Hello,
my name is Christine Ferreyra and my major is currently
Early Childhood Education. I am a junior at
Valdosta
State University and I
plan on graduating in May 2010. I
was born in Fort Walton Beach, Florida, but moved to Atlanta my
sophomore year of high school. When I started my new life in Atlanta I
knew this was the place for me the beautiful buildings and culture, I
love it. The city is where I became to find my joy for learning because
it has changed my life with new experiences. I had some wonderful
teachers who really impacted my life, and I also had some who were not
so inspiring, but that made me determined to be in the teaching
profession.

I love to travel to different cities.
♥ I've been to New York, San Francisco, & Seoul, Korea. I've never
been the one to sit at home all day, it's just not me. I
have to be out experiencing life for myself, I guess you could say I
have an outgoing personality.
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Traveling
to the Stone Mountain to hike is one of my favorite things to do in
Atlanta. I love the feeling of being in the city and having nature
right next door.
Some other activities I enjoy are:
Swimming,
Dancing,
Volleyball,
Daydreaming,
Running,
Shooting pool,
Reading,
Hanging out with friends,
Movies,
Traveling,
Driving,
Rafting,
and last but not least, teaching!
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The websites I recommend for teachers are
Hubbard's
Cupboard &
Carls Corner. Hubbard's Cupboard
is a wonderful website because it has Pre-K and Kindergarten
assessments, curriculum, room arrangement ideas and it's a very
helpful.
Also, I like Carls Corner because it was created by a retired teacher
and language arts specialist. This site provides excellent resources
and materials for teachers, reading, and language arts. The site
contains hundreds of downloadable information for classroom use and the
areas include alphabet, centers, games, phonics, reading,
month/seasonal
calendar activities and so much more. On a more important note, this
site includes activities for teaching Spanish language students, this
is
helpful because we have a lot of English for Speakers of Other
Languages or commonly known as
ESOL.

This is my hometown
Fort Walton Beach,
and I use to go to the beach every day. I lived 10 minutes driving
distance from the pearly white sand, which is nicknamed The Emerald
Coast. My father was in the military and station there in 1988 at
Eglin
Air Force Base. The high school I attended before I
transferred to Meadowcreek was Choctawhatchee High School. I use to be
in the
Stylemarchers marching band
and they won a lot of awards for their excellence. The Stylemarchers
were back-to-back Florida State champion in 2004-2005, 2005-2006, and
2007-2008, and were runners-up for 2006 and 2007. Basically I was
fortunate enough to experience this first hand and I was a talented
flute player, but I am kind of rusty now. I think it's been 10 years
now that I have been playing the flute, but now I just play for fun.

I took this picture when I visited San Francisco, California.