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I'm a single foster mother who loves spending time with my sweet little one, traveling, and making memories. I am a Reading Interventionist at an elementary school and love what I do!
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Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Straight from Second Grade

When you spend the majority of your day with seven year olds, you not only learn a lot, but hear some very interesting things. Everyone tells me that I should write the things that my students say, so I've tried to remember a few. Sometimes we all need a little laugh.

- "So Ms. Turner, what is your last name?"

- When I asked my kids to guess my weight, one responded "60 pounds! I know that because that's how much I weigh and you're about my size!"

- When asked who the mayor of Bowling Green was, two of my students eagerly raised their hand to answer. First answer, Barack Obama. Second answer, Martin Luther King.

- My sister and I work at the same school. She came in to tell the kids that she was pregnant, and I asked the kids if they could guess how far along she was. One kid yelled out "About 15 feet!"

- "You don't look 27 years old--you look about my size."

- "I like your phone. Is it a Blueberry?"

- I gave this scenario to my students one day; "The whole family got up early this morning. We've been excited for weeks. We've packed our suitcases. We are going to drive a long time and go to a place where we can visit two very famous mice. Where are we going?" One of my students shouted out "The Lousiville Zoo?"

- "When I get to be Ms. Turner's age, I hope my hair is like hers."

- "If I had one wish that could come true, I would wish that my teacher was pretty."

These are just a few of the great things that the kids have said. I have a lot more, maybe I'll have a second installment of "Straight from Second Grade."

     
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