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This is a mix of both musing and sharing about teaching and six year olds.
All of the names I mention on this blog are pseudonyms and I change details to protect my students. As well, I don't use identifying features about myself, nor my family or friends. As this is a public blog, I like to keep details private.
You can call me Kirsten. Or Miz F. Whichever works for you. Welcome. I'm glad you're here. ♥
All of the names I mention on this blog are pseudonyms and I change details to protect my students. As well, I don't use identifying features about myself, nor my family or friends. As this is a public blog, I like to keep details private.
You can call me Kirsten. Or Miz F. Whichever works for you. Welcome. I'm glad you're here. ♥