I want to thank all the teachers that go above teaching to make sure the kids aren’t hungry. If you see snacks on the classroom lists, imagine doing an all-day deposition on an empty stomach. Then add to cart, because I know so many teachers who are spending their own money. They are often the first to notice too. I remember when my chemistry teacher would ask me to “split” an orange or a granola bar with him because “his wife put him on a diet” but really it’s because he quietly noticed my eating disorder. My hunger was by choice (teenage girl nonsense) but there are so many kids that are hungry because there’s no food at home
I am throwing my classroom hygiene list back out into the universe to see if anyone can help my high school classroom!
Straight up, they have all appreciated it in one way or another. I told them that is was because of donors, and it blew them away.
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@thatlawyerLisa
I would love a RP.
Virginia teacher of ESL and special education. I support language learners in 6 grades k-5.
Any help at all would be incredible!
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Book and class list here.
@dfteach My favorite is when a teacher says “they don’t need …” and my response is that’s the law. Or when asked about something it’s like reciting a manual because the laws are engrained in my head. 🤣
@DietCoke_Esq Preach!
My doctor recently added “prefers female care team”. My favorite is going to the doctor, and them asking if I took x.y,z… I laugh because there is usually an allergy or side effect listed… proving they never looked at my chart.
Teachers, don’t stop commenting. You are not spamming us. We may not see them all but it truly takes one (1) person to notice. We see y’all advocating for your students