My Grade 2 C



They are my bubbly, cutie, hyper advisory class!!


Although sometimes, they are very naughty and super active, but everyday i cherish and love them..

I really can't believe that the school year 2007-2008 is nearly ending..with them, i learned a lot not just how to become a better teacher but as well as a friend and a mother to them.

They are my hidden treasures..

I love yah Grade 2 C...please always remember!!

The Grade 2 C
Boys
Choi, Tony
Co, Francis Gerard
Del Rosario, Matthew
Lim, Thomas Harvey
Nam, Yun Ho
Ong, Charles Joseph
Seomun, Hwi Won "Eric"
Ussher, Kyle Patrick
Ty, Karlo Noel
Weigel, Ezra Andreas
Girls
Almonte, Lilia Beatriz
Bandong, Babyjane
Hisoler, Zanaizia Nicole
Imai, Erie Misaki
Kang, Soo Ji "Elizabeth"
Kato, Jecica
Veloso, Katrina Rose
Su, Samantha Reese
Yamaguchi, Eri
Teacher
Ms. Jean Eleonor Velasco

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