Underwater adventures
Starting tomorrow, I will be testing another curriculum unit for work. This means that I will be spending time almost every day in a fourth grade classroom in a land that is a far, far BART ride away. I have to be in this faraway land at 8 AM, which sucks. But do I hope that teaching about space will prove more interesting than teaching about light was. We shall see. If I am awake enough to remember any of it, that is. I have to admit that I am a little nervous about teaching the upper grades again, but I'm just going ahead and operating on the assumption that these fourth graders will not be trying to maim each other.
Anyway, one of my coworkers started testing a different unit, which is about aquatic habitats, last week. She had something funny happen to her, so I thought I'd repeat it here: one of her fourth graders stood up in front of the class and announced, "There is an aquatic orgasm in my tank."
At least she got most of the word right?
Anyway, one of my coworkers started testing a different unit, which is about aquatic habitats, last week. She had something funny happen to her, so I thought I'd repeat it here: one of her fourth graders stood up in front of the class and announced, "There is an aquatic orgasm in my tank."
At least she got most of the word right?