Monday, September 8th, 2008
European
This past Friday, one of my 5th grade students was reading a section out of the music book. She came to a word she didn't recognize and I told her that the word was: European. Then I giggled. I felt a little bad for giggling as I didn't want her to think I was laughing because she couldn't read a word, so I told her why I laughed. I said, "Ur a peein'." The whole class got a kick out of it.
European
This past Friday, one of my 5th grade students was reading a section out of the music book. She came to a word she didn't recognize and I told her that the word was: European. Then I giggled. I felt a little bad for giggling as I didn't want her to think I was laughing because she couldn't read a word, so I told her why I laughed. I said, "Ur a peein'." The whole class got a kick out of it.
4 Comments
BeanCounter37 Monday, September 8, 2008
Angi Monday, September 8, 2008
LGrant Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Sarah S. Tuesday, September 9, 2008
1) Teachers have to use their inginuity to show the pupil what the word is and what it means.
BeanCounter37 Monday, September 8, 20082) What about spelling, hmmm? Who teaches THAT??
Angi Monday, September 8, 20083) Fritz, I think she was referring to the comment #1
LGrant Tuesday, September 9, 20084) Ha. Good one, Angi!!
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