Mr. Bennett's Classroom

Friday, December 5, 2008

Some more pictures of my room, classroom library, and my students.

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Micah P. Bennett: Bentonville, Arkansas, United States; Hello, I am Mr. Bennett. I teach 7th grade Keyboarding, 8th grade Computer Technology, and Yearbook at Huntsville Middle School in Huntsville, Arkansas. I am a first year teacher and very excited about teaching my students, as well as being a great role model for them as I explain and demonstrate the skills they will need to succeed, not only in their education, but their careers and their lives.

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