Things Kids Said on a Wednesday

Ice cream cone cupcakes. The kids were delighted and confused.

Guys, this is the last "Things Kids Said on a Wednesday" of the school year! Today was the AM class's last day and tomorrow the PM finishes up. It's bitter sweet for me.

I got a lot of "You're the best teacher ever", "You'll be my teacher in Kindergarten, right?", "I'll miss you!", "You're my favorite teacher ever".  (I'm also the only teacher they've had so far, but I'll take it! Haha).

I made a book for each of my kids. They wrote the ABC's, drew a picture of themselves, told me their favorite things, talked about what they learned this year, and I included photos of different activities we did through out the year. 

My sister, Rosie, came to school with me and one of the girls asked if Rosie had a boy friend. Once they found out she did (and they found out his name), the girl sang, "Rosie and Tom, sitting in a tree- K-I-S-S-L-M-N-O-P"



A girl was trying to ask me to staple something and said, "Can you snap this? Snap it up please? Just snap it right here."



"When I grow up, I'm gonna have wings and be a flying girl!"

Congratulations is a long word.

"MissElwee. . . I'm moving to Texas. And you're coming with me. Maybe we can go to Six Flags." Ok, but I'll have to let Mr. McElwee know. He might want to come too.


"You are my most favoritist teacher ever- until I go to Kindergarten"



"We'll all be in the same class next year, right Ms. McElwee? And you'll be our teacher next year, right Ms. McElwee?"



"Where is Carlos?" Carlos hasn't been in our class since before Christmas- he moved.

They each decorated a 'graduation' necklace to wear. We didn't have an actual graduation, but we did have a party! 

A girl got up in the middle of attendance and asked, "Is this a dream?" I said yes, you're dreaming. And she said, "Did you hear that everyone? We're all in a dreeaamm!!"



One of my kids got me a typograph thing that says 'Smile, the best is yet to come'. He was really excited to give it to me. When I opened it, his happy expression fell off his face and he said, "What is that?" with a disgusted tone. I read it to him and all he said was, "oh". As I was putting it back in the bag, I found a card and opened it up. The kid's face lit up! This  was the best part! I was a robot card! And he wrote his name on it for me! The kid acted like a robot for about 10 minutes after I opened the card. It was awesome.