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“If you want to have a great idea, have a LOT of them.” |
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Okay, I’ll admit I don’t often tap dance at school presentations, but I love sharing this photo because it’s proof that it’s never too late to try something new.
Rene and I were both in our 40s, (we still are!) when we auditioned for Steppin’ Out, a show that would take a year to prepare. We had to learn to tap dance! We loved it and became the “teacher’s pets.” (The teacher trusted us with the hardest duet for the splashy finale.)
I enjoy telling this story during presentations. There’s always something new you can try, whether on stage, in life, or when revising a story.
The possibilities are endless. You’ve just got to keep trying.
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—Thomas Edison |
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Helping students during a bookmaking activity.
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2005-2006 FEES
$175 for a single presentation, day or evening, up to one hour.
$300 for 2 back-to-back, hour-long presentations.
$500 for a full day, (4 presentations.)
(plus expenses over 50 miles for any of the above.)
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Kim Norman inspired our elementary students with information about authors and the writing process. Her interactive presentation, including students from the audience, made a positive impression with our faculty and parents.
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—Cornelia Turrittin
Title 1 Reading Specialist
Whythe Elementary, Hampton, VA |
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Kim was just what we needed for our students. She spoke as an author, shared her books, discussed how she got ideas and involved them in a Readers’ Theatre.
Great job! |
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—Frances Robb
Elem. English Lead Teacher
Suffolk Public Schools |
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