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Teaching new students’
Telling us about everything
Transforming the world

 

Enriching our lives
Educating our future
Expanding our minds

 

Always organized
Awarding students hard work
Assigning homework

 

Creating students’
Cultivating young children
Carefree attitude 

 

Helping us succeed
Humorous activities   
Heartwarming classes

 

Eventful school year
Exceed all expectations
Explore new subjects

 

Red marks on homework
Respond to students questions
Repeating lectures

 

Silent reading time
Serving the community
Self-satisfying

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Comments (5)

Ericca
What a beautiful poem. I believe any students will be lucky to. Have you as a their teacher!
wilbe95
What a great summary of what it really means to be a teacher. Having this understanding of serving without recognition will make you am excellent teacher. Aim high!
wilbe95
What a great summary of what it really means to be a teacher. Having this understanding of serving without recognition will make you am excellent teacher. Aim high!
Mystifah
<p><span style="font-size:14px;">This is Excellent! I've never seen an Acrostic Poem with 8 different Haiku's before! I wish that the individual stanza's were seperated so it was more clear, but this is a fantastic example of an Acrostic Haiku.</span></p><p><span style="font-size:14px;">Dylan, Good luck in your Endeavor to TEACH, you are definitely on the right track!</span></p>
Mystifah
<p><span style="font-size:14px;">This is Excellent! I've never seen an Acrostic Poem with 8 different Haiku's before! I wish that the individual stanza's were seperated so it was more clear, but this is a fantastic example of an Acrostic Haiku.</span></p><p><span style="font-size:14px;">Dylan, Good luck in your Endeavor to TEACH, you are definitely on the right track!</span></p>

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