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Founding: Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, commonly known as BMW, was founded in 1916 and originally produced aircraft engines. It later shifted its focus to motorcycles and then to luxury automobiles.

Logo Origins: The BMW logo is often mistaken for a spinning airplane propeller, but it actually represents the colors of the Bavarian flag - blue and white. The misconception arose from BMW's history of manufacturing aircraft engines.

Art Cars: BMW has a unique tradition of commissioning famous artists to create Art Cars by painting on a BMW vehicle. Artists like Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, and Jeff Koons have contributed to this collection, making it a fusion of art and automotive design.

X Series: BMW's lineup includes the X Series of SUVs, which stands for "eXtreme" and was introduced in 1999 with the BMW X5. The X Series has become a popular choice for those seeking luxury and performance in an SUV.

Electric Innovation: BMW has been a pioneer in electric mobility with its BMW i sub-brand, offering models like the i3 and i8. The company is committed to sustainability and has plans to expand its electric vehicle lineup in the future.

M Performance: BMW offers M Performance versions of many of its models, which are performance-oriented variants that bridge the gap between regular BMWs and full-fledged M models. These vehicles offer enhanced driving dynamics and sportier design elements.

Motorcycle Heritage: Before venturing into automobiles, BMW established itself as a prominent motorcycle manufacturer. The BMW Motorrad division continues to produce a wide range of motorcycles, from touring bikes to sport bikes, maintaining the brand's legacy in two-wheeled transportation.

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"A few weeks ago, I started the 'I need' box in my class, a way for my students to ask for help without having to come directly to me. They write their needs on a card and leave it in the box.
The first week, two boys let me know about a bullying situation. We got it taken care of. The next week, I changed the format a little and started having EVERY student put a card in the box every day. They didn’t have to write on it, but every student visits the box daily.
Since then, I’ve had a plethora of 'needs' submitted. They range from specific supply needs, seat changes, special handshakes when entering class, after-school help, bullying situations, and even hugs.
What’s even better is students are starting to come to me directly with issues/challenges they are having bypassing the box completely. I’ve been teaching middle school for 15 years, and I can honestly say this is the best thing I’ve ever done to reach my kids this early in the school year." ❤️
Credit: Julia Brown