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spritzerJ · 09-09-2013, 07:20 PM

Good evening Educators! I hope the Kiwi knows soon. And that Sis has a great holiday tomorrow.

Speaking of monkeys... my very loud monkey was absent. It was nice to see how quiet the class could be with out him. We had a chance to collect data on the other monkey who is a tad quieter. I also got to meet 1:1 with the quieter monkey. This helped him hold it together through the morning.

My 2nd grade team mates wanted to practice the new fire drill route 3 times. Luckily my class missed the 2nd practice and only needed to practice twice. LOL... I have a student with Aspergers who obsessed all day about the start of the actual drill with sound thanks to the extra practice. I was planning on telling them only a half hour before. Sigh... teamwork is tricky sometimes.

I am going to try my hand at incorporating some technology tomorrow. Snort... we shall see.

My class is doing rather fabulous compared to the other classes.

Happy kids, happy parents, happy teacher tonight.

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09-09-2013, 07:20 PM	#25
spritzerJ Timed Out - Permanent How Do You Identify?: Queer (gender), female (biological marker) Preferred Pronoun?: she will work as a default. Relationship Status: engaged to jac until 8/10/14 Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Maine Posts: 3,154 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 30,307 Thanked 15,802 Times in 2,905 Posts Rep Power: 0	Good evening Educators! I hope the Kiwi knows soon. And that Sis has a great holiday tomorrow. Speaking of monkeys... my very loud monkey was absent. It was nice to see how quiet the class could be with out him. We had a chance to collect data on the other monkey who is a tad quieter. I also got to meet 1:1 with the quieter monkey. This helped him hold it together through the morning. My 2nd grade team mates wanted to practice the new fire drill route 3 times. Luckily my class missed the 2nd practice and only needed to practice twice. LOL... I have a student with Aspergers who obsessed all day about the start of the actual drill with sound thanks to the extra practice. I was planning on telling them only a half hour before. Sigh... teamwork is tricky sometimes. I am going to try my hand at incorporating some technology tomorrow. Snort... we shall see. My class is doing rather fabulous compared to the other classes. Happy kids, happy parents, happy teacher tonight.