It turns out that dealing with five blood-thirsty five year olds is a lot more relaxing when you know that you only have one more week of doing so. Yesterday was our second to last Sunday with the Primary kids before the move and I found that knowing our time with them was almost over made it all more bearable. Even when I had to deal with the Mom that drags her kid into sharing time with her ranting to get him off her. In fact, it makes the weird tweeking out stuff the kids do become almost tender. Like when we told the class that we were leaving and they would have new teachers soon and one kid accusingly looks up at us and proclaims "Well maybe the new teachers will bring us treats."
Monday, March 29, 2010
It Turns Out...
It turns out that dealing with five blood-thirsty five year olds is a lot more relaxing when you know that you only have one more week of doing so. Yesterday was our second to last Sunday with the Primary kids before the move and I found that knowing our time with them was almost over made it all more bearable. Even when I had to deal with the Mom that drags her kid into sharing time with her ranting to get him off her. In fact, it makes the weird tweeking out stuff the kids do become almost tender. Like when we told the class that we were leaving and they would have new teachers soon and one kid accusingly looks up at us and proclaims "Well maybe the new teachers will bring us treats."
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How did you get such a good picture of the kids in your primary class?
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