Personal Narrative My Favorite Teacher - 853 Words

1. Parents— The child’s mom go on some of the field trips that they have at the center and she also comes in to help out sometimes when they have parties. When he mom is around she seem to like to be around or stay lose to her. One example being during one of the classroom parties the mom sat in the back of the room on the carpet while the teacher finished up the circle time and â€Å"Mia† was sitting really close to her mom and when she went to get up she started to look where she was going. She is fine without her mom being in the classroom all the time it is just when she does come she seem to be really close to her. 2. Teachers--- In the parent interview the mom said â€Å" I think her favorite teacher is â€Å"Staci† when we are at home she always can’t wait to tell her things that she s done†. 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