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Herbert Hoover's Art In The Kissing Hand By Audrey Penn

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Environment in Herbert Hoover elementary school is excellent, nice clean and so welcoming even though the school is big and kind of complicated, but it’s easy to follow the direction. They have big written direction on the corner of every wall to tell you where you hitting through. It’s just like follow the map. What most grave my attention most is the student’s art in the hallway, colorful and fresh sparkling art are exhibited. The most art I have seen are owl, balloon, student’s names tag on the locker and drawing object on paper that describe who they are and their characteristic. I like the bulletin board that next to Mrs. Kinney classroom 116. The bulletining board have activities of the book, The Kissing Hand by Audrey Penn. The activities are extremely adorable and colorful with writing on kissing hand palms, also with heart symbol …show more content…

We came here to learn and gain our knowledge about education and explore the world. Knowledge is the key of success and becoming a better teacher for my students because they are our future and next generation to reconnoiter the world. The principle of Hoover gives us tremendous lecture about being a future teacher. We have to represent our self as teacher with will manner and appropriate behavior in the school, because we came here to teacher and learn including our students in school. Students are watching over us and our behavior and they applying that school and outside of school, in that’s case we have to be careful what we say and what we do. Curriculum in the classroom are straight forward, teacher know exactly what they are teaching. Teacher are well organized with their lesson plans and time keeping. Teacher have time setup, know what to do at each time and minutes. And adorable students just flow with their teacher without question and doubting they are learning. Learning new things each and every

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