I went to work this morning and was there until 1pm. It was ok.
But, I'm having a bit of difficulty with the person who was supposed to be my co-teacher. She is still thinking of the room as hers, and as it is now, it is not. One thing I overheard her saying was that "our" room was not up to par as the other ones were. Well, she was actually "in charge" before I left this summer for training, and she had it all arranged the way she wanted it to be. But, when I had come back, everything had changed - not the room, just the logistics of it - who was in there and who wasn't.
So, now I feel like I'm the one that has to update the room and make it more like the other rooms. Which means I have to spend time shopping to get "things" to make the room more homey. One thing about it is that I really don't have the time right now. I am very disappointed in her attitude too because I don't know that she knows that I overheard the conversation.
Then, today, I noticed some things that I had taken off of the shelf - because of what my training was said that we didn't need them - she has put back on. When I noticed them, another teacher was in the room and I didn't feel like calling her out on it.
Also, when I was talking to another lady who assists me on Fridays, well she butted in and told her what her responsibilities were in the room. I was like hello - I had already done that, thank you very much.
I'm not sure how far I should go with this because I don't like to much confrontation when it comes to the little things - and it was her room to begin with.
I was told that I was to treat it like my own and to do whatever I felt necessary in there. So that does mean that I need to step-up and tell her why I removed or added things to the shelf.
I was so upset this afternoon that I just came home and slept for 3 hrs! I guess my body needed that, but still I shouldn't let these things get to me.
I did work out on the wii fit today. I have to say that it is a lot of fun. The one thing I'm not too keen on is that it gives the kids a BMI. And basically is telling them they need to lose weight. My kids aren't even close to being overweight and they have been a little worried about their BMI. It does included a little insert that states that the BMI's are not accurate for anyone under 20 - but you know a kid is not going to listen to a piece of paper when the video game is telling them something different. I wish there was a way to opt out of that for children. They could then focus on the fun of it and still get active!
My oldest son hopped on it for the 1st time today and blew away most of our scores!
