Heres some pictures of the process and the outcome:
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| 'Monday Boy' wants a bicycle |
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| Kevin: The most enthusiastic child you could wish to meet! Kevin wants a soccer ball |
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| Ardellio: Charismatic lil chap! |
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| This Kid is great, awesome student and pretty hilarious. Last week he came in with a jumper that had a face thats mouth opened and he began to eat everything on my desk! He wants a notebook and Santa wants a pie. |
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| Mischievous little fella |
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| "Love Corey Teacher" apparently was meant to say "I love Corey Teacher." |
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| Amerikid: The Secret Spy. |
I also had a few cards given to me:
At the end of each class some students began to worry how Santa would get their letters or cards and I decided they should place them under their pillows Christmas Eve and Santa could read them. I took the cards in, placed them in a bag with Santa on and told them I would send them. To be honest I didn't expect any of the students to 'believe' in Father Christmas so I was a little unprepared for such childlike wonder, it did make everything seem all the more glorious!
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| Just because. |
