October 2022 NOT Unboxing!

Creating and sharing a teacher wishlist is a great way to stretch past the walls of your classroom and offer people around the world the chance to support you and your students! Teachers, if you'll link your DonorsChoose projects or Amazon teacher wishlists in a comment, I'd be glad to help promote them on social media.
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[@renojiin3891]

Frixion pens are great; just be careful about leaving papers written in them in the heat (that's one way they can erase~).
Thanks be to all teachers, especially those who go above and beyond, so obviously taking much pride in what they do. The support those teachers provide is unlike any other.
I'm looking at you here, Ms Cole.
We believe in all you do, because no matter what we know you'll make it a success (eventually, anyway, as sometimes the learning process must be engaged, and by that I mean "mistakes were made").
I'm somewhat jealous of your students. Maybe. Probably. Your love of teaching is self-evident, and that enthusiasm is contagious. Your classroom must be a blast at least 87% of the time (estimated).
A 'thank you' feels trite and inadequate, but for now it's the best I can give.
Thank you. For everything.

[@snakebitcat]

You asked that I leave music recommendations in a comment on one of your videos, so I have a few that I think are a good primer for classic Country (and Country & Western) music.
Sixteen Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford
Anything by Patsy Cline
Anything by Tom T Hall
Anything by Willie Nelson from the 1970s or before, but especially the Phases and Stages album.
Hope you enjoy!

[@winterburden]

Neat stuff!

[@suzannemenuet947]

That's a lot of great stuff! Also, I just want to say that I really like your Pride flag. 😃 🌈