Yesterday I got to my classroom and it was a toasty 58 degrees. Miserable.
Riley, the intrepid head custodian, came in with a temperature gauge he held up and studied closely. I took that as a sign that maybe something would be done.
After awhile, the heat came on in earnest. The temperature started rising and I started shedding layers (I had gone prepared). Soon it arrived at 72 degrees and there it remained. I texted Fam-a-lam, "Since I left Plumtree, back in Tennessee, it's the first time I've been warm."
It was marvelous.
The seating chart worked better. I effectively isolated a few problem areas.
The new student is so far so good. I know there's a honeymoon period but I will be grateful as long as it lasts.
I picked a book of animal jokes from my mom's bingo prize bins. It's a hit. One student had one for me:
What do frogs drink?
Croak-a-cola
Third grade is where I want to be. Besides darling students, I have good friends, a spinning chair and really good pens.
What's not to love?
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