Actually I was just in the rain for less than a minute, running from the car into a shop. I guess a few drops of rain does have the power to weaken one's immunity. The day after, I started having headaches and feeling dizzy. The next day, everyone's very sure that I had flu and I continue to lose my voice until today. I go into my classes and communicates with sign and body language. With the little squeaky voice I have left, sometimes I have a student to be my speaker. At times, I just write on the board and the students read for themselves what they are to do for the lesson.
Since I am not able to teach, I provide them with lots of grammar exercises. It would not hurt them to do more anyway. I did manage to provide them with science and technology word search worksheets and asked them to find the meaning of the words they used. When I get my voice back, I am going to quiz them on the vocabulary and perhaps write related paragraphs.
Mostly about my children, reaching their milestones, each in their own pace. Added with a dash of mummy rantings now and then. Also get a glimpse of how God's Grace helps us through the ups and downs in life.
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