Kibbles From Kindergarten
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Every year during a study about people and the jobs they do in our neighborhood, we learn about the job of the President of the United States. After we talk about the important duties he has, we all write letters and send them to the White House with suggestions about how he might do a better job. Of course, we always include spiritual advice like pray every day, love God and help the poor and little children. This year’s class thought to include, “don’t drink too much juice, get good sleep and rest, ask God to wash away your sins and don’t eat too much candy!”
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When I was a little girl, I loved playing school and of course, being the teacher. I was a playmate’s worst nightmare, as every time, we had to play school and I got to be the teacher. Relatives were definitely not exempt, including my baby brother. If I wasn’t playing school, sometimes I enjoyed playing church. I did not assign myself the role of pastor, but rather church pianist and performing the occasional baptism at the local neighborhood “pool church.” When the opportunity availed itself to teach at a Christian school, I was thrilled to be able to use my gifts for God’s Kingdom glory. I remind myself often of how rewarded I am to look back at some of the things my former students have said or done or accomplished. A few students have kept in touch over the years, and I have received updates about the wonderful contributions they are making to our society. Kibbles from Kindergarten is a recording of the many memoirs that my kids have provided me over the span of several years.
About the Author
Mrs. Hardin lives in Columbia, Maryland, has a bachelor’s degree in early childhood education, and is presently in her twenty-seventh year of teaching preschool-aged children with a class of kindergarteners who may supply enough humor for a second volume of Kibbles from Kindergarten before the year is out.