LOL! They always try to see how many on them they can get on the quilts. It's so cute! Annnddd....each and every time they fold the quilts back up without even being ask and place them back on the shelf. I love it!
That is wonderful. I notice that they are all girls... boys don't want to read, or, at this age, they don't want to get girl cooties? I'm sure that is why the quilts get folded and put back... it's all girls. It'll be a fond memory for them, and for you. Hugs
It has to be rewarding to see the kids reading. My daughter's second grade teacher took her from hating to read to loving to read. I was so afraid that would never happen. For her, the clincher was that if she would read during her free time, she got to sit in the bean bag chair. That took her from not liking it at all to loving it. Hope you've been able to get in some fun stitching this weekend.
So cute to see them all in a row on your classroom quilts. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteLOL! They always try to see how many on them they can get on the quilts. It's so cute! Annnddd....each and every time they fold the quilts back up without even being ask and place them back on the shelf. I love it!
DeleteLove to see young readers. Enjoy your long weekend.
ReplyDeleteAww love it! Have a great long weekend!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great picture to see all those young ones reading, and enjoying your quilts. Have a wonderful three day weekend. School is almost out!
ReplyDeleteSweet children reading books, laying on your pretty quilts....how cool!
ReplyDeleteHow nice to see children reading and enjoying quilts. Do the quilts stay in the classroom? The kids must just love them!
ReplyDeleteThat is wonderful. I notice that they are all girls... boys don't want to read, or, at this age, they don't want to get girl cooties? I'm sure that is why the quilts get folded and put back... it's all girls. It'll be a fond memory for them, and for you.
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Great picture. Enjoy your weekend
ReplyDeleteGreat picture. Enjoy your weekend
ReplyDeleteIt has to be rewarding to see the kids reading. My daughter's second grade teacher took her from hating to read to loving to read. I was so afraid that would never happen. For her, the clincher was that if she would read during her free time, she got to sit in the bean bag chair. That took her from not liking it at all to loving it. Hope you've been able to get in some fun stitching this weekend.
ReplyDeleteNothing better than reading, well maybe sewing!!
ReplyDeleteWhat lucky kids!!!
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