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Keith Bartholomew
Associate Professor of Urban Planning
College of Architecture + Planning
University of Utah
375 South 1530 East, AAC 235
Salt Lake City, Utah 84112-0370
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f: 801.581.8217
Curriculum Vita
Course Descriptions/Syllabi
People & Place I & II: URBPL 3101/ARCH 2615
Fall Syllabus, 2008
Spring Syllabus, 2009
Community Project Resource Page
Urban Growth Management: URBPL 5330/6330
Planning Law & Administration: URBPL 4260
Land Use Law: URBPL 6260
Community Transport: URBPL 5720/6720
Introduction to Transportation Planning: URBPL 4710/6710
Land Use/Transportation Scenario Planning
Making the Land Use, Transportation, Air Quality Connection (LUTRAQ)
Integrating land use issues into transportation planning:Scenario planning, Federal Highway Administration (2005)
Summary Report
Annotated Bibliography
Digital Library
Research you can use: Regional scenario plans and meta-analysis, Planning, 73(3), 38 (March 2007)
Land use-transportation scenario planning: Promise and reality, Transportation, 34(4), 397‐412 (2007)
Land Use-transportation scenario planning in an era of global climate change, TRB Annual Meeting (January 2008)
Growing cooler: The evidence on urban development and climate change, Urban Land Institute (2008)
Land use–transportation scenarios and future vehicle travel and land consumption: A meta-analysis, Journal of the American Planning Association, 75(1), 1-15 (2009)
Comparing land use forecasting methods: Expert panel versus spatial interaction model. Journal of the American Planning Association, 75(3), 343-357 (2009).
Scenario Assessment & Tea-Party Planning
Scenario Analysis & Peak Oil: How to Prepare for an Uncertain Future
The machine, the garden, and the city: Toward an accessibility efficient transportation planning system, Environmental Law Reporter, 37(8):10593‐10614 (2007)
Cities and accessibility: The potential for carbon reductions and the need for national leadership, Fordham Urban Law Journal (2009)
Values-Based Processes in Architecture & Planning
The evolution of American nongovernmental land use planning organizations, Journal of the American Planning Association, 65(4), 357-363 (1999)
The Hub: The story of the past, present, and future ofSalt Lake City's Rio Grande Depot District, University of Utah Honors Think Tank (2005)
Service-learning in nonprofit organizations: Motivations, expectations, and outcomes, Michigan Journal of Community Service-Learning, 12(2), 15-26 (2006)
People & Place: Humanities-based pedagogy in architecture and planning, paper presented to The Role of the Humanities in Design Creativity Conference, University of Lincoln, U.K., November 15-16, 2007 Presentation Slides
People & Place: Communication and community development, paper presented to Erasing Boundaries Conference, City College, New York City, April 4, 2008
People & Place: Eliciting Values in Engaged Learning Contexts, presented to the 2009 Utah Campus Compact Conference in St. George, UT, Feb. 26-27, 2009
Other Research
Policies and places in the Netherlands and the U.K., German Marshall Fund Fellowship Report (1994) Photos
Biblical and constitutional interpretation and the role of originalism in sixteenth and twentieth-century societies, Anglican Theological Review, 82(3), 537-547 (2000)
Metropolitan Utah: Making the desert bloom—with ice cream parlors and latte stands, in Utah at the beginning of the new millennium: A demographic perspective (2003)
Rail~Volution 2005 Workshop Summary Report
Land Use Law Programs at American Law Schools
CA+P Honors Program


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THE COBBY killer walked through the yard, the loose coins rattling in his pockets. Soon he was at the phone, the change in his pants now in the slot, and the number dialled.
Ring. Ring.
"Hello,'' said the woman. "Hi,'' Michael Murphy, one of five men who would go on to rape and murder Anita Cobby, replied. "I have some great news. I am getting out this weekend. I'll see you on Sunday.''
Murphy was wrong. His 15 cent jail yard phone call had blown what would have been Australia's greatest ever prison escape.
This is the untold story of how a call from an infamous killer prompted the search that would stop a "Shawshank Redemption'' style jail break 18 months in the making.
And how seven men, from 1978 to 1979, dug a WWII like tunnel using knives, forks and eventually a shovel.
"He would go down there and tunnel all night, only having an hour or so sleep. During the day each of the six would go down for a couple of hours, one at a time so they wouldn't be missed. They had seven separate shifts going in the tunnel. It was quite extraordinary." PO Roy Foxwell
The lifer walked up to the Long Bay prison guard and asked if he could be returned to Parramatta Jail.
''I can't stand it in here boss,'' said Anthony Lanigan, an armed robber and two time murderer.
"I still have nightmares about this place and I was comfortable at Parramatta. Do you reckon you could get me back there?''
Lanigan was one of only a handful of prisoners that had been locked up in Long Bay's infamous Katingle, a house of horror's that was closed after four years.
PO Roy Foxwell thought his request was reasonable.
"I had known Tony for some time,'' Foxwell said.
"He had always been polite and straight up and down with me. He had been at Parramatta for a while but was back at Long Bay on a medical escort.
"He wanted to go back to his old cell so I rang Harry Duff, the governor at Parramatta, and told him that Lanigan was here and he wanted to go back to Parramatta. And Duffy said he would take him back.''
But his good rapport with the bearded crim did not stop Foxwell from being suspicious.
"I told Duff to be careful of Lanigan because he was a cunning bugger,'' Foxwell said. "I told him he could be up to something.''
Lanigan was back in Parramatta, but not in his old cell. Someone else was in the nine by 10 foot cell, exactly the same as every room in the wing except for the cupboard fixed to the wall.
"They ripped off a cupboard that had been fixed to the wall and there was the tunnel directly underneath. It was bloody amazing.'' PO Roy Foxwell
"He went back there and Michael Murphy was in his old cell,'' Foxwell continued. "He was put elsewhere but he was desperate to get back in to the one he had before.''
Lanigan approached Murphy and demanded he move to an other cell.
"Why would I do that?'' he said. "I like this one, it has a big hole.''
Murphy had found the tunnel, now a year in the making and half done. Lanigan eventually convinced the convict to give him his room back, but he was no longer getting out of jail on his own.
"Lanigan had been spooked by the move to Long Bay and he new he was running out of time,'' Foxwell said.
"He had a lot of work left and he was in a hurry. So he didn't mind including Murphy because he needed the help. He told Murphy he could go with him if he helped him dig the last half.''
The Parramatta prison guards were suspicious of the cell change.
"Duff rang me and he told me Lanigan had settled back into his old cell,'' Foxwell said.
"We are breaking out on Saturday night. We will go down after lights out and breakthrough in the dark. You will be home for breakfast on Sunday.'' Anthony Lanigan
"I asked him if he had searched it because Lanigan was smarter than he looked and he could have wanted the cell for a reason. He told me that it was thoroughly searched and nothing was found.''
They looked everywhere, well… everywhere but under the cupboard.
Lanigan became nervous, the cell search making him paranoid. They did not find the tunnel, not this time, but what about next? His escape was now urgent.
So he formed his very own chain gang, a murderous group of "Lifers': killers, rapists and a pedophile.
Lanigan identified those in the cell that would be most desperate to get out and recruited the five prisoners serving life sentences for their shocking crimes. Among those believed to be included were rapist and murderer Bill Munday, armed robber Stephen Shipley and Leslie Wakefield.
The identities of the others has never been revealed.
Somehow, and still no-body knows, Lanigan stole, was given, or cut six keys to his cell and gave them to Murphy, now his foreman and second in charge.
Murphy gave the keys to the other inmates and they went about digging the most extraordinary tunnel in penal history.
"Lanigan would work the night shift because it was his cell,'' Foxwell said.
"He would go down there and tunnel all night, only having an hour or so sleep. During the day each of the six would go down for a couple of hours, one at a time so they wouldn't be missed.
"They had seven separate shifts going in the tunnel. It was quite extraordinary.''
Following months of digging, smashing and clandestine trips into the ground, the job was almost done.
Beginning with a three-foot hole in the one wing cell floor, the tunnel now ended just 30cm below the turf of the linen company next door. Lanigan gathered the troops.
"We are breaking out on Saturday night,'' he said. "We will go down after lights out and breakthrough in the dark. You will be home for breakfast on Sunday.''
Murphy shook with excitement. This was the day he had been dreaming about since looking under the curious cupboard and finding the hole.
He had to tell someone so he grabbed a fist-full of silver coins, jammed them into his pocket, and ran to the phone.
Oh how he wished he never made that call.
"And the truth is they almost got out,'' Foxwell said.
"I got word that something wasn't quite right out at Parramatta and I rang Duff and told him he should search the cells.
He told me that it was funny that I said that because he just had a phone call from Murphy's grandmother. She had rung the jail and asked what time he was being released and told him that he had called to say he was getting out.
"Duffy thought 'what's all this about?'' and went in to search his cell.''
The guards went in and found the six keys to Lanigan's cell. Murphy quickly cracked, the prospect of being beaten by three prison guards making him sing.
"They were going to escape on the Friday night and Murphy called home to tell them he was getting out,'' Foxwell said.
"The idiot ruined it.''
The guards walked back into the cell they had searched just months before. But this time they pulled off the cupboard, firmly fixed to the wall.
"They ripped off a cupboard that had been fixed to the wall and there was the tunnel directly underneath,'' Foxwell said.
"It was bloody amazing.''
The guards locked down the prison, and called for torches and police. They stood proudly before going back down the hole, knowing they had stopped what would have been the greatest ever-Australian escape.
They found the tunnel on the morning of Saturday , September 8, 1979, the day of the scheduled escape.
Foxwell was soon called to the prison. Working for the Establishment's Division, it was his job to investigate the attempted escape. He went armed with his polaroid camera and took nine photos, an incredible sequence of pictures exclusively obtained by the Sunday Telegraph.
"The tunnel was almost finished and they would have come out at the Parramatta Linen Service, which we owned and operated. Crims worked there and it was quite secure but they would have been able to get out. No doubt about it.'' PO Roy Foxwell
He then went to see Lanigan, his old mate.
"He filled me in on all the details,'' Foxwell, now retired said. "He told me everything. Lanigan reckons they were digging for 18 months all up.
"He did most of it but brought the rest in at the end. They used everything and anything to dig.
"They used screwdrivers, knives, a shovel they pinched from the maintenance shop. They improvised and used whatever they could.
"They even knocked off wood from the stores to make support beams, electric lights and extension cords. They took bits and pieces from all over the jail.
"All the flooring in Parramatta Jail was sandstone, same as any old building in those days. It was soft enough for him to get through.
"And once he was in, he didn't have to dig the whole way, because there were tunnels in the foundations. But still he had to get through three of four walls, and over a mote before getting under the main wall.
"The tunnel was almost finished and they would have come out at the Parramatta Linen Service, which we owned and operated. Crims worked there and it was quite secure but they would have been able to get out. No doubt about it.''
Lanigan was sent back to Long Bay Jail after being given another five years for the attempted escape. He once again walked up to Foxwell, but this time he wanted to stay.
He said: "Mr Foxwell, I am screwed. That has destroyed me. You won't have any trouble from me again. That has just shattered me. I really thought I could do it and I came so close.''
Lanigan stuck to his word and never caused trouble.
A shadow of his former self, he quietly and anonymously grew old. Then in 1995, 16 year's after his failed bid for freedom, Lanigan finally escaped.
There was no digging this time, no tunnels or trenches, no cohorts and their phone calls. Lanigan, now 47 and a minimum security prisoner, simply turned his back on the Long Bay farm, a place where low risk prisoners worked, and walked through a hole in the fence.
A search was launched but the one time killer was never found.
"Most reckon he killed himself,'' Foxwell said. "But I sometimes imagine him sitting in a cabin somewhere, maybe by a fire, saying "I finally fooled you Roy''.
Unofficially, Lanigan is considered dead, most likely throwing himself off a Malabar cliff.
Two years earlier the man once desperate to escape had sabotaged his parole because he was so scared of being released.
About to be freed with his sentence to expire, he absconded from work released before handing himself in the next day.
He got an extra two years for the "escape'' and was due to be released again in 1995 when he disappeared.
As for Murphy, he escaped from Silverwater in 1985, after also being given an extended sentence for his role in the escape. But he was back behind bars the following year after being arrested for taking part in the rape and murder of Anita Cobby with his brother's Les and Gary, John Travers and Michael Murdoch.
Originally published as 15c call blew lid on jail break


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George Hill provided 19 points and seven boards while Tim Duncan and DeJuan Blair added 17 points and six caroms apiece for the Spurs, who have won their first two games after the All-Star break.
Tony Parker went for 13 points, 10 assists and seven boards as San Antonio improved to 27-2 at home. The Spurs have won 20 in a row as the host since a November 26 loss to Dallas.
Deron Williams contributed 14 points and 12 assists in his first game with New Jersey since being acquired in Wednesday's blockbuster deal with Utah. But the Nets fell for the 16th time in their last 17 meetings with the Spurs.
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Anthony Morrow scored 25 points while Brook Lopez supplied 13 points and eight boards for the Nets, who have lost four in a row and seven out of nine.
Trailing by one to start the second half, the hosts scored the first five points of the third quarter to regain the lead for good. Parker's triple finished a 12-6 spurt that extended the Spurs' lead to 70-61 just shy of the midway point of the period.
Hill hit two and Matt Bonner added a third trifecta as San Antonio used an 11-4 burst to close the stanza to take an 88-72 lead into the final quarter.
New Jersey scored nine in a row to move within 93-86 before layups by Hill and Ginobili restored an 11-point cushion. A Williams jumper made it 99-92 with three minutes to play, but the Nets would get no closer in falling to 4-26 away from home.
"Every game's not pretty and in a 48-minute game, you just keep on pushing and hope that you can break it at some point," said Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich. "Our guys did a good job of continuing to just play and work it out and they did."
San Antonio opened up a 17-6 lead on a Blair layup with 5:12 to go in the first quarter and took a 29-25 lead after the opening 12 minutes.
Johan Petro's driving layup three minutes into the second quarter gave the Nets a brief 33-32 edge before the Spurs pushed the lead to 45-38 on a Duncan foul shot midway through the quarter.
The lead changed hands three times during the final two minutes as Damion James' layup with 14 ticks to go gave New Jersey a 54-53 lead at the break.
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- Miss D'Amore said...
Hi Amy!
I love your blog I read it almost daily! I was wondering if you could give a little advice! I know I love following your blog because of your ideas and it's so colorful and organized etc. How did you get your blog to be so popular? I started a blog about a year ago and I think besides my mom and sister no one reads it! Haha! I have some items on TPT of course not as much as I would like but a little at a time is my motto! Any advice would be greatly appreciated :)
- July 28, 2013 at 8:36 PM
- Angela Linzay said...
Love your blog and your little girl!!! I just finished reading Anything by Jeannie Allen. She shares a little about her adoption story and now I tell my hubby that I want to go back to Africa (we went yrs ago) and adopt a sweet little child. I LOVE looking at pics of your happy family!
Thanks for sharing!
- July 30, 2013 at 3:02 AM
- Nikhil T said...
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- August 2, 2013 at 9:43 AM
- Dayna Swearengin said...
Hello!! I was looking for your Daily 5 Lesson plan outlines that I saw on Pinterest. For some reason, it says that they don't exist on your blog anymore!! :( Would you mind emailing them to me or reposting them?? Thanks!!
- August 12, 2013 at 10:10 PM
"My name is Amy Lemons and I am a 2nd grade teacher (hints the name Step Into Second Grade with Mrs. Lemons, ha!)"
This part should read "hence the name". Hence means consequently, or therefore. Hints makes no sense at all.
- August 21, 2013 at 11:05 AM
- Jess Sheffield said...
I just stumbled upon your blog. Very cute and bright. I teach Kindergarten and wanted to ask you something. May I email you? I can't find your email anywhere.
- August 22, 2013 at 8:48 PM
- Monica L said...
I can't seem to locate your daily 5 check list...can you email it to me or repost it? Thank you!
- September 3, 2013 at 4:53 PM
Amen! I loved reading your story about your family and how you are a follower of Christ! Thank you so much for all of your wonderful resources. As a new teacher, everything has been so helpful! God Bless you and your family!
- September 7, 2013 at 4:13 PM
Hi Amy!
Just wanted to leave you a quick note as I came across your blog! I am a senior in college about to start my student teaching in a 2nd grade! I am excited but have so much to learn through the process and don't know much yet about 2nd graders. I am thankful to have discovered your blog, it is inspirational and you have such a happy, uplifting approach to the classroom and teaching! (I was also just in Uganda so I enjoy seeing your beautiful daughter too, such wonderful children of God!) I will be following your blog this semester =) If you have any teaching tips for me for student teaching, I would LOVE to be in touch with you!
Be blessed
- September 12, 2013 at 12:55 PM
Hi, Amy!
I just wanted to say how cool is it that we share the same last name!!! But minus the s.
My name is Chelsea Lemon. I am in my 2nd year of teaching. Last year I taught 5th grade. This year I started off teaching kindergarten, but this week (starting tomorrow) I will be teaching 2nd grade for the rest of the year.
How cool! Any pointers you have for the second grade would mean the world to me! This is new territory for me.
- September 15, 2013 at 9:36 PM
- Kellie said...
I LOVE your blog and refer to it almost daily to add fun and oh so educational things to my own 2nd grade classroom. Thanks for sharing!!
- September 19, 2013 at 2:26 PM
- Lakeisha Horne said...
I love your blog (and it helps that my little lovebug is in second grade). Scrolling down I was super excited to see The Bean. I love Chicago...as I am watching Chicago Fire and craving pizza from Gino's East. Kudos!!!
- October 2, 2013 at 6:12 PM
- Lakeisha Horne said...
I love your blog (and it helps that my little lovebug is in second grade). Scrolling down I was super excited to see The Bean. I love Chicago...as I am watching Chicago Fire and craving pizza from Gino's East. Kudos!!!
- October 2, 2013 at 6:12 PM
- Teresa said...
Hello Amy,
Would you and your second graders like to do a music review? Zeamu Music is a British label created for primary school children. Pop music with lyrics that are age appropriate. Here is "It's the weekend" in you tube video form. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BECSO6gJNeA I would love to send your class a CD. Incredible blog by the way!
- October 3, 2013 at 1:42 PM
- Rebecca Kevern said...
I had to do a teacher website search for my Masters and came upon your blog. I absolutely love your ideas! I can tell you are very passionate about teaching and your family. Thank you for all the work you do posting your ideas for fellow educators to use. God Bless!
- October 14, 2013 at 6:40 PM
- Lindsey Sexton said...
Hi. I just love your blog. It's my first year as a second grade teacher, so it's a real blessing getting some great resources here.
I am a Christ-follower, too. Your daughter is precious!
- October 20, 2013 at 8:18 PM
- Angela Moore said...
I just discovered your awesome blog through Pinterest and I'm pretty convinced that if we lived in the same town we'd be friends! I'm an adoptive momma to our 2 1/2 year old son, Karsten. I'm a Christ follower and am teaching 2nd grade for the first time this year. I'm blessed to teach in a small, Christian school and I have only 7 students...totally dreamy!!! You're blog and cute classroom totally inspire me to keep up the cute in my classroom! I live in Houston, TX and have a blog too...check it out
I'm actually doing giveaways this week...feel free to enter!
- October 25, 2013 at 11:19 AM
- Gabrielle Al-Kahtani said...
I discovered your blog on Pinterest and words cannot explain how wonderful it is to see such bright and smiling faces in pictures of you and you little girl.
Your creativity is amazing. Your students are so lucky!I love getting to see their work.
One question...Where do you get the energy?
Bottom line... thanks for sharing your work, ideas and beautiful smiles!
- November 2, 2013 at 1:31 PM
- CC said...
I was looking for 2nd grade books and I found your blog! I'm an SLP, blogger, and adoptive momma too! Love your blog look!
- November 27, 2013 at 3:55 PM
- Lawren Christianson said...
I loved reading your story about your family and how you are a follower of Christ! I absolutely love your blog. Thank you so much for sharing all of your wonderful ideas and resources. God Bless you and your family!
- November 29, 2013 at 3:47 PM
- Kara Wahl said...
Just wanted to take a moment and say thank you. Thank you for being an inspiration, sharing your resources, and your time. Your passion for teaching is contagious. I am just beginning to get into my teaching career and hope to strive to be the best teacher I can be. I believe your materials and marvelous, creative ideas will help me achieve that. Thanks for all you do!
God Bless,
- December 16, 2013 at 6:31 PM
- Jodie Cress said...
I really LOVE your phonics cards. However, when I try to download them it says, "Not Found." Is there still a way that I can get them?
- January 16, 2014 at 8:40 AM
- shoesforblues said...
Hi there! I've been a follower for about 2 years now. I teach 1st grade and I'm a devout follower and official copycat! I follow you on Facebook and TPT as well. I just wanted to say thank you for all your generosity with your freebies and all the wonderful ideas that inspire me to keep teaching, even when things get tough. I noticed you have little bow diva, so I would love to send you some free boutique bows for her. I have a little etsy bow shop, check it out here: www.pinkpolarisboutique.etsy.com Take a peek and let me know which you would like me to send. I just want to make sure you feel appreciated. Thanks again!!
- April 4, 2014 at 3:40 PM
- Lorraine Starkey said...
Just bought your end of the year booklet. I always worry about the summer brain drain too. Anyway, really just wanted say , Joelle is getting so big! She looks really happy!! God really does bless us.
- April 16, 2014 at 6:53 AM
- Mandy Fyhrie said...
Oh, my goodness! Can, I just say, that I LOOOOVE the pictures of you and your little girl! They are sooo precious! She's adorable! (Not that you aren't too, but the two of you together, make such a cute mother/daughter couple!)
Happy Easter!
- April 16, 2014 at 8:06 PM
- Lauren Rico said...
Hey there!
I just want to say hi and so sorry for not following earlier! I love your blog and you have been quite an inspiration in starting my own! Thanks! Quick question: When you started your blog how did you get followers?? Im a newly hatched chick at this and need some pointers if you have the time. Thanks in advance! Toodles!
- June 26, 2014 at 8:57 PM
- Cathy Sizemore said...
Amy Lemmons, you rock. I love everything thing you make and write about. Never have met you, but wish I could. And to visit your classroom would be a dream come true. Thank you for sharing so much of what you do. And, that Joelle. She looks to be the happiest little girl ever. What a smile. And I love those bows. You are a blessing to me. Thanks and God's blessings on you.
- August 20, 2014 at 1:04 AM
- Mrs. Wooliver said...
This is my first year teaching 2nd grade & I am really enjoying your blog and learning so much from you! Thanks for sharing!
- October 2, 2014 at 9:15 PM
- KidWorldCitizen.org said...
I am a Texas teacher too, and we have adopted from Ethiopia:) (and China, and fostering a little boy from Houston). I would love to collaborate with you. DO you accept guest posters? I couldn't find an email form or fb message:).
- October 3, 2014 at 9:06 AM
- Mrs. Patterson said...
Hi Amy! I love your blog and everything that you have done in the classroom. I was wondering if you could give me some tips on starting my own blog. I am interested in finding out how to customize it and make it my own. I am ready to venture out of my classroom and connect with others. My email is firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks :)
- October 15, 2014 at 6:32 PM
- Lisa said...
Hi Amy,
I've been teaching 13 years now and this year I found myself in 2nd grade and I just want to say your page has given me insight and ideas on what to do with these little ones. Thank you so much!
- October 22, 2014 at 1:05 AM
- Maureen Wilson said...
My name is Maureen, I write the speech therapy blog, The Speech Bubble SLP. I wanted to see if you would be interested in doing a 'Blog Swap', so to speak to help school SLPs understand more about what teachers want from them and want to ask them. It would be set up as a Question/Answer format with you asking questions from the teacher side, and myself from the SLP side. I would feature your questions and my responses on my blog and vise versa. It would also be an opportunity to share why SLPs should look at the teacher's store for materials on TpT and not just the SLP stores. With school formats shifting to a more collaborative model it would be great to have your input.
Thanks so much,
- December 1, 2014 at 7:06 PM
- Diamond Dotson said...
Thank you for sharing your incredible story! It is beautiful to see the work of God is people's lives. He's so amazing!
- May 26, 2015 at 3:24 PM
- Jill Crumpton said...
Praying for God to lay out the path to bring home your little ones!!
- July 1, 2015 at 3:43 PM
- Rae Christian said...
Amy, what writing curriculum do you use with your 2nd graders? I use Lucy calkins units of study. Thx
- September 27, 2015 at 7:34 PM
- Amy Nash said...
Hi Amy
I am a first year teacher in the second classroom of a inner-city Philadelphia school. We have very little resources, I have 30 students, and to top it all off there is only one second grade in the school, so no grade partners for me! It has been a real struggle on almost every level. I just purchased the January rooted in reading package and I can tell it is an answer to my prayers! Any advice for implementing it for the first time/ advice in general for a scared first year teacher??
Thanks a million!
Amy Nash
- January 3, 2016 at 8:26 PM
- Sandra Smith said...
I have been teaching second grade forever...thanks for all the new fun inspiration I get from your products and blog! My question is I would like to get a jump start on ordering books for February. Do you know which books you will be using for your Rooted in Reading in February?
- January 12, 2016 at 8:19 AM
- Alicia said...
I may have missed this, but can you tell me what you do in your guided reading groups? Thanks!!
- February 10, 2016 at 11:55 AM
- Ashley said...
I see that I share a similar story with another blog follower from a while back...I taught 5th last year and now teach Kinder, but moving to 2nd, if all goes as planned, next year. Your blog was suggested to me by my daughter's current 2nd grade teacher and her former 1st grade teacher. I'm devouring it piece by piece from now 'til August. Thanks! P.S. LOVE the quatrefoil and the bright colors!!!
- March 9, 2016 at 6:31 PM
- Tina Kibbe said...
Hi! I saw that one of your "littles" came home. Can't wait to hear how things are going!
- March 20, 2016 at 1:17 PM
- Jamie Nicole said...
You are a true inspiration-beautiful teacher, wife, mother, blogger, etc. I am so happy I came upon your blog. Your (personal) story have me chills. Thank you for sharing.
God bless!
- March 24, 2016 at 9:23 PM
- Elizabeth Webb said...
Hi. I love your blog and its been extremely helpful. I'm sure this has been asked before but will you have or do you have the write on units available as a bundle? I would love to purchase them all for planning this summer. Thank you! I need some of your energy!!
- July 19, 2016 at 12:50 PM
- Adriana Hernandez said...
Hi Amy,
I was looking through Pintrest for stuff for my Spanish classroom and I saw that you had something that was really cute up in your classroom. You had Spanish common words and phrases and it said that it was a freebie on your facebook page. I know it was a while back but is it possible that you still have that link. Please let me know or please email m @ firstname.lastname@example.com
Thank you so much!!!!
- August 10, 2016 at 12:25 PM
- Debra Sahley said...
Tried seeing if you told this already..... But where do you get your cute little comfy kimonos over the shirts.
- August 10, 2016 at 6:41 PM
- Harrison's Muh said...
Just love you & used your goodies for 2nd grade homeschool! ��
NOW WHATTT?! Lol!! Who do you recommend for 3rd that reminds you of yourself?
God bless, Aimee ��������
- August 24, 2016 at 12:48 AM
- Bonnie Marvin said...
Hi Amy,
I love your blog and all of your engaging activities. You are such an inspiration and motivator to so many teachers!
I am new to the blogging and tpt world. I am wondering if you can help me out --- I am really confused about fonts --- I have so many fonts on my laptop, some were there originally and some I have downloaded, but I can't remember which or from where. Are you allowed to use any fonts on your products? I understand the rules around cliipart, just not fonts.
Thanks for any guidance Amy!
- August 31, 2016 at 7:57 PM
- CathyECrawford said...
Hi Amy,
I have been following your blog for some time. I have some questions about how you have your schedule set up. Can we talk through email? Our second grade team will be moving to self-contained classrooms next year. I have always taught ELA. My team and I are having some anxieties over having to teach other subjects. We would love to visit with you.
Please let me know if you can. I know that your schedule is very hectic. I do not know how you do what you do.
I would love to hear from you!
Thank you so much for your time!
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VIRGINBLUE 124 business agenda "Over the years, many new automation providers have come and gone," Lawson says. "We have customers come to us who have had a bad experience with other systems that don't work effectively or don't work at all." Delve into the reasons why, he adds, a nd quite often you'll discover the answer is simply that the automation provider hasn't listened to what the customer wants. "This is true in many industries, not just ours. If you don't listen to what the customer wants, how ca n you possibly provide it? Those few that are left in our industry are the long-term players that have a simila r philosophy to ours." GLOBAL VILLAGE Flight Centre Australia's most successful travel agency group, Flight Centre, expects to report a pre-ta x profit of between A$190 million a nd A$200 million for the 2009/2010 fina ncial year. Such success, says founder a nd managing director Graham Turner, is largely thanks to 10 key philosophies that a re displayed in each of Flight Centre's 2000-plus locations. Number one and most importa nt on the list is 'Our Company is Our People'. It outlines Flight Centre's commitment to care for its colleagues' health a nd wellbeing, as well as the belief that "work should be challenging and fun for everyone, and through work we contribute to our community", Turner says. "It's entrenched in the orga nisation. It's in place at all levels and applies equally to everyone." Egalitaria nism is a big part of the compa ny's philosophy. Accordingly, Turner, like everyone else, pays for his pa rking space a nd takes care of his own photocopying (no-one within Flight Centre has an a ssistant or secretary). Flight Centre organises its workforce into tea ms and groups that it calls 'families', 'villages' a nd 'tribes' -- a n initiative designed to encourage people to think and behave collectively to create consistent customer experiences. Under this system, Flight Centre's retail shops a nd other business units have no more than eight people, helping to encourage family-like respect and personal knowledge. The staff in these shops then socialise a nd work with staff in other Flight Centre shops in the area to form a village, and these villages work together in tribes of about 120 people. "I read a n article by Nigel Nicholson, Professor of Organisational Behaviour at London Business School, about how ha rdwired huma n behaviour is, which resonated with our experience," Turner says. "Rather tha n go against the grain, we have tried to understa nd this ingrained hunter-gatherer behaviour a nd apply it so the business operates more effectively." "It does help drive the orga nisation," Bryson says of the importa nce of a solid compa ny philosophy. "You ca n tell when a company has that sense of purpose -- it has momentum. There's nothing more soulless tha n a compa ny that exists just for the sha reholders' profits." We have tried to apply this ingrained hunter-gatherer behaviour so the business operates more effectively. our company is our peo ple our company is our peopl e lage tribe fam ily village tr our company is our peop le our company is our peopl e
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Does not smell like orange but the product does its job nicely.
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Not a fan of the smell
Posted by Reviewer1404708 on May 05, 2013 | Verified Purchase
I will not order this again, I hated the weird plastic orange smell.
Good product
Posted by Flicka on Jan 20, 2013 | Verified Purchase
Does not smell like orange but the product does its job nicely.
Cleans well
Posted by Reviewer1470517 on Oct 22, 2012 | Verified Purchase
but I dont particularly like the smell. I would have prefered one without scent, or with just the clean smell of chlorine.
Sickening smell
Posted by Reviewer2424732 on Jul 31, 2012 | Verified Purchase
Thees had a sickening smell, but ok wipes
Fresh smell
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Great for everything - keep some in shed/car area laundry, kitchen. great all rounder
Good product
Posted by 4956286301739082403 on Apr 13, 2012 | Verified Purchase
The wipes are really moist which is good. But the orange is a little bit over powering but it does leave a nice fresh smell.
Nice wipes
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These are very helpful with all of my pets and my 5 year old. I try to use only towels and wash, but I can't always, so these are better than clorox. I am also sensitive to smell, and these don't bother me.
Nice and moist
Posted by Reviewer1677202 on Nov 17, 2011 | Verified Purchase
These work well and are very handy. These wipes are really moist and just the perfect size. I would've liked the orange zest scent to be a bit stronger.
Not bad!
Posted by 4903528478765402587 on Jan 27, 2014 | Verified Purchase
Expected more
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