Teaching art for 200 middle schoolers per day has had a profound impact on my soul.
Today a small boy who looks like Huck Finn meets The Goonies told me, “You’re so awesome, Ms. Frizzle!”
A seventh grade girl who is often found hiding behind her Ipod and anime drawings of genderal neutral dwarfs poked her head out from behind her hoody and whispered, “I can talk to you more than any other teacher.”
Another kid left this on my desk.
Two out of three ain’t bad.
Happily Ticked Off Tip #27: Kids will be kids. And apparently, in middle school, they know how to make kids. Be glad when they’re messing with model figures and not each other.
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Thanks for giving me something to smile and laugh about even if it is Jr. High humor! Sometimes that is the best kind because to be honest there is still that immature Jr. Higher inside me that giggles at all of those jokes.