1st Grade Inattentivenss

1st Grade Inattentiveness

The first grade teacher lead the class in several songs. The students loved these moments; the amusing songs brought smiles to their faces—even to the teacher’s.

She announced a favorite song which had a superb ending. “Today, do NOT sing ‘Quack Quack” at the end; you ‘re too loud”

 As song began, an unaware girl in the third row was singing at the top of her voice, even until the conclusion when she belted out a raucous solo, “QUACK QUACK!!!!” 

The class and teacher turned and stared.

 

“Head down NOW,  you little rebel!”

Tears flowed in sheer humiliation. 

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Frantic Moments

“Mooommy!" Lydia screamed as she pounded upon the closed double doors to the parlor. Even though there was a hushed atmosphere, no one seemed to notice. 

The front door opened; a middle-aged couple entered.  “Excuse us, little one”, as they lightly pushed her, then hurriedly opened the parlor doors, went in and shut them. 

In her distraught state, all Lydia could sense was the blank, whiteness of the doors, her rising sense of desolation and her need for her mother. Her head was swirling with confusion and fear.

“I want my mommy now!” she adamantly yelled.

“Honey, come to me.”



       

                                              

                                            


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