Me: So what was Russia's secret weapon?
Kid 1: The winter.
Me: Right, it is hard to invade Russia in the winter.
Kid 2: Is that why it's called 'the Cold War?' #TeacherAppreciationWeek
As a writer this may be my fave #RedforEd sign so far. It's by Kaycy Joyce, a fifth grade teacher from Guilford (who I couldn't get in the pic BC it's so packed on South Street.
Me: "The Tsar and his whole family was killed. There were rumors that a daughter escaped and maybe lived in the UK or USA for the rest of her life. Her name was Anastasia."
Student: "Isn't that what they use at the hospital to make you sleep?"
Me: Your kinda dependent on me.
Kid: No I'm not! Call the principal right now, I want to talk to her.
Me: No.
Kid: Well get me the phone and I'll call her!
Me: No....do you know what dependent means? #toobad#sosad
A student asked me to write a letter to the judge on his behalf. He is hoping to get a better plea deal with less prison time. He called it a “letter of recommendation,” but I’m not sure that’s the right term. #notcollege
"Steak...don't that come from horses? Right? Why are you laughing?.....So people just have horses running around on their farms for no reason!?" #citylife
Kid 1 reading from the dictionary: "Do you know what ignoramus means? It's a really dumb person."
Kid 2: "I could have guessed that. I know what an anus is."
Kid 2: "No. IgnoraMUS." #teachingishard