A Fun Day of Subbing
I had an interesting experience when I was subbing in fifth grade the other day. A boy raised his hand and said, "What did you say your name was?" I said, "Miss McCarthy." He asked, "Is that McCarthy or McCartney?" I told him. He asked, "How do you spell that?" I spelled it for him. He gave me a strange look, then said, "What is your first name?" When I said it was Pat, he said, "Did you write that Daniel Boone book?" I said I had, and he cried, "Hey, guys, she wrote the Daniel Boone book that Mrs. H. has in her room! That blue one!" They seemed quite impressed, then a girl pulled my Henry Ford book out of her desk and said, "Then she wrote this one, too!" Kind of fun to be just a LITTLE bit famous!
Labels: books, Daniel Boone, fifth grade, Henry Ford
1 Comments:
Hey, Pat!
That's so cool! I'll bet that was fun for you when the little boy realized he was in the midst of a "real, live author" whose books he had read.
Suzanne Lieurance
National Writing for Children Center
http://www.writingforchildrencenter.com
11:21 AM
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