Sentences with phrase «do lunch duty»

I work at a middle school and often eat my lunch while doing lunch duty!

This week, I did lunch duty at my DD's elementary school and it was raining, again.

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These spinach cheese squares are easy to make appetizers that do double duty — they make a great lunch recipe too.

I'd happily do it during lunch duty if it meant that the kids would eat them.

The picture is equally unfocused on the daddy front, where guys are supposed to scale the success ladder, do diapers, lunch duty and Gymboree, and empathize with their wife «s decision to work or not to.

I'm an elementary Music teacher, I have little ones myself, and I do First grade lunch duty every day.

I did lunch rooom duty today.

The morons at our school try to make the parents who do «yard duty» at lunch — something I do twice a week — STOP sharing from going on.

According to my friend Cheryl Sorak (on lunch room duty that day), many of the kids were unable to eat it without a knife yet didn't want to pick it up because it left sauce all over their hands.

Plan for Leftovers Any dinner that doesn't require reheating or cooling can do double - duty as lunch via the miracle of leftovers.

However, the ability to watch video did allow supervisors to shift their observation duties to quieter times of the day or week: more than half of all log - ins occurred during lunch hour, the two hours immediately after school, evenings, weekends, and holidays.

But, added to the actual teaching component, the pre-service teachers also assume other duties, like they attend meetings, they'll do recess and lunch duties, they'll do any marking, programming.

Butterfield: I work in the cafeteria for lunch duty, and a lot of times I would see children putting ketchup packets in their pockets, lots of them, to take home for — what they do is put a little water in them to make ketchup soup.

I wonder how long any of them would last as an unknown teacher juggling lesson plans, testing, teaching, doing lunch & bus duty, taking classes at night and during the summer to keep up, using new computer programs, planning field trips, attending endless meetings, writing reports, LISTENING to students, responding to parents... oh yeah, and be warriors too.

Instead, make your lunch do double duty by inviting a colleague or mentor to lunch.

When I do canteen duty, it's fascinating to watch the class lunch baskets diminish as the grades go up.