- everything is prepared for you when you get there
- someone is coming to pick up where you left off the next day
- if a class is unbearable, you don't have to face them the next day :)
I've also enjoyed getting a taste of every grade level. I think I could teach almost any grade and enjoy it, and believe it or not, the substituting I have done in jr. high has been my very favorite so far.
The grandmas who "have" to watch Grace
a. Was asked, "Can we call you Mrs. Gordita?" when the students found out my last name was Spanish. I responded, "Mrs. Chubby?" and everyone else went, "OOOOOOOOO!"
b. "Your name is Mrs. Camaro, right?"
c. Saw several of my past students in the hallway and taught four or five of them in Pre Algebra and Utah Studies.
d. Had my cousin in English class. She sent a text message to my sister who was also in the building that said, "I am not texting in your sister's class."
e. Supervised students covering each others' faces in plaster for a true mummy experience.
Answers below:
a. High School. Junior English.
b. Elementary School. 1st grade.
c. Junior High. 7th grade.
d. High School. Junior English. Again. Cute Katie.
e. Elementary School. 6th grade.
I'm thankful I can help out a little financially doing something I enjoy. And the very best part of substitute teaching? Knowing that in a few hours I get to come home to this: (my mom sent this to me today on my phone while I was gone)
3 comments:
That's so cool that you get to sub at Northridge! And you had Katie in your class? I can't believe I never heard about that!
Hello, how wonderful you and Ashley found each others blogs. I must tell you, you were always my very favorite friend of hers growing up. They just don't come sweeter than you. It was just so fun to see your comment and look at your blog what a beautiful family you have, your baby is so precious!
Thanks for your sweet comment, great to hear from you.
Your baby is absolutely beautiful, oh my goodness I just love all that hair. So glad you are doing well.
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