Is Santa a Teacher?
Teachers look forward to the Christmas season for two very special reasons.
#1--They get a very well-deserved 2 weeks off from their teaching duties
to enjoy their personal children.
#2--They get to see the joy and excitement that is Christmas
in the lives of their students.
A few years ago my friend Debi gave me this precious "Teacher Santa"
and his classroom of little angels.



Isn't that the perfect Christmas decoration for an educator?
When I taught 4th Grade, every year I read my students the story Marty's Secret by Diane Rayner which was originally published in Guideposts Magazine in 1983. It is a timeless story that will not fail to touch your heart. You can access the story at Guideposts.com.
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