Some teachers let the children come into their classroom in the mornings before school starts. I don't. It isn't that I'm being mean. It's just that I need those precious few moments to prepare for the day. My students know this. Still, they like to test the waters every now and then...
A small group of students: (peeking through the window and banging on the door) Mrs. B! MRS. BEEEEEEEE!!!!!
Mrs. B: (calmly, in a sing-song voice) Go away, little darlings...
Kendra: Can we come in?
Mrs. B: No.
Dakota: But we come in peace!
Mrs. B: You're gonna BE in pieces if you don't go out to the playground right now!
Dakota: Man, I really thought that line would work.
Friday, March 1, 2013
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Rumor was going around that Wyeth and Madison were an "item."
Mrs. B: (to Dakota, the bearer of 3rd grade romance reports) So you're saying they like each other?
Dakota: Yup.
Mrs. B: Are you sure about this?
Dakota: Pretty sure.
Mrs. B: Well, that's not the same as sure.
Dakota: Maybe you should ask them.
Mrs. B: I don't want to be nosy.
Dakota: But it's your JOB to be nosy!
Monday, February 25, 2013
Monday, January 14, 2013
Jose: Look, Mrs. B, we have all boys in the front row!
Mrs. B: And why do you suppose that is?
Dakota: (who is a girl and sits in the back row) Because boys are the naughtiest!
James: (a front-row boy) And they're also the AWESOMEST!
(Note: The real reason is that I have 19 boys and only 9 girls in my class, but I thought this explanation was much more amusing.)
Mrs. B: And why do you suppose that is?
Dakota: (who is a girl and sits in the back row) Because boys are the naughtiest!
James: (a front-row boy) And they're also the AWESOMEST!
(Note: The real reason is that I have 19 boys and only 9 girls in my class, but I thought this explanation was much more amusing.)
Kendra: Mrs. B, what does "precious" mean?
Mrs. B: Well, it means valuable.
Kendra: Like something costs a lot of money?
Mrs. B: Yes, but it can also mean that something is valuable in a different way. Like if someone is precious to you. I'm sure you are all precious to your parents, but that doesn't really have to do with money.
Wyeth: What do you mean? WE COST THOUSANDS! My mom told me.
Mrs. B: Well, it means valuable.
Kendra: Like something costs a lot of money?
Mrs. B: Yes, but it can also mean that something is valuable in a different way. Like if someone is precious to you. I'm sure you are all precious to your parents, but that doesn't really have to do with money.
Wyeth: What do you mean? WE COST THOUSANDS! My mom told me.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
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