And the winner is.......#29
- My favorite teacher was my 10th grade english teacher. She was kind and funny, but not afraid to tell the truth about the world. I learned a lot from her!
I've sent an email so be on the lookout. I loved hearing all your teacher stories-it just warms my heart!
My first year to be a part of the Sew Mama Sew Giveaway Day!
I had big plans for the project I was going to make but as often happens life got in the way. Instead I have for you a layer cake of Modern Workshop with some yardage. Now you can make whatever project you want.
To win leave me a comment and I will choose a winner randomly. As a teacher I get curious as to how my students view me. So in your comment tell me your favorite teacher and what you loved most about them.
The giveaway will stay open until May 25 at 5 pm. I will update this post to include the winner. I will be shipping to U.S. only.
While you are here stay and look around. I hope you come back for more. This summer I have big plans for sewing and nothing else on my calendar. To me that is the best summer vacation I could ask for.
To find more lovely giveaways head back to Sew Mama Sew and see what they got.
My favorite teacher was Mr. Nixon. His enthusiasm was contagious, and he used lots of videos and hands-on activities to keep us engaged.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my 4th grade one, she let us play games for review for tests and we had this huge 3 month long project on our state so we had to go visit places, do research, etc.
ReplyDeleteI loved all the teachers that pulled me aside for special comments, to recommend a book or a way that I could do a little extra with the classroom material if it was a subject I really liked. It always made me feel special and want to work harder!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my Mom. :) I was homeschooled for several years and was never very close to any of my teachers while I was in public or private school. I will tell you my husband's favorite teacher since you are looking for something more like that. ;) It was his Spanish teacher. They were only allowed to speak Spanish in class and were all given Spanish versions of their names to refer to each other. They would watch Spanish cartoons and soap operas in class to learn the language. :)
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I loved my remedial math teacher-- he was good about making us work on 1-3 problems a night for homework where we had to show our work to prove we really learned something instead of giving us worksheets with dozens of problems that we would just stumble through. He treated us like adults and didn't bug us to no end if we chose not to do the homework, just gave us the grade that went with it. Thank you for listening, and for the giveaway! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was the judge I worked for. He taught me so much about looking at things from different angles. My other favorite teacher was my 7th grade social studies teacher, we watched Nat'l Geo and he would ask A or D for a student that was willing to asnswer his questions. One time he had a student do the pygmy elephant dance for the A.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite teacher was my Irish and Geography teacher who instilled in me a great thirst to learn about everything new
ReplyDeleteGreat Giveaway! My favorite teacher was my high school algebra teacher, I had the pleasure of having her twice, for algebra 1 & 2. She was so much fun and actually made class one to look forward too.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my second grade teacher. She was so sweet. I even got to go to her house for being a top student. I remember when I was moving at the end of the year she gave me an apple slicer, which I saw at her house and loved! She was so thoughtful.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my home ec teacher in High School. She was very easy to talk to and a lot of times I just hung out in her office (and she let me have any food that was in the cooking room's fridge!)
ReplyDeleteGood for you for teaching Middle School. It scares me, I am happy at the elementary level. My favorite teacher was my fourth grade teacher. She has a wonderful sense of humor.
ReplyDeleteMrs. Navo, my kindergarten teacher, was my favorite. I don't really remember why anymore--just that I loved her! And my honors English teacher in college--Ms Mizell--because she made me think.
ReplyDeleteI was a teacher for 6 years and always wondered the same thing! My favorite teacher was my 2nd grade teacher, who had independent work days and really fun surprises like making tie-dye t-shirts!
ReplyDeleteI loved my first grade teacher, Mabel,...she was also my Sunday School teacher at the same time. She "let" me clap the erasers after class!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my sr. high English teacher. She was down to earth and funny. And she didn't put up with any nonsense.
ReplyDeleteAwe...sorry you didn't get to your project.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my science teacher. He was fun, we interacted with him and could tease him too. Most of all, we knew that he loved us....he was truly a great teacher!
In 9th grade I had two teachers who opened up the partition between their rooms and team taught one huge science class -- Coach Schwieder and Coach Jones. It was fun. We learned. We respected them. They respected us.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my history teacher. He loved what he was teaching and he wanted to make it interesting for us. He treated us like reasonable adults, too (Grade 12 history).
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher taught high school physics. She was not a lady to cross, but she was so fun.
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My favorite teacher was Mr. Meacham. He taught me to love science.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting a giveaway! My favorite teacher was my Kindergarten teacher...Mrs. Lutz. She was the first and the best!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my German teacher as she was relaxed and chose zany ways of getting our attention. Hope your end of the year is going well!
ReplyDeletemy 5th grade teacher, Mr. Yoder. he made everything SO MUCH fun and was just really vested in us as students. My now husband had him the year after me, and Mr. Yoder is his favorite, too. He actually came to our wedding and we still keep in touch with him :)
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My favorite teacher was in 7th grade, Mrs. Cole. She taught me a lot about life as well as English!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my 5th grade teacher Mrs. Hodgins. I felt like she really knew me and was watching out for me, plus we got to do cool things like weave baskets and she read us treasure island
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my 4th grade teacher Mr. Frick. He was so handsome, with that five o'clock shadow -- even for us 4th graders he was dreamy.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my first grade teacher Mrs Hicks. She opened the world of reading to me.
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One of my favorite teachers was a high school Lit teacher. She was tough (but nice) and she taught one of my favorite subjects. Her expectations were high and she respected good work, and I liked and respected her for that. Thanks for the chance to win! (EMAIL: marshudson at comcast dot net)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my 10th grade english teacher. She was kind and funny, but not afraid to tell the truth about the world. I learned a lot from her!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my 3rd grade teacher. That was so long ago that I don't really remember why but I still get a warm feeling when I think of her.
ReplyDeleteI loved my 3rd grade teacher, she was a crazy cat lady in all the ways that could mean.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher... I never HAD him as a teacher, thankfully haha seeing as how we're the same age... but he's a teacher, and he's my favorite, so there you go :)
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my favorite teacher was Mr Meier - he was kind, funny, and really knew his stuff. And treated us like adults - expected a lot but got it. Of course, this was my senior year, biology.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was Mrs. Aipperspach, who managed to be cool, tough and warm all at once. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my high school chemistry, Mrs Otwell. She was so passionate while teaching. I majored in chemistry in college because of her.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my 2nd grade teacher and what I loved most about her was that she really cared about her students.
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my favorite was my college photography professor. he looked you in the eye, communicated with us students in a very "real" way, was very encouraging to all, and very kind...
ReplyDeleteI had a wonderful teacher in 4th grade, each week we copied down a new poem in our journal and drew an illustration for it. She read James and the Giant Peach to us. She was just lovely and really instilled a love if reading in me!
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to pick a favorite teacher - different aspects of all of my favorites come into play. I think, though, I'd have to pick my 11th grade Language Arts teacher - he was a great mix of bemused observer and passionate educator. I don't think there were many in my class who didn't love him!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my Kindergarten teacher. We were her first class ever and she followed up with us all through school.
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My favorite teacher was at my lqs when I first started to quilt, she was wonderful at patience and encouragement!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite was a Humanities teacher--she loved art so much that I became an Art History major! christina112358 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI was raised in the army and had teachers all over the place. The teachers that I learned from the best were the ones that enjoyed teaching and treated us as people
ReplyDeleteThank you for the giveaway; you can do so much with a layer cake.
ReplyDeleteI am a retired middle school teacher.
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Hi, Laura. I love pre-cuts, and that fabric is wonderful! My favorite teacher was my 8th grade science teacher because she got to know her students on a personal level, and really cared when kids were mean to someone.
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One of my favorite teachers was a Spanish teacher I had. He made learning Spanish fun.
ReplyDeleteMy fave was a professor in college - taught psych and sociology. I liked him best because he was so much fun. Lots of class participation in his lessons.
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I loved my Anatomy teacher in high school. His class was harder than any of the other elective options. He constantly pushed us to learn more and be curious. He also graded out notes as well as our tests which helped teach me good note taking skills.
ReplyDeleteMrs. Frish. She was always willing to explain when I had questions and loved to challenge her students. Thanks for the chance at your great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI had a lot of great teachers. My favorite was Professor Talbot from college. He LOVED his subject and when someone loves what they are teaching it's contagious. He taught Ancient World Lit. and I know how that sounds but I loved every minute of his class and never missed one. He told stories about his life and then tied them into what we were teaching. He had a way of pulling us in. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my high school English teacher. He only accepted our best and believed we could reach that higher standard. He was funny and caring and a true inspiration to the teaching profession. Thanks for the chance to win!
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I'm a teacher too - but I teach piano lessons. As such, my favorite teachers were always my piano lessons.
ReplyDeleteMr. Teryk! He was fun but strict, and genuinely loved teaching.
ReplyDeleteMy fav teacher was my 7th grade english teacher. I liked her because I was extremely introverted, but she didn't just ignore me--she spoke to me like everyone else, and took the time to get to know me--introverts, I think, often WANT to be a part of the discussion, and WANT to participate--they just don't know how--it takes such patience and wisdom on a teacher's part to not interpret shyness as indifference or perhaps stupidity.
ReplyDeleteMy all time favorite teacher was my First Grade teacher, Mrs. Otto. I could just feel that she loved and cared about me.:)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my Mom but she was also the hardest!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was an AP bio teacher. She would never talk down to us, and made sure to really get to know each and every student in her class.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was an English teacher in middle school. She was always so encouraging and never treated me like a dumb kid...she made me want to be a teacher :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was Brother Jason (he was a monk) -- I liked how he treated us like adults, even though we were in high school. Treating us as equals really made us respect him and learn from him
ReplyDeleteMy Favorite teacher was Mr. Hudson, my American History teacher and Economics. He taught through songs that actually fit. I still remember a lot of what he taught me. Then my senior year when I had him for econ, a boy in the class killed himself. Mr. Hudson called me that night and talked to me for a while and then he canceled his hunting trip. Something that he never did. That's why he's my favorite teacher, he was the only one back then who actually showed that he cared about us.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my 7th grade teacher. He was all for students working on their level,not waiting for everyone to finish the work. This was long before this was a popular theory. All these years later, I remember him kindly.
ReplyDeletemr. gray my 6th grade teacher. he always seemed happy to see us and was a very good listener.
ReplyDeletemy son's 2nd grade teacher is also very good. she's been teaching for many years and seems to really want to know each child individually and listens to each one and is the most patient caring person i have met. we've had a fabulous year.
My favorite teacher was mrs Shepard she taught high school calculus and she showed us how to find creative was to apply our math knowledge, like understanding the mathof how to tune a hammer dulcimer!
ReplyDeletegreat giveway. i love layer cakes. best teacher? i think some of my best teachers were the challenging teachers. the ones that saw potential in me and pushed me farther. i had a teacher in high school...he taught earth science and the class was not thought of highly in our school...as a senior i should have taken adv. chemistry but i knew i would struggle...and i didnt even need to take a science class....but i went with earth science...not only did i meet a whole new world of fellow students...but a great teacher...who saw my willingness to learn and actually geared the class plans to what i wanted to knwo more about!!!! yes, i was usually the only one awake in class...or bothered to come...but i loved him for teaching me....thanks for hosting the giveaway
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was Mr McMahon he taught science and he made it important in our lives for us not something dry we were never going to need to use again. Thanks for the chance to win this is one of my fav fabric lines
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was Mrs. Hopkins, my seventh and eight grade science teacher. She taught us how to concentrate and how to take good notes.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was a nun - Sister Cecelia. She was the music teacher at my parochial grade school and attempted to teach me how to play the piano. She had the patience of a saint, never critisized and always made the learning fun by creating catchy drills etc for me to practice. She also let me decide on my goals for each week. I saw her 2 summers ago and after 30 years, she still knew me and my name. Thanks for the chnce to win some great fabric.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my 4th grade teacher. She was very artistic and we got to do lots of art projects.
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My favorite teacher was my 8th grade French teacher. We got to play Bingo in French every Friday to learn our numbers.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was Mr. Alexander and I loved him because he really pushed us to achieve far more than we thought we could!! What a great prize pack - thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteHomeschooled. One teacher. And it was my mom. Enough said. :)
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My favorite teacher was my 3rd grade teacher Ms. Everett. She never once didn't believe in me even though I was acting out severely because of things I went through. We are actually friends now and communicate a few times a week. I am almost 35 so this says a lot about the impact I made on her and the impact she made on me. It was huge.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was Ms. Warner, she taught me love science and to think outside the box and it was ok to be different. I had her for all science classes in high school.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was Ms Middleton, my high school spanish teacher. She talked to us like real people, and bent the rules to let us do some fun things in class. My favorite of my kids teachers was Ms DeGross, the high school drama teacher. She is fearless, and totally dedicated to her students, and gets the most amazing performances out of them. When my youngest was a senior he wanted to perform a play he had written as his senior project. Ms D said ok without even reading the play, totally believing in my kid. It was awesome (and the play wasn't half bad either).
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My sister was a teacher. She passed away at 29 from cervical cancer, and she only got to student teach where we went to elementary school. I guess MY favorite teacher would be Mrs Payne. Just a nice, sweet, teacher who doesn't yell.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was Mr. Dockery. He made me think about life--not just history. So great.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was Mrs. Gross in the 4th grade. She was so kind to all of us. Nothing flustered her. In fact, hers is the only name I remember - but then I haven't been in school for 40 years. Thanks for the great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite teachers was a Dr. Carstens. She taught Library Science at my university. Dr. Carstens demonstrated dedication to her students. Service was her lifestyle. Enjoy your Summer sewing! My plan is to sew, too!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my 11th grade World History teacher - she would make history come alive.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teachers were all enthusiastic about their subject! That is contagious.
ReplyDeleteMy fav teacher was my high school english teacher. she just connected with us and taught us in a way that we could understand. she was always so sweet and gentle and in return even the 'bad' kids were good in her class:)
ReplyDeleteFave was Mr. LoTruglio in high school typing. He had a great sense of humor and let us blow off some steam now and then.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teachers were always the ones who were kind of tough on you and that you were a little scared of, but that you respected and really wanted to do well to please.
ReplyDeleteMr. Nicholson always told me what a good writer I was. It really changed my life.
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My favorite teacher was also my swim coach and he also pushed me to my best. In school and in the pool.
ReplyDeleteMrs. Mitchell always challenged each student individually and as a class. I was glad that she pushed each of us just above our own levels.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my kindergarten teacher because she was ooey-gooey sweet!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was Mrs. Morley, 9th grade English. She cared so much and she always gave honest but sensitive feedback on our writing.
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite teachers were all in college. Usually good lectures and led a lot of discussion trying to get us to think out of the box.
ReplyDeleteLove love love! This would be absolutely perfect for a mystery quilt sew along that my local shop is hosting! It requires a layer cake and some yardage!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my 5thgrade teacher. He was big into doing things because they are the right thing to do, not for rewards. Now that I think of, his teaching style appeals to my gentle, positive discipline parenting style!
I have a son with special needs had a few great teachers and a couple of bad ones too
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was one that most people hated but she liked me and encouraged me.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my 10th grade English teacher. She taught my favorite subject (American Lit) and was also the yearbook advisor (which I was on the staff of). A very creative teacher. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was a geography teacher who had actually been to all the places we learned about and had photos of himself there.
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My second grade teacher...he was so creative...we went on trips around the world all the time.
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I loved my grad school adviser, because she was personable and real - nothing fake about her.
ReplyDeleteMy third grade teacher was a gem. She always made her students feel like they were important. Thanks for the great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my high school AP US History teacher. He truly believed - and made us believe, too - that we could achieve anything we set our minds to!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my 4th grade teacher. She believed in me. I was not the best student with some reading problems, but she didn't throw me to some under-achiever class, she believed I could do it. And now I am an avid reader!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love teachers who are real and genuine, and say "I don't know, but I'll find out" when asked a stumper question.
ReplyDeleteMy world history teacher because he made it exciting. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMy algebra teacher. After college I went on a group trip to Africa with him and his wife and we became good friends. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteHello from Minnesota! I was lucky to have many good teachers so I have a few favorites. One was my fifth grade math teacher who wore crazy Friday ties and would pick me up and hang me upside down when we came in from recess because I was so little. (This sounds awful except I loved it.)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was Mrs. T. She taught Distributive Education and business classes in high school. Everyone loved her. She was very motherly and cared about us all. And we weren't easy kids, being children of the '70s! She was even brave enough to take us on field trips to NYC. But we were all well behaved for her because we loved her!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was one that I had for both 2nd and 3rd grade...she was so fun (and let us chew gum one Friday a month)!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my ninth and eleventh grade English teacher (same guy-- I was lucky to have him twice)-- he was so encouraging and so bright, and he had a terrible punning habit. He's a hugely dedicated teacher, and it was abundantly clear and appreciated.
ReplyDeleteI liked any teacher that made me laugh and didn't talk down to me.
ReplyDeleteI have two favorite teachers.
ReplyDeleteMr Jerrill in 10th grade. He told me he'd fail me on purpose if I didn't start performing the way he knew I could. I ended his class with an A. He demanded excellence!
And Mrs. Womack. Jr year AP English. She inspired me. She stretched me. She made me.... better.
I was fortunate in that most of my teachers were really wonderful, so it is very hard to choose one. Mrs. Gaines really stands out, though, as one who went the extra mile to inspire us to be curious, and to always strive to improve. She taught me AP English and Psychology, and I am still influenced, 30 years later, by things I learned from her.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my highschool science teachers. He loved what he tought and he loved kids.
ReplyDeleteLaura-I remember my first grade teacher Mrs Kennedy. She was so kind and patient. I also remember a middle school teacher named Mrs. Brown. She was no nonsense and had control of her classroom (and all of us hooligans). She would always say, "A word to the wise is sufficient!"
ReplyDeletei had a creative writing teacher in hs -mr.gunder..seriously he was amazing..he was a very creative passoniate teacher :) raineoc@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher were my college chemistry teachers because they put so much care into helping us with any and everything!
ReplyDeleteWahoo! I love Modern Workshop!
ReplyDeleteI think my favorite teachers were the ones who made a special effort to bring me out of my shell. I was pretty shy and I think I might have fallen between the cracks more often than not. To tell the truth - my two favorite teachers were the two who convinced me to be part of their extra curricular program (sort of like a "gifted" program, but not necessarily). I was really forced to step outside of my bubble then and it helped me become more confident in myself.
Mr. Payne. I know. But he was my high school art teacher. He didn't take any crap ('scuse me, but there's no other word for it) from anybody. He kept a can covered with eyes cut out from magazines and if you said, "But I can't" in his room, you had to sit with the "Eye can" in front of you all period! He really made me think...and try!
ReplyDeleteMr. Ventrillo, my elementary school art teacher. He really loved what he did (even though we kids tried his patience--hence "the carpet" where we'd have to sit by ourselves if we misbehaved). He had early morning art classes (Early Bird Art) that was by invite only. I'll never forget how excited I was to be chosen (even though I had spent more than my fair share of time on "the carpet" for talking during class).
ReplyDeletemy fav teacher was mrs brave.
ReplyDeleteShe was really strict but the best English teacher!
my favorite teacher was Cheryl McNeeley, my home ec teacher in HS & when I has taken all the home ec classes, she allowed me to make up an independent study class my senior year. She was amazing and so inspiring to me & a good friend during those fun teen years ; )
ReplyDeleteMy kindergarten teacher was my favorite. We went on a pretend trip to Hawaii and watched The Little Mermaid on the plane (this was back when it came out in theaters!) and I had my little suitcase packed. So much fun!
ReplyDeleteI think my favorite teacher was my 5th grade teacher Mrs. Parr. I had just moved to town and she was so welcoming and encouraging about everything. My family ended up moving again after that school year and 7 yrs later when I won a big academic award she actually sent me a Congratulations card. Amazing!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was Mr. Gordon, he was my 10th grade history teacher and he was so funny! mjalfano19@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI have a couple favorites--at different levels in my schooling. First was my first grade teacher--and the one that inspired me to be a k-1 teacher. First, I remember her long blonde hair, but then I also remember her kind manner and the awesome centers she had in her classroom. I loved going to her class!
ReplyDeleteMy other two favorites both happened to be my band teachers, one in middle school and the other in high school. Both believed in me and cheered me on through a very difficult school career. (I had some nasty kids in my class!) My Middle school teacher took me from a mediocre clarinet player and transformed me into a pretty good oboe player! Both were great listeners and encouragers.
I tried to take something from all of them and made sure to use it in my classroom. I didn't want any children to feel the way I did going through school.
Loved my theatre teacher. Not only was the class wonderful, but she was a really great example of being involved in our community and helping others. Love her!
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway, thanks! My favorite teacher was Mrs. Chance in sixth grade. She had a way of making geography so interesting as she had traveled out of the country so much.
DeleteMy favorite teacher was a good listener with a great sense of humor!
ReplyDeleteI liked old man hinky my creative writing teacher.
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My favorite teacher was my gym teacher because she was always encouraging even when I thought I was going to fail at something.
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite teaacher was Profesora Newhouse, my spanish teacher in high school.
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My favorite teacher was my high school Latin teacher. She made class fun and was always so encouraging.
ReplyDeleteMrs. Fink, elementary school music teacher. She introduced me to acting, singing, and folk songs, all of which I still love.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my second grade teacher, Mrs. Rigg. I think it's because of her that I love reading!
ReplyDeleteI loved Miss Miller because she had traveled and lived in different places, and had stories to tell.
ReplyDeleteI loved Mr. Luger because he was always nice and helped me. It didn't hurt that he was cute too! ;) Thanks for the great giveaway! Have a Happy Day! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway! My favorite teacher was Mr. Slatehome because he was so engaging and hilarious!
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My favorite teacher was Mr. Popano because even when I was really struggling he would have something encouraging to say. audiodropzone at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteMy 11th grade biology teacher. Loved the class and he gave me an A+. Always liked biology since.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was a history/humanities teacher in college because he loved his work, taught in an engaging way, and was completely there for his students.
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My comment didn't post .... My favorite teacher was Mrs. Mills - had her for 3.5 years as elementary teacher. She was 4 feet 2 inches tall and a ball of energy. Mrs. Mills was intent that her rural students would learn though how she managed to be principal of a two room school, and teach 3 grades in one room, beats me. Plus, she taught all my siblings. She was an amazing woman.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was Mr. Rule - high school math teacher - though after so many years I can't tell you why -
ReplyDeletemy favorite teacher was my 6th grade teacher Mr Hite. He had a great way to get us to memorize. and he used music a lot. he was so patient with everyone. he was very creative in his teaching style.one time he came into the room dressed up as george washington. boy did we learn a lot.
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I've had so many wonderful teachers. First, let me say I admire anyone who teaches. Some of the best teachers I have ever had were great because they were passionate about their subject and they talked to me like I was a person. Thanks so much for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my college printmaking professor and advisor. He was always working to help his students get the most out of studio and really went the extra mile to connect people with opportunities and inspiration that he thought would aid them along the way. I learned so much from him! Thanks for the chance to win. :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my Junior High science teacher. He was so fun and I learned so much!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my Spanish teacher. She just seemed so knowledgeable and always took the time to encourage and talk to us about whatever.
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My favorite teacher was my art teacher. She was fun to be around because she always had a smile on her face. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteFavorite teacher was in 5th grade. She was patient with our group of rowdy kids!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was Mr Gore - 9th grade geography. He instilled a love of places in me. He just passed away last month from cancer.
ReplyDeleteI had so many wonderful teachers! I think the best was my 3rd grade teacher, we are still in touch and she was just amazing!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher taught AP History. He had such great energy, creativity, and made it seem like a story instead of learning
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was one who taught me how to curb my energy and use it postiively
ReplyDeleteOh I love the fabric and I have the perfect teacher to tell you about - Mrs. Gudmundsen! She was awesome - mainly because she made us all feel unique and valued. She was wonderful and my self esteem improved because of her. I was a bit of a geeky not too good looking 6th grade girl when I had her and she changed my life. THANKS! Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteMy fav teacher was my 10th grade english teacher. She was kind of a mean old lady, but I always liked the way she could explain the symbolism in a classic book. Thanks! liz.taylor24@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher was my Freshman Spanish teacher. He just spent the time to get to know and he always made an effort in anything he did. Beside being a good teacher, he loved what he did and it showed.
ReplyDeleteMy 11th grade math teacher. I was talented at math but hated it. He took the time to make me come around and like it and care enough about it to work at it. We have a deep friendship. He attended my wedding and we regularly correspond.
ReplyDeleteFun fabrics! I used to spend all my extra time in the library and the librarian would keep my busy. :)
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