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30 Things Substitute Teachers Think While Working

Substitutes thoughts throughout the day.

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So, you want to be a teacher? Well, then I definitely suggest becoming a substitute teacher while you're going to school. You will find out very quickly if this is the profession you want to invest your time and money in. This is for all my fellow subs out there!

1. I don’t get paid enough for this.

2. These kids are way too crazy for me today.

3. Oh great, that one kid is in this class.

4. Is it lunch time yet?

5. Oh good, this is their conference period.


6. Who do I sit with at lunch?

7. I wasn’t that bad when I was their age.


8. Elementary school? No thank you.

9. It’s 5:30 in the morning, why is my phone ringing?

10. These kids cuss too much.

11. I should have brought snacks.

12. Crap, How do I pronounce this name?

13. Crap, where’s the sub folder?

14. I really want to send this kid to the office.

15. I really don’t want to do the paperwork to send this kid to the office.

16. Please just do your work and leave me alone.

17. No, you don’t get my life story.

18. (In a grocery store or something) crap is that a student?

19. I just want to wear sweats to work.

20. I’m subbing for a coach?! I get to wear sweats to work!

21. Should they be talking this much?

22. Why do teachers leave things on google classroom, the kids never do it.

23. Why didn’t they leave it on google classroom, I don’t feel like dealing with this today.

24. I want to be a teacher.

25. I quit!

26. I love my job.

27.These kids think life is hard now, just wait.

28. Drama!!

29. No, I don't want to work today.

30. Is it 3:45 yet?


So, these are just some of the things I could think of. If you have any more thoughts, please comment below!

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