If that wasn't exciting enough, and if that didn't get us enough
Our school is lucky enough to be located right across from a beautiful lake. (We have the best view!!!)
So, we walked across the street to have a picnic by lake, then to the community center to see our artwork displayed at the children's art show.
This was all very fun and exciting. However, I found myself having some very interesting conversations. Here were a few:
Student: Are there sharks in the lake?
Me: Um, no friend, sharks live in the ocean, not lakes.
Student: I put two socks on one foot today.
Me: So one of your feet has two socks, and the other has no socks?
Student: Yep!
Me: ???
Student: I dropped my sandwich in the dirt.
Me: Five second rule!- Just eat it, you'll be fine.
Student: Mrs. P!!! Mrs. P!!! Mrs. P!!!! What are those people doing in that car!?!?!
Me: Um, close your eyes, look the other way! Now!
(Yikes! It was 11:30 in the morning people!)
Now, please tell me... is it just me, or do you have random conversations throughout the day too???
Have a GREAT weekend!!!
:-)
How lucky are you to have school so close to the lake that you can take field trips there! Love that! Your conversations with your students were priceless. I'm a new follower!
ReplyDeleteLori
Conversations in Literacy
Great conversations!
ReplyDeleteTammy
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So pretty! I don't think anyone besides teachers understand the things we hear all day. So cute.
ReplyDeleteEmily @ Second Grade Silliness
My kiddies have random conversations with me all the time but I created a mailbox system that helps me divert their randomness. If they have something they want to tell me they just stick it in the mailbox on my desk ($1 from target). I will address it later when I can give it my full attention.
ReplyDeleteTiffany @ For the Love of Teaching
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