Guess who doesn’t have to be at work until 9am tomorrow? Me, me, me! It’s a grading day (no kiddos), so we have permission to come in 2 hours later than normal…so fantastic.
Maybe I can stay up past 9pm tonight, but I kind of doubt it.
On another note, I think I’ve eaten more dairy in the last 2 days than I have in the last year. It’s all I want lately…I’m going to start calling Baby Cakes my little “Dairy Queen”.
Breakfast
½ cup oats, 1 cup water, chocolate chips, raisins, peanut butter, cinnamon, coconut milk
Lunch
Bread, leftover carrots (in the tupperware), string cheese, yogurt, apples, brownie
Dinner – picnic style
Crackers, sun dried tomato hummus
After I inhaled the crackers, I attacked the hummus tub with cucumbers and celery. It’s been forever since hummus sounded yummy, so I was happy to indulge my taste buds.
Dessert
more crackers, more diary (cottage cheese), and raspberry preserves
Love.
In the 3rd grade world…
One of my students interviewed me yesterday, and wrote this paragraph today.
Mrs. Unger’s Life!
Today I will interview Mrs. Unger, she is my 3rd grade teacher, so let’s see what her life is like. First of all, Mrs. Unger is very pretty everyday! She has brown beautiful hair. Also, she wears fashionable outfits and awesome accessories. Next, Mrs. Unger had a very exciting childhood. She was born in 1984 on December 22nd. She also has two brothers and she grew up in Colorado Springs which is a city! When she was little, she loved to swim. Mrs. Unger had fun in her childhood. Another thing, Mrs. Unger has a lot interests. She likes to exercise and cook. Also she likes to read. These are all of Mrs. Unger’s interests. Finally, Mrs. Unger has an awesome job because she gets to work with me! Just kidding, she also gets to work with other kids. Sometimes, at school where she works, she gets to do recess duty on Tuesdays. Surely, Mrs. Unger’s life is very exciting and she’s so awesome!!!
Finally, Mrs. Unger has an awesome job because she gets to work with me!
Totally loved this! Hope you gave that kiddo an A.
I love that paragraph. So cute! Some of my students last year wrote papers about how the Husband proposed to me. I kept them and didn’t give them back.
Hummus looks really good right now – I kind of wnat to attack my tub!
How adorable and well-written for a third grader.
What a sweet kid! You are awesome
Impressive writing for a 3rd grader! Way to go Mrs. Unger!
That student speaks the truth: Mrs.Unger is awesome!
Must be something about the third trimester because dairy is about all that has sounded good to me recently. Well, besides fruit.
What a sweetie! That is so cute.
Your lunch for the last two days makes me laugh! I’ve been bringing a leftover brownie for lunch everyday this week too. I just HAD to make some after I saw you make 2 batches.
“She likes to exercise and cook. Also she likes to read. These are all of Mrs. Unger’s interests.” I loved this part – good to know you only have 3 interests, surely you have an interest in blogging too… and nothing about you having a baby in the entire interview?! lol
Oh my gosh that’s so cute
It kinda reminded me of Junie B. Jones. (a kid book series I use to love!)
You have the greatest 3rd Grade moments!!!
Love it!
xoxo
Kathleen
Awww, your student is so cute and sweet! I would have melted a little. Adorable!
I really liked my 3rd grade teacher. Some of the kids in my class and me threw her an in-school “surprise” birthday party with the help of the teachers’ aides to organize it. Hard to forget a great teacher!
You know, that was actually really well written. That kid might have a future in writing
Too cute.
I love dairy!
What an awesome life! The second-grade student I tutor tells me how boring it is to be there so I have to say that I’m a bit jealous.
Ah, this is awesome, I loved that she threw in a “just kidding” into a report! And the last sentence kills me…that’s the next Barbara Walters for you
Nice transition words and topic sentence, 3rd grader. What a cute assignment. Also, that brownie looks to. die. for.
That kid has a huge brown spot on their nose. Just saying
Haha! I know! I actually thought of your “brown noser” post when I read this…she’s got the right idea.
That is the best interview ever.
I just have to ask what a “grading day” is. I am a teacher in NJ, and we don’t have anything called that. Is it what we call a “teacher’s in-service day” which is a day of professional development workshops? Or is it what it seems, a day for teachers to grade papers and catch up on paperwork? I’m so jealous! That would be an absolute dream! How many of these days do you get each year? One of my biggest bugs about teaching is how the paperwork demands just keep increasing but my prep period doesn’t get any longer. I end up taking so much home. There never seems to be enough time in the day!
Haha…cutest interview ever!
OMG how precious – that interview!! I love reading your blog and how you incorporate your teaching world into the posts…it really makes me think back to childhood and the teachers that I loved and made such a huge impact on me.
Thanks so much! I’m always thrilled when other people enjoy my *third grade moments *as much as I do.
Happy Sunday, Katie