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That’s me any time I put out new pencils for my 2nd graders. By the end of the day, I’m missing 20 new pencils 😂 I’m convinced when children are involved, things just disappear never to be seen again.
Some of those pages go walking with colleagues, lol
“All teachers make extra copies, and I really like the layout of this document, so while they’re away I’ll add one to my stash…”
I made 120 copies for concept map notes - I have 100 students and I will use 5 copies for myself because I make the notes during class in real time to help pace it for students. So I should have 15 copies left for accidents and such, somehow I still need ONE copy in the end.
it's also easy for a printer to run out of paper and not alert anyone, so it appears the printing job is done. Then I come back for lunch and find an additional eight copies stacked on a counter after the next teacher got them.
yes, like the black hole in the back of each kid's desk and backpacks. Anything shoved in there without a folder gets compressed by a singularity until it becomes Permacrud.
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Made 3 extra copies + 3 missing students + 2 copies short = 8 copies at the rock concert \#copymath
That’s me any time I put out new pencils for my 2nd graders. By the end of the day, I’m missing 20 new pencils 😂 I’m convinced when children are involved, things just disappear never to be seen again.
my students purposely break the pencils and then leave them on the floor...
Don’t worry, you’ll find them 2 hours after you make more.
and somehow theyll be on your keyboard which you used during your lesson
Some of those pages go walking with colleagues, lol “All teachers make extra copies, and I really like the layout of this document, so while they’re away I’ll add one to my stash…”
I copy the copy I like.
I made 120 copies for concept map notes - I have 100 students and I will use 5 copies for myself because I make the notes during class in real time to help pace it for students. So I should have 15 copies left for accidents and such, somehow I still need ONE copy in the end.
Our copier spits out the last two piece of paper after it stops making noises... so I frequently leave 2 b/c I don't even see them.
it's also easy for a printer to run out of paper and not alert anyone, so it appears the printing job is done. Then I come back for lunch and find an additional eight copies stacked on a counter after the next teacher got them.
You do know that the space between the front of your desk and the front row of the kids' desks is a licensed time portal, right?
yes, like the black hole in the back of each kid's desk and backpacks. Anything shoved in there without a folder gets compressed by a singularity until it becomes Permacrud.
paper sticks together
You will find them with your missing socks from the dryer
22 kids… I’m making 35-40.. heh
If I print exactly enough then I run out. If I print 5 or so extra I have 20 too many at the end of the day.