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Teaching Quotes by Cynthia Lewis

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A tiny hole can empty a great big bucket.

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Shortcuts aren't always.

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Nobody can pedal the bike for you.

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If you keep missing, get closer to the basket.

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Look at the footprints you've made.

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Getting lost teaches you how to read a map.

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Crawling still gets you there.

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Whiners usually play alone.

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Every piece of the puzzle that doesn't fit gets you closer to the answer.

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It's easier to knock on a door that's not shut all the way.

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It's easier to throw sticks on the campfire than to try to restart it when it goes out.

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The path you're on looks different when you turn around.

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Ten minutes is short if it's a recess and long if it's a punishment.

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It feels a lot colder when you're shoveling snow than when you're building a snow fort.

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The longer the test the better you feel when it's over.

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It's easier to see the mistake on someone else's paper.

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If you want to zoom down the expert slope tomorrow, you have to fall down the bunny slope today.

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As soon as you understand 2 x 4 you can't believe there was a time when you didn't understand it.

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It's more fun to color outside the lines.

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You can teach an old dog new tricks with the right kind of doggie treats.

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If you want to zoom down the expert slope tomorrow, you have to fall down the bunny slope today.

Ten minutes is short if it's a recess and long if it's a punishment.

If the horse you're drawing looks more like a dog, make it a dog.

Even babies like to grab for things just beyond their reach.

You can either keep peddling, get off the bike or fall over.

Don't expect a stranger to wipe your nose.

The path you're on looks different when you turn around.

You don't get to decide your part in the school play, but you do get to decide whether or not you play it well.

The teacher can always tell when you did your homework on the bus.

A tiny hole can empty a great big bucket.

Don't say "The last one there is a rotten egg": unless you're absolutely sure there's a slow kid behind you.

Look at the footprints you've made.

Hitting the kid with the ball might get you the ball, but it won't get you anyone to throw it to.

Believing in the Tooth Fairy is easier than trying to figure out how else the money gets under your pillow.

If you keep missing, get closer to the basket.