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€uropa wrote:
> I was wondering whether any of you think that I would be any good at
> holding a spellind bee tournament at my school.
> I am a hedteacher and have not yet done such.
> 
> Pleez tell me what are the benefits?
> 

gotta point out the irony of a post about a spelling bee, filled with 
spelling mistakes.

Beeblebrox wented:
>€uropa wrote:
>> I was wondering whether any of you think that I would be any good at
>> holding a spellind bee tournament at my school.
>> I am a hedteacher and have not yet done such.
>>  Pleez tell me what are the benefits?
>>
>
>gotta point out the irony of a post about a spelling bee, filled with
>spelling mistakes.

Perhaps you don't know when you've been trolled?
-- 
greebs

Think that was the idea....

Martin

Beeblebrox wrote:

> €uropa wrote:
> 
>> I was wondering whether any of you think that I would be any good at
>> holding a spellind bee tournament at my school.
>> I am a hedteacher and have not yet done such.
>>
>> Pleez tell me what are the benefits?
>>
> 
> gotta point out the irony of a post about a spelling bee, filled with 
> spelling mistakes.

"Rowley" <industry3dREMOVE@yahoo.com> wrote in message 
news:l%I8i.10568$4Y.7322@newssvr19.news.prodigy.net...
> Think that was the idea....

Absolootely

Phil H


>
> Martin
>
> Beeblebrox wrote:
>
>> ?uropa wrote:
>>
>>> I was wondering whether any of you think that I would be any good at
>>> holding a spellind bee tournament at my school.
>>> I am a hedteacher and have not yet done such.
>>>
>>> Pleez tell me what are the benefits?
>>>
>>
>> gotta point out the irony of a post about a spelling bee, filled with 
>> spelling mistakes. 

On Jun 3, 8:32 pm, "Phil Holman" <piholmanc@yourservice> wrote:
> "Rowley" <industry3dREM...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>
> news:l%I8i.10568$4Y.7322@newssvr19.news.prodigy.net...
>
> > Think that was the idea....
>
> Absolootely
>
> Phil H

"Eating sphagetti in Heaven with Uncle Vinny!"

On Jun 3, 11:27 pm, Beeblebrox <beeblebrox.ag.NOS...@gmail.com> wrote:
> €uropa wrote:
> > I was wondering whether any of you think that I would be any good at
> > holding a spellind bee tournament at my school.
> > I am a hedteacher and have not yet done such.
>
> > Pleez tell me what are the benefits?
>
> gotta point out the irony of a post about a spelling bee, filled with
> spelling mistakes.


What spellind mistakes are you talking about? I was only wonting to
know the benefits of holding spellind bee tornaments in you school?

On Jun 4, 12:34 am, greebo <gre...@spl.at> wrote:
> Beeblebrox wented:
>
> >€uropa wrote:
> >> I was wondering whether any of you think that I would be any good at
> >> holding a spellind bee tournament at my school.
> >> I am a hedteacher and have not yet done such.
> >>  Pleez tell me what are the benefits?
>
> >gotta point out the irony of a post about a spelling bee, filled with
> >spelling mistakes.
>
> Perhaps you don't know when you've been trolled?
> --
> greebs


Iam sorry, but what does toll mean?

On Jun 4, 7:26 pm, €uropa <cyberh...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> On Jun 4, 12:34 am, greebo <gre...@spl.at> wrote:
>
> > Beeblebrox wented:
>
> > >€uropa wrote:
> > >> I was wondering whether any of you think that I would be any good at
> > >> holding a spellind bee tournament at my school.
> > >> I am a hedteacher and have not yet done such.
> > >>  Pleez tell me what are the benefits?
>
> > >gotta point out the irony of a post about a spelling bee, filled with
> > >spelling mistakes.
>
> > Perhaps you don't know when you've been trolled?
> > --
> > greebs
>
> Iam sorry, but what does toll mean?

$7.50 a day for me.

On Jun 4, 11:33 am, the_dawggie <the_dawg...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Jun 4, 7:26 pm, €uropa <cyberh...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Jun 4, 12:34 am, greebo <gre...@spl.at> wrote:
>
> > > Beeblebrox wented:
>
> > > >€uropa wrote:
> > > >> I was wondering whether any of you think that I would be any good at
> > > >> holding a spellind bee tournament at my school.
> > > >> I am a hedteacher and have not yet done such.
> > > >>  Pleez tell me what are the benefits?
>
> > > >gotta point out the irony of a post about a spelling bee, filled with
> > > >spelling mistakes.
>
> > > Perhaps you don't know when you've been trolled?
> > > --
> > > greebs
>
> > Iam sorry, but what does toll mean?
>
> $7.50 a day for me.


lol.

On Jun 4, 8:34 pm, €uropa <cyberh...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> On Jun 4, 11:33 am, the_dawggie <the_dawg...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Jun 4, 7:26 pm, €uropa <cyberh...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>
> > > On Jun 4, 12:34 am, greebo <gre...@spl.at> wrote:
>
> > > > Beeblebrox wented:
>
> > > > >€uropa wrote:
> > > > >> I was wondering whether any of you think that I would be any good at
> > > > >> holding a spellind bee tournament at my school.
> > > > >> I am a hedteacher and have not yet done such.
> > > > >>  Pleez tell me what are the benefits?
>
> > > > >gotta point out the irony of a post about a spelling bee, filled with
> > > > >spelling mistakes.
>
> > > > Perhaps you don't know when you've been trolled?
> > > > --
> > > > greebs
>
> > > Iam sorry, but what does toll mean?
>
> > $7.50 a day for me.
>
> lol.

It's worse than that, "he's dead jim he's dead" sorry
however "Star Tracking across the universe" is expensive.
I'll work from home. I can make my own biodiesel for feck
all $, however the whole, drive, maintain, time
thing, traffic congestion thing, doesn't work for me,
so I'd like to work from home.

Doing anything these days, where everything is
parked out, people everywhere, you can't even
walk straight, queues, traffic - it seriously messes
with my depression.

A more appropriate forum in which to ask this question would be a group of 
teachers.  While some of the other newsgroups to which you have posted this 
question sound like they may be more appropriate that 
microsoft.public.word.spelling and grammar, there does appear to be a 
problem with resolving those newsgroup addresses and I suggest that you try 
and find the correct addresses and restrict your post to those when you find 
them.

-- 
Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP

"?uropa" <cyberhive@googlemail.com> wrote in message 
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On Jun 3, 11:27 pm, Beeblebrox <beeblebrox.ag.NOS...@gmail.com> wrote:
> ?uropa wrote:
> > I was wondering whether any of you think that I would be any good at
> > holding a spellind bee tournament at my school.
> > I am a hedteacher and have not yet done such.
>
> > Pleez tell me what are the benefits?
>
> gotta point out the irony of a post about a spelling bee, filled with
> spelling mistakes.


What spellind mistakes are you talking about? I was only wonting to
know the benefits of holding spellind bee tornaments in you school?

On Sun, 03 Jun 2007 19:28:12 -0000, �uropa
<islandechoes@googlemail.com> wrote:

>I was wondering whether any of you think that I would be any good at
>holding a spellind bee tournament at my school.
>I am a hedteacher and have not yet done such.
>
>Pleez tell me what are the benefits?

Sorry this is so late.  Our second grade held their first ever
spelling bee.  Students practiced at school during recess for weeks
before.  Coach Ben had a microphone, they lined up and got to spell
into the microphone.  Not everyone participated, but it was fun for
those who did.

Anyway, my special education students also participated in the
spelling bee.  We chose our 4 or 5 best spellers after a spell of in
our classrooms and held the bee in the gym.  A few parents showed up,
not many.  Long story short... one of my students came in third!  They
were going to give him a do over because the mistress of ceremonies
forgot to put it into a sentence.  He's not only special education but
he's a language learner too and probably heard the wrong word because
what he spelled was a sound alike... he spelled crossed instead of
crust.  Anyway, by the time they'd decided on a do over, he had
already grabbed the third place trophy and his friends were admiring
it.  I told them to let it go, he's HAPPY!  I'm telling you that kid
had a grin on his face he couldn't wipe off.

He was so nervous the first round he wanted to quit without even
trying, but after he heard all of the words other kids were given he
gained confidence.  Every round, he had a huge smile - he kept
touching his face, because be couldn't believe how much he was
smiling.  Everyone was sooo happy for him, adults and students!  This
kid was a "wall hugger" as a kindergartener and has slowly come out of
his shell to the point where I could encourage him to face an audience
and succeed.

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