In the course of four days I’ve experienced:

  • butterflies of anticipation in the wee hours of Tuesday morning.
  • the throes of an allergic onslaught and thwarted head cold.
  • admiration of my colleagues. 
  • sheer excitement at the possibility each day has to offer.
  • total pride in my amazing students.
  • complete and utter vocal chord exhaustion.
  • a renewed passion for my must-have coffee and French Vanilla creamer each morning!
  • inexplicable awe at the opportunity I have to work with such talented young people each morning, and continue that journey with my own precious children each afternoon.

There’s nothing better than the first week spent getting to know new students, sharing in their stories and welcoming them into mine.  Together we are crafting a tale that will reveal itself to us as we collaboratively read, think, revise, edit, analyze and construct meaning throughout the coming months. 

If you would like to join us on this amazing journey, check out this video that is not only timely but one tangible way you can help make a difference in so many lives!  Have a wonderful weekend!

Create a free edublog to get your own comment avatar (and more!)

7 Responses to “Reflecting on Week One”

  1.   Andy.S Says:

    All that week i was tired

    [Reply]

    Mrs. Cornwell Reply:

    You know something? Your comment actually caused me to go back and look at my post because I think I was a little tired that week too. Perhaps I should revise it to say that too! Hopefully you’re feeling better and getting settled into the school routine now!

    [Reply]

  2.   kelly Says:

    there is autally really nothing more better than the 1st week autally getting to know other people and new friends . Its always good to welcome new friends into your mind and welcome them !

    [Reply]

    Mrs. Cornwell Reply:

    I feel the same way! I love fresh starts and new beginnings!

    [Reply]

  3.   anna b Says:

    u are an awsume teacher mrs.cornwell!!!!!!

    [Reply]

    Mrs. Cornwell Reply:

    Thanks, Anna! You’re an awesome student too! :)

    [Reply]

  4.   Tori B. Says:

    Nice detail such as wee hours, and the french vanilla creamer:)

    [Reply]

Leave a Reply

*
To prove you're a person (not a spam script), type the security word shown in the picture.
Anti-Spam Image