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You know it’s spring when…
… my kindergarten friends go home covered in mud. Crissy Li
… rubber boots replace snow boots. Heather Quinn
... my students leave little wet sock prints from the boot trays to the classroom. Cheryl Trachimowich
… announcements include “please stay out of the large mud puddle in the field.” Sherry Duncan
… Lake (insert school name) returns to the parking lot. Michelle Holdway
… students come to the office to call home for dry clothes after too much puddle play. Larry Irla
… my students smell like sunshine and wet dog at the same time. Cherlyn Forth
… the Grade 9 kids leave their Lord-of-the-Flies stage and become part of human civilization again. Carolyn Dyck
… it snows three inches during the school day. Chris McLean-Sleger
… mud fills the hallways. Stephanie Ritter
… you are looking forward to spring break so you can mark essays for 10 days straight. Connie Carolan