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Kids say the funniest things

I tutor a first grader on Mondays and Wednesdays. We've only started this since last week and so far so good. Although, today for the first time she was kinda c0mplainy about tutoring and reading and working her brain! OH well. Every day I see her, she keeps tabs of when tutoring is and is like, I'll see you today or tomorrow or on Wednesday....soo funny. The other day, I asked her where she is from and she says "Topia" ... aka ... Ethiopia! Soo cute! :)

I picked up the Primary kids and one of the ones that doesn't come with me, came up to me and said, "Eli isn't here, she spilled out after lunch!" :) Poor Eli!!


Then today, I asked my kiddos to write their teacher a get well card. I love reading cards from kids, so I'm going to share some of my favorite things they wrote:


- Plese come back. Our new teacher is bored.
- He is nice, but I can not understand his words.
- I can not read him.


Gotta love it!!

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  1. AnonymousFebruary 19, 2009 at 4:26 PM

    I love the new look of your blog; so fun!! I laughed out loud at the comments you put from your students, especially the last few ones about the sub! Funny!!
    -Laura

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