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Jun 27, 2011
My small class of 6th IG students were thirsty, as was I. They saw the unopened bottle of cold water I had on a filing cabinet(brought one of two from home frozen, which had thawed during the day).
They told me it would be ok with them if I drank my cold bottled water. Great bunch of caring kids.
I told them that there was no way I would drink water while they had none. I think this made an impression on them, because they knew I meant it.
My solution was to go upstairs to the teacher work/break room(NO CHAIRS, so no lounging) and get cups for my kids. I opened the bottle and we ALL had some cold water to drink.
I taught some absolutely wonderful kids during my career.
VET
On 6/27/11, VET wrote: > One day the school's water supply was cut after lunch. You > know how you can get even thirstier when you know there is > no water? Temps were also high. > > My small class of 6th IG students were thirsty, as was I. > They saw the unopened bottle of cold water I had on a filing > cabinet(brought one of ...See More
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