Well, this made my day!
Student: "Thank you for recommending this book, Miss Lambert. If you hadn't told me about it, I wouldn't have bought the whole series."
Some things I heard myself say this week:
1. It's always a bad idea to pretend you're hitting your friend in the face with your giant binder.
2. I'm not buying you another reptile mister.
3. You probably shouldn't trust YouTubers who say they've time traveled.
In the last 10 minutes I had to confiscate books from 5 students who were sneakily reading while I was teaching. I don't know if I should be annoyed or just so darn proud. #proudteacher#ididmyjob#uvlearn
Several auctions closing tomorrow, including this 3-chapter review by HarperCollins VP/Editorial Director Rosemary Brosnan. Bid while you can for a great cause!
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As a middle school English teacher, I have decided that all 13 and 14-year-olds should automatically come with spoiler alerts.
Somehow, before we even start reading a new book, half the class already knows which character will die.
Every time.
It never fails to amaze me how easily my students mix up the 1900s and the 1800s on tests. If we read a book set in 1889, half of the class will say it took place in 1989.
To them, anything before 2000 is ancient history.
I'm old.
@njgnlib13@stefwass Thank you so much, @njgnlib13!!! I've been feeling miserable and pathetic from a cold that just won't go away, and you have brightened my day!
I've been giving this a lot of thought lately and can't decide which is more terrifying: driving on a weekend in a Walmart parking lot or driving on a weekend in a Costco parking lot.