Well, to be truthful, this may be an unfair riddle unless you were in Mrs. Linton's first grade class. I'm not sure what Mrs. Fuqua and Mrs. Barber did. (Do I have that right? Were they the other two first grade teachers?) So. There's a clue. It has to do with Mrs. Linton's class.
Good guess, but no. Here's another hint. (And if I'm wrong about this, Frances, it's up to you to correct me.) The words are connected with Alice and Jerry.
(Above is another hint...)
Is it my age or what? I don't get it....
ReplyDeleteWell, to be truthful, this may be an unfair riddle unless you were in Mrs. Linton's first grade class. I'm not sure what Mrs. Fuqua and Mrs. Barber did. (Do I have that right? Were they the other two first grade teachers?) So. There's a clue. It has to do with Mrs. Linton's class.
ReplyDeleteAre we suppose to put these words in a particular order for the riddle to make sense?
ReplyDeleteGood guess, but no. Here's another hint. (And if I'm wrong about this, Frances, it's up to you to correct me.) The words are connected with Alice and Jerry.
ReplyDeleteI was in Mrs. Barber's class, so this riddle means nothing to me. I am interested in what it is though!
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