I just finished my student teaching at Highland High School in Pocatello. It was really great experience. It was very hard and very rewarding. Let me show you some of the things I worked on.
I taught two periods of speech under Ann Adams. She taught me so much and I love her to death! This is my first hour class. They were awesome students.
Teresa Bosen was my cooperating teacher for drama. She is a wonderful lady and she really helped me prepare to be a teacher on my own. I taught one period of Drama 1 A. . That was a huge class of very energetic students. We did lots of fun things through out the trimester.
I taught one period of Advance Drama. That class was completely devoted to getting ready for district and state drama. They are a great group of students. Very talented.
I also helped direct the school musical after school. We did Willy Wonka. It turned out great. It was an amazing experience. Below are some pictures from the play:
Me and Wonka
Me and Augustus Gloop
Charlie Bucket and Me
Veruca’s Squirrels
The chocolate waterfall and river
I love my little oompa loopma’s!
Violet, you’re turning, Violet!
The Gloop family.
Veruca Salt and Shelbie
The Wonka-vator
All the Oompa Loompa’s wore these outfits that made them look really short. They walked and danced on their knees the whole show. They did most of their dance numbers with a black light. It looked really neat.
This is me and two of my most helpful and advanced students. On the left is Cave and he was my student aid during drama 1 and a very talented actor. On the right is Michael and he was the student director for Willy Wonka. He was a great director and I could always count on him. Thanks guys.
Anyway, now that I am finished with student teaching, I am going to substitute teach. In the meantime, I will look for a job teaching for next year. I had a great experience and I am so glad to finally be finished with my undergrad work.
2 comments:
Hooray! Congrats Amy! We miss you guys!
How fun--I'll bet you were such an amazing director! You look like one of the students . . . :)
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