Catwalk: (kat•wôk) verb. 1. To pop a wheelie.
Side Note: I’m not sure if you have to be able to pop a wheelie and hold and ride it for a while, but I do know the students like to talk about it in their journal prompts.
Spring looks a little different and arrives a little slower in the arctic.
I stared at the long black rectangles with their enticing red and white designs. It is the cherry […]
S1: "I got all straight A's." S2: "Nuh uh, you got crooked A's." ...
The sky’s awake, so we’re all awake!
Drag: (drag) verb. 1. Pulling people around in a sled behind an ATV or sno-go. Recreation activity. See also, extreme sledding
Side note: When I first saw students “go drag”, I was reminded of my own childhood. We’d wait all winter for some good snow, then pull each other around by whatever vehicle could maneuver the snow, ice, or slush. It became a game. To win as a driver, you must knock the rider off in record time (making them bail by trying to ram them into objects was fair game). To win as the rider, you must hold on…even if it is only by your fingertips and you are being dragged across the ice.
All about the art of giving without seeking glory, that’s why May Day’s the best!
