Yesterday, I substitute taught 4th grade and they were AMAZING. Not a single bad attitude kid or direction rebel or anything. Everything rolled along smoothly - I didn't have to remind them to be quiet or to do their work or stop messing around. Had fun with them - helped them out on their homework (primarily math, but some of their grammar). The
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And yay for food webs and good students!
*hugs*
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"Do coyotes eat bears?" - most commonly asked question.
"Large meat predators rarely eat each other." - answer
"Oh? So do bears eat coyotes?" - typical response
*facepalm*
"Can anything eat an eagle?"
"Leave the eagle be. They're endangered."
"Can anything eat an owl?"
"I highly doubt it. They're the rulers of night."
"Can anything eat a blue jay?"
"You know... that's a legit question..."
Also, they could draw their animals if they wanted. Yes, there was an alligator eating a coyote. It was too early to slap some social studies - geography on them about climates and locations. That happened at the end of the day XD
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that's why i've always liked social studies and the social sciences. there's nothing set in stone for anything and you have to think way outside the box. but, then again, i have a BA in Justice Studies and was three classes away from a minor in sociology, so i'm a little biased. ;)
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i love history. if i'd known i was going to get so sick, i would have majored in it rather than JS. *sighs* oh well, i can use it in my writing.
and that's why i fail at math and science. my mind just doesn't work that way. oddly enough, however, only my sister and i are like this, the rest of the family is science and math. means we have fun together. she calls us twins born 20s something years apart.
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Playing music for the class? What a treat for the kids to have a substitute who can play music right off the bat. XD;
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And that pig, rocks!
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