Showing posts with label Code Avengers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Code Avengers. Show all posts

Saturday, March 30, 2024

COVID-19, Vaccine, Masks, Church, Baseball and School -- March 30, 2024

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Covid-19 trends seem to be going down. Many people seem to be coming down with Covid-19 again, but the cases may be milder.  

More food aid is getting to Gaza, but there is still a risk of mass starvation. Israel is preparing to enter the last city in the south of Gaza, Rafah. President Biden called on the Israelis to be more careful of innocent lives. The whole world is calling for a ceasefire. 

The House is still delaying aid to Ukraine. The Republican Party is beholden to Putin. I am sorry to have to write that. 

The Giants have had a mixed record in spring training. It has been nice to see Pablo Sandoval again. He probably made his last appearance as a Giant during the Bay Bridge Series. 

Our former so-called president had until 25-March-2024 to post a huge bond after losing his real estate fraud case. His lawyers were able to get the bond amount reduced and to get an additional ten days. 

My students are making good progress with Code Avengers. 


Friday, June 9, 2023

End of the School Year -- June 9, 2023


Today was the last day of the school year at Good Shepherd School in Pacifica. I got invited to the faculty lunch at the Nick's, a Pacifica institution. People were happy and the food was good. I had fish and chips. 

I didn't get to start teaching until April, so we only had five sessions for each grade. This year I started teaching Fifth grade as well as K-4. There was a problem with the licensing for Code Avengers, so I improvised and found a good implementation of TurtleGraphics. The kids were very enthusiastic. 

Friday, June 3, 2022

Teaching -- June 3, 2022

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Today was my last day of teaching technology and coding to kids in K through Fourth grade at Good Shepherd School in Pacifica. The kids in 1-4 enjoyed working with the codeavengers.com curriculum. I am going to miss them all this summer.