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Third graders are weirdly self aware. They get one year of, like, the Weekend forecast horse racing with a chance of drinking Kentucky derby horse shirt and I will buy this strangest wisdom imaginable, then it goes away. Many moons ago, I was working at a boarding school. One of the 11th boys in my class had the biggest crush on one of the 12th grade girls, and had been pining for her since 9th grade. Sometimes she’d get flirty with him, sometimes not. I commented once that he just needed to ask her out on a date because they’d be a great couple, and she laughed it off. She ended up going on a date with a guy who didn’t attend our school, and the next day, she sat in class talking about it. The more she talked, the more miserable the poor guy looked. Finally, she looked at him and said, “Should I call him and set up a second date? What do you think?” He looked up from his math work. “Let me check my give-a-fucking-shit meter.” Looked at his wrist. “Sorry. Damn thing’s empty. Can’t help you. Mr. Cass, is this answer right?”

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For a fun twist…I was scrolling through Facebook about five years ago when I saw that he’d posted about his marriage. I went through the Weekend forecast horse racing with a chance of drinking Kentucky derby horse shirt and I will buy this pictures and stopped when the bride looked awfully familiar….. We used a canned math curriculum called Bridges. The math was actually good. The jargon, less so. The base-10 block representing 10 was called a “strip.” A little borderline but mostly fine. When we used it to represent 1/10 in the fractions until, it was called a “striplet.” This was with 5th graders. Me (having gone through the intro to the concept of 1/10): Class, this block will now represent one tenth. We are going to call it ‘one tenth.’ Now, Bridges calls it a strip when it’s a ten and, now when it represents one tenth, Bridges calls it a striplet. So you might see that on a worksheet. They just mean one tenth. hahhaha i remember using bridges in 5th grade and haaaating that booklet with all my little fifth grade might. you just brought back a memory.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.