Nueng-Roy

which in Thai is 100!

image from the goldfish website.

I don’t often count down the days to some special day or event.

And I certainly don’t count how many days my kids have been in school.  I have noticed though that in the younger grades they like to do this.  What’s neat about it is they include it their days lessons, especially for math.

Today I sent Tanysha to school with 100 goldfish to contribute to the classes  ‘nueng-roy trail mix. Tanysha shared that other kids brought in cheerios, fruit loops, jelly babies and Japanese rice crackers to name a few. 

It was the highlight of the day for her.  This is what she came home with -  a ‘fruitloop necklace’.

Happy February to you all!