School: A Day In The Life Of A Primary School Teacher

[cbianco]

Well, two weeks in and I'm still alive. I've been busier than ever and fall asleep early every night. I've got a good group of kiddos that are excited to be there and have (mostly) taken well to having a male teacher so early into their schooling. I look forward to the next 34 weeks of learning.

Christopher

Congrats Christopher on making your fist day of Kindergarten and being an elementary teacher because students may not always remember your name they will always remember you.
St. Monicas 46 years ago my kindergarten teacher was Ms. Stacey or Lacy. I can still remeber her face just like my 1st grade teacher who might of been Mrs. Stacey?
2nd grade Sister David Marie (never forget her or the Nun who gave out licks for missing homework every morning, half completed half a lick)
3rd grade remember her face
4th grade remember her face (Converse Elem)
5th grade Mrs. Mueller (OLPH)
6th grade Mrs. Blodgett (Converse Elem)

You're right alton about remembering your teachers. I can remember most of my teachers names but their faces have escaped me.

Mine was mrs gates.,..... A old scary looking lady.... And I was the kid that had the break down.... Lol but yes I remember that scary mug till this day...


Why no tank set up in the class????... I am sure the kids would love it and would help easing them I am sure... Maybe even mold them into little salties....

It's all about the $$$ or rather lack of $$$. Teachers spend lots of their own money on the classroom each year. I just changed grade levels and had to spend even a bit more than I originally anticipated. I did have a nice offer of a 12 gallon NC donation but it is a bit too far for me to travel and pick up at this time.

i had mrs patino in kinder, and i was the kid that had the breakdown too(before class even started). i didnt like the robot shirt my mom made me wear! that and i wanted to go home

You would be amazed at how often the kids ask, "Can I go home now?" As if the time they spend at school is flexible. Honestly, it's kind of cute (coming from a 5 year old).

Awesome job Mr. Bianco. Thx for sharing with us dude.

Thank you Rob! I love to share. I intend on taking more pictures of the classroom this week.