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Would you believe that there were zero bloggers that I could find that started with the letter X? Go figure! I would not let that stand in my way of having a bloggy birthday alphapalooza however! What might be up for grabs today than you might ask? Only the best pencil sharpener ever obviously!
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I have never had a child break a bone at school! Thank goodness!
ReplyDeleteKate
I have never had a child break a bone.
ReplyDeleteNo I haven't but others in my building have.
ReplyDeleteNo I never had one! I'd be nervous if I happen to have one!
ReplyDeleteI've never had a broken bone.! YEA!
ReplyDeleteTwo years ago, one of my sweet little girls was in after school day care that is offered at our school and she fell off the monkey bars. She broke her right arm and ended up in a cast.....it was a week before state testing and she was right-handed. I felt so sorry for her because she had to wear the cast all summer :(
ReplyDeleteI had a child fall off the monkey bars when I worked in a daycare.
ReplyDeleteI have never had any student break a bone. However, my teammate had a boy who fell at recess, was given an ice pack by one of the ladies out on duty, and came into the room complaining that his arm hurt. She thought he was just complaining like he normally did, so had him "rest it" and then let him get another ice pack. After that he stopped complaining. The next day though, his mom sent an angry email saying he'd broken his arm and no one had done anything. Everyone was surprised because he hadn't cried or done said anything more than his normal "my ____ hurts." So glad it wasn't me! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Ash - Did I miss Day W? :)
ReplyDeleteSusanna
Whimsy Workshop
I'm lucky enough to never have had a child break a bone! So far, so good!
ReplyDeleteThankfully no broken bones in my class!!!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Terri
No one has broken a bone in my class, thank goodness!
ReplyDeleteI have not but my son broke his leg 2 years ago just by tripping over it.
ReplyDeleteThankfully, I have never had a student break any bones at school.
ReplyDeleteI have never had a child break a bone in my classroom, however, I broke my finger in PE class in 8th grade.
ReplyDeleteNot yet thank goodness.
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