Humble- Mrs. Mortensen's hair is gray and tan.
I like the bottom color of your hair.
Don't you ever brush your hair?
You have an eye burger.
What is wrong with your lip? You have a red bump on it.
Fantastic- I love you.
Can you be my second mom?
Many hugs all day long.
Lots of cute notes.
Running to me in bunches to hold my hand when I pick them up from the playground.
Wanting to sit by me in the front of the room.
I can read now.
Anyway, you get the picture. Even with my flaws, they still love me and that is good for my soul.
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I was suppose to teach 1st Grade this year, then with our move I was going to be a mom, but got offered a position as a Grade 2 teacher. Now I'm missing the Grade 1s I never had....
1st grade is a wonderful year. I'm amazed by my daughter's growth in school this year.
Awww, so glad it makes you happy...I'm NOT a primary teacher by any means but always admire those that do. I love my 3-5 kids and gosh, they say some of the same things your kiddoes do :)
I'll bet you are a wonderful teacher. In fact, I'm sure of it.
=)
I have such love and admiration for teachers. You are one of my favorites! Hope to see you sometime next week.
I am also a first grade teacher in a sense my son is in first and we home school. I have the highest respect for teachers, my Mamaw taught first for 40 years. Thank you for teaching!!!!!
Their honesty is refreshing, even though it's kinda brutal. ;)
The eye burger made me laugh. Out loud. You gotta love the innocence of children.
Humbling for sure!
love it. made me giggle :)
This makes me giggle- kids say some of the strangest & sweetest things sometimes. Happy to hear you are enjoying the change.
I respect teachers!! I would never choose to be in a room alone with like 25 kids on purpose! so thank you!!
I am now following this blog too!
Happy Easter!
I worked for many years in the school nurse's office at an elementary school and a jr. high. Guess which one is best? Love the sweetness of first graders too. Mimi
Of course they love you. I would love for my child to be in your class, if I had one.
Kids are so honest. They speak without thinking it through and I love that about them. I can understand the difficulty it must have been for you to change to a different grade level. Many of the teachers I know tend to enjoy sticking with a specific grade and don't enjoy change. So glad to read how you embraced it.
I think we both are the recipient of 'many children'. How God has blessed us abundantly in His way.
Blessings and love,
Debbie
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