When summer turns to fall
and nights become cold,
the mornings are frosty.
I am greeted with a heart, every morning.
People tell me it is a message from above.
I think about that. I also think of Nan, my grandmother hero.
She would be the one to smile down.
I think these hearts are good wishes and blessings.
The start of the school year has been challenging.
I know this is love and hope and ‘you can do it’.
All in a frosty heart.
Every morning.
Jennie
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About Jennie
I have been teaching preschool for over thirty-five years. This is my passion. I believe that children have a voice, and that is the catalyst to enhance or even change the learning experience. Emergent curriculum opens young minds. It's the little things that happen in the classroom that are most important and exciting. That's what I write about.
I was a live guest on the Kelly Clarkson Show. I am highlighted in the seventh edition of Jim Trelease's million-copy bestselling book, "The Read-Aloud Handbook" because of my reading to children. My class has designed quilts that hang as permanent displays at the National Liberty Museum in Philadelphia, the Fisher House at the Boston VA Hospital, and the Massachusetts State House in Boston.
A Teacher's Reflections 
My wife would find great meaning in that. She adores such ‘signs’.
Best wishes, Pete.
It’s rather remarkable to see every morning. Tell Julie I said hi. Best to you, Pete.
How beautiful, and a reflection of the person you are, too, Jennie 💜
Thanks so much, Ritu! 💕
How wonderful and an impression of the individual you beautiful warm heart that tall us love and consideration. 🤩
Thank you!
What a lovely sign and reassuring. I’m sure it is from your Nan.
I showed your rap version of Goodnight Moon to a 13-year-old friend of mine last night and she loved it! You are a hit everywhere, even here in Spain. xo
I think so, too. And thanks for showing the Jennie Rap to Spain! 😅
I love finding hearts in ordinary things. It always makes me feel good. I hope you have a good week at school, Jennie.
Yes! It’s such a good feeling. Two new students next week, Dan. Also, Parent Night on Zoom. 😳
Parent Night on Zoom sounds interesting.
We’ll see how it goes. Hollywood Squares, here we come!
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oh, how beautiful and lucky. I too, love finding hearts and see them as very positive signs
I feel so lucky, Beth! Yes, it’s very positive.
If we look for it, we will always find the Good and the Beautiful!
Well said and true. Thanks, Pam.
I think they must be good wishes!
I think so, too!
Good wishes, warm hearts, and hope and hugs
Thank you!
I’ll take it as a sign. Love that.
Me, too! 🥰
Wonderful poem, Jennie and such a lovely and warm hearts that tell us of love and kindness.
Thank you so much!
You are always welcome Jennie.
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A lovely poem, Jennie. We have just had a weekend away and with all the C-19 safety measures in place, it felt like a huge effort. We did it but I won’t rush to go away again. It takes a lot of energy to do all this sanitising and mask wearing so I can relate to how you feel at school.
That is exactly what’s making this year difficult. The children are wonderful, but everything takes a hundred steps. Thank you, Robbie. I’m glad you had a weekend away, even though it felt like a big effort.
If anyone can do it, you can, Jennie. Take heart, even a frosty one! The first weeks of school are always hard, and this year with the virus changes, it must be very taxing, but like every year, the stress will ease as the kids get used to the routines you establish. It will all pay off, soon now.
Thanks so much, Anneli. I’ll take those frosty hearts any day! The virus has added many layers to all we have to do, but I know things will smooth out.
I remember thinking some weeks later that those struggles with establishing routines are well worth it later on. And the kids do like to know what the rules are. Makes them feel secure.
You are so right! Rules and structure really make children feel loved and safe.
Hang in there, teacher…the frosty heart says it all.
I think it does! Thanks, Laura.
I love that frosty heart. Too bad it is missing all summer but then there would be nothing to look forward to in the fall.
Exactly! It makes the transition into fall and back to school all the better. Glad you like the frosty heart, too.
Beautifull… Blessings and love, Jennie.
Thank you, Bette!
This is so beautiful and touching. I love that you find so many wonderful signs and meaningful thoughts from your frosted heart.
I really do, Deborah. If you saw these on your door, you would pause for thought, too. They are wonderful. Many thanks!
Take any positive signs and messages you can get, Jennie. Have a great week!
I will, Pete!
Like a divine message from above😇
I think so, too. 🙂
So beautiful!
Thank you, Kim. 🥰
love the imagery… maybe it is from someone you love or maybe it is all the extra love you have for life pouring out for all to see
Awww… that is so kind. Thank you, Lori!
I had window panes like that and never saw a frosty heart so you are truly blessed. I see signs in things too. I think we are always in communication with all that is in the Universe. My mother will move things in my sewing room and give them back if I put on some German music for her.;)
I know what you mean. How interesting that you didn’t see frosty hearts, yet you see other things. Sometimes we just need to let it go, and then we can see things. I am always open to seeing and listening, as if I welcome what is around me. I think you’re the same way. Aren’t we the lucky ones! I love the story of your mother. She is still there with you. Your heart must be very full, Marlene. ❤️
Amazing how a frosty heart can warm you every morning.
Yes, it is!
Yes, that heart is your message. A beautiful interpretation ❤
I think it is! 💕
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Jennie, that is without a doubt the coolest thing I’ve seen in a long time! The whole post is just lovely. Hugs on the wing.
I was wowed. And it’s there most chilly mornings. Thanks so much, Teagan!
What a wonderful way to start the day!
It is, Liz! 🙂
What a wonderful poem, for a very mystic happening.Thank you for sharing, Jennie! This really touches my heart. Michael
I’m glad it touched your heart, too! 🥰
Oh yes, wonderful written.
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Thank you for sharing this post.
Thank you!