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      Once upon a time there was a student teacher named 

Mrs. Popp. All she wanted to do was teach and help children. 

Every night she dreamed of her own classroom that she 

would someday have.

    Mrs. Popp learned that she would be visiting a 3rd grade 

classroom first. She really wanted to impress the students, 

teachers, and staff at this new school, so she created a few 

goals. She hoped to gain new management skills and learn 

how to plan units. 

   Mrs. Popp quickly learned all about her students. Along 

the way, she found out that it was best to be overly prepared 

to teach the children. When she was excited and prepared, so 

were the students! She was very proud of this experience.

   Mrs. Popp tried every day to get better at managing 

her class; this was one of her goals. The students 

listened and liked to hear Mrs. Popp teach every day. She 

did a great job forming a special bond with each student.

     During her time at St. Ansgar, Mrs. Popp was able to 

take part in some amazing things. She learned all about 

Daily 5 time, and was able to teaching guided reading! 

This instruction was important because she was able to 

build stronger relationships with each child.   She decided 

that Daily 5 time will be a part of her future classroom. 

    Mrs. Popp's last day at St. Ansgar was so fun! They 

had a popcorn going away party. Mrs. Popp was given a 

book with a letter from each student inside. "I will 

keep this forever!" she exclaimed. 

     Her next visit was to Charles City Middle School in 

an 8th grade reading and language arts class. Mrs. Popp 

was so nervous! She couldn't contain herself. "Would 

these new students like me?" she thought. "They are so 

big and scary! What will I do?"

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