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One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind!
A footstep on the moon.
Did you see the moon landing on July 20th, 1969? I did. I was an exchange student in Mexico City. We watched it on a black and white TV. The reception was pretty fuzzy and the sound wasn't every good, but we were certainly aware that it was an historical moment. Years later I was working at the US Cultural Center in Madrid. We had a MOON ROCK on exhibition for several weeks. It was in a glass case and there was a security guard. Many people came to see that rock. As I recalled it looked like..................a rock! Check out this web page. 
Maybe it was one of these. Check out the NASA interactive web sites too.
Wendy
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I love to teach and I love to learn. Over the years I've created hundreds of fun activities that make learning easy. We tried them out over and over again in the hallways, in the garden, in the street and yes, even in the classroom. Many are posted on this blog, "Shakespeare slept here." Many of you may have participated in them.
I've always been both a teacher and a student in San Francisco, in Mexico and in Madrid. I was an English teacher at UEM for 18+ years. Now I'm happily retired and on to the next adventure.
I love to teach and I love to learn. Over the years I've created hundreds of fun activities that make learning easy. We tried them out over and over again in the hallways, in the garden, in the street and yes, even in the classroom. Many are posted on this blog, "Shakespeare slept here." Many of you may have participated in them.
I've always been both a teacher and a student in San Francisco, in Mexico and in Madrid. I was an English teacher at UEM for 18+ years. Now I'm happily retired and on to the next adventure. 
