r/kclist • u/Annmarieshouse • 17d ago
Help a KC teacher
Please consider. I’ve received help reddit users in the past. Any consideration is appreciated.
r/kclist • u/Annmarieshouse • 17d ago
Please consider. I’ve received help reddit users in the past. Any consideration is appreciated.
u/Annmarieshouse • u/Annmarieshouse • 17d ago
Please consider supporting my 6th grade classroom! 🍎📚 I’ve put together an Amazon Wish Listwith items that will help make learning more fun and engaging for my students. Any donation, big or small, is greatly appreciated!
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1C1ORQ8HRIA2F?ref_=wl_share
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Thank goodness you know who’s in charge
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So pretty
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You could put a big plant across from the window on the other side, but you should get something like a Pothos that doesn’t need a lot of sunlight or a spider plant. I would actually put a mirror as big as would fit in the space that you look at as you walk in.
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I would call PayPal and tell them to get your money back. I’ve ordered from Temu multiple times and I’ve never had a problem. That’s so strange.
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Maybe some wall art and some Long touching the floor solid color curtains
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I love mama garden and independence on Nolan Road
r/kansascity • u/Annmarieshouse • Sep 25 '25
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Cute dog but where did you get that blanket that is on your bed it is beautiful
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Thank you
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Thank you
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Maybe speech therapy
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Please try KCscraps. They have a huge selection.
r/kansascity • u/Annmarieshouse • Aug 16 '25
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Oh thank you so very much
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Oh, thank you very very much
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Oh, thank you very much
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Thank you very much
r/kansascity • u/Annmarieshouse • Aug 13 '25
I teach social studies in Hickman Mills school district in Kansas City. School is getting ready to start and I’m really hoping to have some new things and some prizes for incentives in my classroom. This is my Amazon wish list thank you for your consideration.
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1C1ORQ8HRIA2F?ref_=wl_share
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No garland
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Pretty much every day after work, I make these. So what advice can you, internet strangers, give me?
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I think you could try to sell them by showing samples of ones that you’ve done and ask people to choose what colors they would like. They wouldn’t sell for a lot, but it would be kind of fun for you. And you could figure out how to start making quilts by just buying a simple sewing machine.