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I know a teacher who wrote a fictional story about the students in her 7th-grade English Class. The story took place in the future and revealed what each student did with their life.
She read a chapter every few days and the students always wanted to hear more, eager to find out who they would become. One boy (who could be a challege) became a war hero. One of the girls became the first female president of the U.S. Another boy became the town Fire Chief and saved many lives. Each student became an important contributor to society, a person who helped others and was well-respected.
The best part was each student’s reaction to the part of the story about themselves. Maybe they had never imagined themselves becoming an important person. Maybe they had never imagined their classmates would become important people. But they did now.
“Therefore encourage one another and build each other up…” 1 Thessalonians 5:11 NIV
In His Love, Cindy
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What a great idea this teacher had! She gave her students a dream to encourage them.
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Kids need encouragement, too! Even Middle-Schoolers! Blessings, Patty!
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What a fantastic idea!
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Pretty cool idea.
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Some of the kids were so excited they told others. Blessings, Kathy!
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Wise teacher! 🙂
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God is good! Blessings, Nancy! 🤗
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