Look at this boy.
Is he one you would want in your kindergarten class if you were a kindergarten teacher?
She deals with his difficulties so diplomatically:
For example "L.J., Before you come to school, I'd like you to jump on trampoline for awhile."
And after a trying week at school: "I think with LJ he is just so full of God's spirit he can't contain it! That is a good thing! When he is impulsive and does something he knows he shouldn't he is truly sorry about it."
Concerning his lack of interest in reading: "He will probably the type of person that will need to read while he is on a treadmill. I think that is why you haven't seen leaps and bounds in his reading. He has all the skills but because it is a quiet activity he avoids it. He has been fun to have - always a smile on his face! You should have high hopes for him in 1st. "
She gets him, and that means soooo much to this mama.
Thanks for an incredible year, Mrs. Goodrich!
You are both good and rich.
6 Wonderful Responses:
I LOVE this post! I love the font changes...I love the rhythm of the words...and I especially love the clever ending "GOOD and RICH".
I would LOVE to have your son in ANY of my classes! If a teacher can't appreciate the spirit of a student and the wonderful, creative ideas then they should probably change professions! Your son is precious and incredibly smart!!!! I love him and I know that he has a lot of potential to be great!!!
Love to you all!
What a great post and I am so glad he had a wonderful teacher this year!
He is so handsome! I'm quite sure he's a joy to teach.
Wow...it sounds like he had a great year!! Mrs. Goodrich is amazing...
What an amazing teacher! I think I'll try to see things this way with Sophie.
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