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Ep 03 Slow Turtle & Speedy Rabbit
As an elementary school teacher, I must tell this story 6 times a year. All Littles rush, they run to the bathroom, run down the hallway, scarf down their lunches, get the zoomies on the playground - they are little people full of energy. In 2nd grade, there is a turn in the academic tide, math requires 2-steps, comprehension requires a deeper level of thought to answer the why questions. Telling this story lets them know that it is better to have a slow and steady pace than to rush and lose the race. I hope you enjoy my spin on Slow Turtle and Speedy Rabbit.
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Royalty free music from artist.io: Amos Ever Hadani: Sophy with the sad eyes.
Copyright: Stories and characters from myths, legends, and folklore fall under the public domain. What does this mean? In intellectual property law, the public domain concerns IP objects that, for certain reasons, are free from exclusive IP rights. These IP rights may have expired, been forfeited, expressly waived, or inapplicable. Essentially, the stories from these categories belong to the world.
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By Mrs Beck from tinyfarmbigheartAs an elementary school teacher, I must tell this story 6 times a year. All Littles rush, they run to the bathroom, run down the hallway, scarf down their lunches, get the zoomies on the playground - they are little people full of energy. In 2nd grade, there is a turn in the academic tide, math requires 2-steps, comprehension requires a deeper level of thought to answer the why questions. Telling this story lets them know that it is better to have a slow and steady pace than to rush and lose the race. I hope you enjoy my spin on Slow Turtle and Speedy Rabbit.
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Royalty free music from artist.io: Amos Ever Hadani: Sophy with the sad eyes.
Copyright: Stories and characters from myths, legends, and folklore fall under the public domain. What does this mean? In intellectual property law, the public domain concerns IP objects that, for certain reasons, are free from exclusive IP rights. These IP rights may have expired, been forfeited, expressly waived, or inapplicable. Essentially, the stories from these categories belong to the world.