Life is good :)
I am working full-time finally again, at a pre-school. After 7 months of not working at all. It feels good. I find it to be very hard at times but I know it is
good. I keep thinking of that part in
Joyce Meyer’s sermon on “Don’t Go There” when she says, “No discipline for the
present seems joyous but later on it produces fruit and perseverance.” The fruit of working will obviously be a
paycheck but also more faith in myself that I can endure hard things.
Work is where we prove ourselves isn’t it? It’s where we find out what we are really
made of. We don’t know how much patience
we are capable of until it is tested yes?
Yes. :)
Working with 8 or 15 small kids at a time requires a lot of
patience. And apparently, I have what it
takes, which is good to know. Lol :)
I have always had a lot of respect for pre-school teachers,
because that is such a hard age. Some
people say, “It’s just working with kids.
It can’t be that hard.” But those
are the people who have never done it. Lol :)
3 year olds are by far the hardest. We are born with original sin right? So working in a pre-school is like working with
a bunch of wild stallions and trying to train them. The book Boundaries says that everything a
person needs to learn about respecting self and others they need to learn by
the age of three, or life will be much harder for them if they don’t learn
it. Therefore working with two year olds
is perfect and is the most significant thing anyone could do really, because
that is the training ground that will dictate how the rest of their lives will go.
The best thing about work being somewhat hard is I have no
desire to blow my money I worked so hard for.
So that is a major plus. :)
I had the hardest time the other day with a two year old girl
who was crying for about 40 minutes at nap time. It actually made me cry, because her crying
was so sad. She was crying like she was
seeing Satan himself or being tortured by little demons or something. It was the strangest thing and her crying
sounded just horrible. L
I also cried because I felt powerless to
help her. I tried to comfort her but it
didn’t seem to work. She just moved here
from China so she is a bit disoriented.
She is very cute though. :) May God show me how to help her. Amen :)
I am now in the 2 year old room mostly which I really like. They are so much more independent and capable
of more, obviously, then the one year olds.
They can actually sing songs with me, which is fun. They are just the cutest little things when
they are all singing and doing motions to songs.
They seem to be very eager to learn too. Like they always want to look at books and
learn new words etc.
I love this age so much!
May God give me wisdom and patience with them. I find it to be a very rewarding job and I am
enjoying it a lot so far. I also enjoy
the challenge. :) But the easy times are nice too. :)
Grace and peace be with you! :)
So great your post. I like your post. It’s useful and impressive!
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