amwosu

I have a website that I developed for my K-3rd grade physical education students to share my monthlong trip to the 2004 Tour de France. Go to www.mrswalkergoestofrance.blogspot.com for a taste of France.

Margie

Thanks for sharing, I really enjoyed your photos and I bet your class did too! Can you tell us more about your apartment in Paris?

Michael

Just a little correction: there are plenty of shopping centers in France with stores like WalMart and Home Depot; and supermarkets abound.

StCirq

And you buy bread at a boulangerie - a patisserie is where you buy sinful little things that make you plump. But really, what wonderful pictures and what a great gift for your class!

Lorac1127

amwosu, your site is delightful...all teachers should be this creative!

I'm sending it on to my daughter who spent a semester at the Sorbonne...she will love it as well!

Good job!

Carol

amwosu

Thanks for the corrections. I was winging some of that text at 3am.

I do realize there are supermarkets. I shouldn't have said there are none. I guess the point I wanted to make is that there is not a Marsh, Kroger, IGA, Meijer, SuperTarget, and WalMart in every town like where I live in the midwest.

blh

Enjoyed your website very much - thanks for sharing your wonderful trip. Congratulations on getting a grant for such a neat experience. It was so interesting to read about the Tour de France from someone who saw it firsthand! Your pictures were great!

Gundy

Thanks for sharing your website. Great photos. I will have to go back and read the whole thing more thoroughly.

We are hoping to see the Tour coming into Paris next July. Our son is a huge Lance Armstrong fan. Did you just go to the Champs Elysees and try to claim a piece of sidewalk? Any tips would be appreciated.