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Ms. Mosher
What St. Agnes Students Have Taught Me
A Poem By Miss Mosher
Have you put on a hat with elephant ears,
Laughed so hard it brought you to tears?
Worn a patch on your eye, a hook on your hand
As you taught the “ar, ar” sound in buckets of sand?
Have you awoken each morning with a tune in your head
That teaches each rule for the last book you read?
“Silent e,” “All the planets,” oh the “money song” too…
There’s those gumdrops, those bridges, Beluga’s still blue.
Have you noticed each crevice of a child’s smiling face
Been surprised by a “boo” or a small arm’s embrace?
Have you played the nurse, the detective, the judge,
Gone to retrieve that child who won’t budge?
Have you stayed up all night and actively thought
Of a method to teach those skills they “don’t got”?
Have you jumped up and down, done a victory dance,
As they read that hard word they see at first glance?
If you have, than you know this job’s hard to do.
You’re an actor, a teacher, a friend, oh it’s true.
A musician, a director, an author, a cook,
What you do in one day could fill up a book!
The planning, the meetings, the paperwork hit
Some days I’m sure you just want to quit
But then you remember what was said, “Can’t be done”
Has turned into victories your students have won.
Like that day when they read their very first book
You remember it well that bright toothless look
The excitement, the joy, the raised self esteem
Their hugs and their giggles, their faces just beam.
And you know it’s all worth it, both good days and bad,
If years from today they’ll remember they had
A teacher who loved them and saw in their eyes
Potential and talent- much to their surprise.
A teacher who took the time in each day
To point out their strengths to smile and to say,
“I’m proud of you. I’m glad I was here
to watch you triumph and blossom this year.”
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Kindergarten Fine Motor and Basic Skills