a ruler mark was a better way
children should not have fun
or play
serious the subject
in every day
we must light- hearted
laugh today
follow the leader
the silly way
you don’t want to know
that I taught a game
I have the upmost respect for teachers with all sorts of degrees. The job is an important one. A retired elementary teacher, I respect and adore, states emphatically that her most important subject was love and kindness; something she taught by example to her appreciative students. I’ll add fun to that list. We have fun in our classes – lot’s of it!!!
Sending love to my friends in Pawell and Lacor. You are the best teachers in the world and have taught me to have the best kind of fun.
~ Love Mrs. Fish
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I love your poem, it tells so many things. Thank you Leslie. 🙂
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I felt gratitude for the teachers who taught me, while reading your post, thank you for sharing:)
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I think teachers need a little levity in their day too!
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Nice job Teach.
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Children learn more from fun and play than being forced to sit at their desks all day. Love the picture.
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Alas…too many want children to grow up all too soon..better to teach childish joy.
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Hi Leslie – they learn through having fun – so that’s great to see and to read … so pleased for them – cheers Hilary
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Love and kindness should be on every school’s syllabus . Once that’s in place, everything else works out just fine.
I like your suggestion: to follow…the silly way:)
F is for Five Favourite things
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Wow! 🙂
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Learning becomes easier with a bit of fun added to it. Well put together!
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Fun should definitely be incoporated in every school day. I loved the flow of your poem
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As a teacher myself I appreciate your poem, it is the love for children that drew me to teaching in the first place and having fun is a must in my class.
Thank you for sharing.
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I enjoy your poem very much and teachers are marvels to me, especially those from my school years. I don’t have an opinion on those who teach today because I have not had any dealings with them but I suspect there are some good ones still in this community. I loved my first-grade teacher, Mrs. Holly and it broke my heart when she went away to have her baby. Another woman stepped in during her absence and was a horrid, crouchy woman who did not have the same loving disposition of Mrs. H. Years later, I had Mrs. Holly again as my 7th grade Science teacher. It was a delight to have her again and she was every bit as kind as I remembered. I don’t think she’s with us anymore. I think someone passed the mews to me that she died years ago from cancer which made me sad but knowing her heart, I think she was a Christian and lives with Jesus now. Thanks for sharing and for visiting yesterday
Curious as a Cathy
A2Z Creating iPad Art Sketches ‘Fairy’
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Teachers have the most important job of all. We are all inspired by the best ones. And those who can make lessons fun are able to get through the most learning.
Aussie Children’s Writers: G Is for Gleitzman and Griffiths
https://suebursztynski.blogspot.com.au/2018/04/a-to-z-blogging-challenge-2018-g-is-for.html
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Teachers are certainly important in any society. I still fondly most of our college professors.
G for Get In!
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**I still fondly remember most of my college professors. (That didn’t come right the first time, sorry)
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What a special tribute. You have a talent for poetry that I don’t have.
Enjoy A to Z!
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Fun makes learning … fun! lol 😀
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