she likes reading mystery, love books and others she is a really good friend she does soccer and she does hip hop she also does soft ball she is going to turn nine years old her birthday is April 11 she goes to Del mar school we met in 1 grade she asked me if I wanted to be her friend an I said yes she likes wearing jeans she likes sleepovers she likes dancing she loves Taylor swift and Lord of the rings she LOVES watching stranger things and she likes making funny faces her nick name is kit cat and she likes eating cupcakes she also like eating cheese pizza she likes playing at the park she loves doing cursive she likes wearing flare pants she likes wearing fluffy jackets if I weren't her friend I would be really sad and that's all about kit

Love : Sofia

P.S hello

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Grammy Ann is nice and she is a good helper to Mrs.Beck she helps in math.

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Jennifer is a very kind person.

i think she is a supportive, wonderful

and a creative girl.

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she is a funny friend who is very kind to all.

she loves lord of the rings

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sofia is a amazing friend and I am so

thankful to have memories with her.

she likes looking for bugs around the field with me!

she is from Mexico she has 3 sisters .

we met in first grade now we are in third.

if she wasn't in my class I would be so sad :(

she always brings me so much joy

her favorite animal is a tea cup puppy

and her favorite color is baby pink

she also dose cheer she likes stanger things

she likes reading mistery books

I'm so happy she is my bestie

we made a club named bug club

she is caring to everyone

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she is the vest helper in math that I ever had and she is such a kind person from Tania

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Tania is my best friend and I known her for so long

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Her name is willow stiles she is almost 9 years old she

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Lydia

Lydia is so cool she is funny. Lydia is my friend and she's a good friend.

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That's what my best friend Aubrey's faborit animal and I know that how do I know that you may ask well because. her dog died ones and she had a hard time but its okay because I'm always going to be her friend her dog died when she was she/he baby I think but me and her friends aka also my friends will always be there for her.

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Words and artwork by students in Amanda's 1st grade class and Shannon's 3rd grade class at DLV Elementary

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Words and artwork by students in Amanda's 1st grade class and Shannon's 3rd grade class at DLV Elementary

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Strong, brave, disciplined. Evolved and evolving still at 86. Steward of the land, minder of the stock market, creative soul who is our biggest cheerleader in life. Thank you for all the love and support Mother.