Another Year Draws to a Close

Our fourth year of trying to get to one million has drawn to a close. The picture above shows 552 672 little plastic closures. Once again, thank you for all the support. From the one bread tab that my sister picked up on a trail at Fundy Park to the half a grocery bag from UNB Food Services, every single one of them is getting me closer to the goal of being able to show my kiddies what one million looks like. I won't be able to post another picture like this for awhile. Our school is being renovated and we are receiving a much needed new gym as well! 400 000 of our tabs will be going into storage for a year. I am just hoping beyond hope that none of the containers get spilled in the move. I am going to put a note on them to explain the project to the movers. "To Whom It May Concern, these containers each contain 100 000 bread tabs. We are trying to get to one million. If these spill we will never reach our goal, 4 years worth of students will be disappointed and one teacher may never, ever recover. The fate of all of the above is in your oh so capable hands. Sincerely, The Crazy Bread Tab Lady" Do you think this would work? As I was packing up my room today, I found a note from a dear sweet boy in my class. It said, "Dear Madame Peters, You're the best! I like it when you let us count bread tabs." Oh, how I have warped the minds of the wee ones in my care. There is already a huge bag of tabs ready to meet a new year of kidlings in a new location.