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I'm linking up with Kindergarten Lifestyle for the "You Know You're a Teacher When..." linky!  I can't wait to see how you know you're a teacher!!!


Don't forget to enter the Common Core I Can Giveaway!  I'll draw names Monday around 9AM Eastern time, after breakfast with the kiddos.  :)

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  1. Wolfelicious2/11/2012

    You are so right about the names!! It is so difficult to name your own child.

    April
    Come check out my blog:
    wolfelicious.blogspot.com

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  2. Tammy2/12/2012

    I don't have kids but I totally get that. There are certain off-limits names for sure. :)
    (I'm following.)
    ❀ Tammy
    Forever in First

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  3. Jeannie2/12/2012

    Yep - love the name one!!! I do have my list of no-way names... (I have 6 children so I don't really need the list anymore....but I'm holding onto it for my I become a grandmother :0)

    Love your blog and thanks for joining my linky party!! I'm a follower now!

    ✿~jeannie~
    ­Kindergarten Lifestyle

    Kindergarten Lifestyle Facebook Fan Page

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  4. Think, Wonder, and Teach2/12/2012

    When I had my kids I too had the list of names that were banned. I still cringe when I hear those names as well.

    Misty @
    Think, Wonder, & Teach

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  5. Unknown2/13/2012

    My teacher friends and I were just talking abut the "banned list", it's so true!!!

    Your blog is adorable, Im a new follower!

    Rachel
    Ms. Rachel’s Room

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  6. Stacey2/13/2012

    These are both so great! I love the name one,that made me laugh so hard! It is so true!! I am a new follower to your blog! :)


    3rdgradetimesinct.blogspot.com

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