Happy Thanksgiving!
I wish you could have been a fly on the wall of our classroom yesterday as the children listed the things they are thankful for. You have raised thankful children.
Of course I knew that before yesterday. I think this class has already said, "Thank you," more often than any other class I've ever taught. Besides the regular thank yous I hear when I hand out paper or other supplies, I've had several children thank me for helping them with a tough problem and others who just come up to say, "Thank you for teaching me."
In a society that is increasingly self-absorbed, your children stand out as thoughtful and grateful.
And I say, "Thank you for sending such delightful children to school each morning."
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About Me
- Miss Owen
- Gibsons, B.C., Canada
- Did you know that I went to Gibsons Elementary School? I'm happy to be teaching in the school I went to. I am also happy to be teaching in a school I can walk to. I live with my mom, Mrs. Owen, who sometimes comes to help in our classroom.
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