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Mrs. Aronson's 4th Grade Class

Bowdoin Central School

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Time to Go Home

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3:05 p.m., almost time to go home. I’m really excited! Every minute seems like an hour. Every hour seems like a day.

Every day at 3:05 p.m. the room is dead silent. My eyes are glued to the clock. Most days are brutal, some days are just hard. I can’t stay awake. My eyes feel very heavy and my body feels like ice.

As the clock ticks down to 3:30 p.m. I write in my writer’s notebook or read. This is study hall time, it’s a time we are allowed to work on our homework.

Sometimes I just look around the room, trying to waste time.



I just look out the window or the door. Other times I actually do my homework .

Finally, Mrs. Aronson’s says we can go get our stuff to pack up. She passes out papers, we put our take home folders in our backpacks. Then we stack chairs and line up. Mrs. Mayo’s voice comes over the speaker she tells us that the buses are here! I’m happy as I walk to the bus.

Kathy, the bus driver drives me home and I’m happy that school is over, until the next day.


October 31, 2006