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I've gone through so many papers tonight - ideas, worksheets, and themes that I've used and collected over the past five years. It's been a great look backwards at the experiences I've had in this process towards becoming a teacher. I SO need a classroom of my own and need to get this party started!Looking forward to watching my teaching develop and grow with my career, hoping for that opportunity at a school soon!
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  1. AnonymousJune 7, 2011 at 8:35 AM

    Absolutely - you are going to be an amazing teacher!!!!
    Love you!

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