Kula in the Classroom

Michael L.
4 years ago

Hi! MRS.Kellggo its me Michael Lampman

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Soccerrules
4 years ago

Mrs. Kellogg I think we can get the SPCAto the top of the list!!!

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Hannah M.
4 years ago

I am one of Mrs. Kellogg's students and I see Kula almost every day! She is so much fun and makes everyone happy! Not everyone has a dog, yet everyone loves Kula.

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Jrjock
4 years ago

kula is the "kulest" dog I know

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Lydia B.
4 years ago

I'm in Mrs. Kellogg's 7th period social studies class and let me tell you Kula is a real "doggy treat" for us all!

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Jrjock
4 years ago

funny, babcock person

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Jrjock
4 years ago

Awesome story, Mrs.Kellogg! I love it when Kula's in the classroom. She brightens up everyones day.

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Sharon W.
4 years ago

I think this is great. I wish I would have had a dog/cat/animal with us in the classroom too.

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DogsLOVErunning
4 years ago

That's good she helps with learnings

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Blackie1
4 years ago

I would have liked to have a pet in class when I was young. This sounds like a fun idea to engage the kids

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Kris G.
4 years ago

My sisters are teachers and they notice a marked improvement in student behavior when they have class pets. It's amazing how quickly a student will shape up for the reward of cleaning the rabbit cage. Pets teach children about compassion, unconditional love, responsiblity,... The world needs more of these character lessons. Thank you to the Administration of the schools who accept and appreciate pets in the classroom.

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Lruder
4 years ago

Animals can perform such miracles! How great they can incorporate them into the classroom setting.

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Heather B.
4 years ago

Wow...if only dogs could be in all the classrooms!

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Richard
4 years ago

I think that was a great idea to bring the dog to the classroom, itsurely put a smile on the kids face's

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Laura J.
4 years ago

I loved school and would have loved it more with dogs there. What a great idea!

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Mary Beth L.
4 years ago

I LOVE this story. As a teacher, we bring in pets for our children. It teaches them about respect and responsibility and a host of other things. Creatures to help overcome fears etc. Some children do NOT have a family who believes that an animal can do these things, or are cost prohibitive. Having a pet in the classroom truly brings home this message. It would be interesting to have a principle that allows us to bring our dogs in ...... Maybe one day.... Maybe I need to do something about that!! LOL

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Joanne S.
4 years ago

Every school and every classroom should be able to share this experience. We take our education dog to every class we can, but the familiarity of a regular pet to hold and visit with is a very special thing. Good job!

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George H.
4 years ago

Neat story. Our kids are lucky to be in a school where dogs are welcomed. They have a counselor who brings her dog and often have dog "reading buddies." Makes a huge difference in the classroom.

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Katie K.
4 years ago

this is really sweet

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Shellguy
4 years ago

Interesting story.

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Lourie H.
4 years ago

I see this as a very good thing for the kids. Not all kids are lucky enough to have a pet like this in their home. I think all schools should do this.

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Oldmaidcatwoman
4 years ago

I would have loved to have a visiting dog in the classroom.

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Michaelyn
4 years ago

Interesting.

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Susan P.
4 years ago

Great school - wish I could go to that school

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Cindy
4 years ago

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Alicia D.
4 years ago

What a great article. What's so great about this too, is many kids don't get to have pets at home, so they may not understand the true enjoyment and meaning of pet companionship. Now they will!

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Chitown
4 years ago

I think it's good, especially for those students whose knowledge of dogs comes mainly from movies, to see how they are in the real world.

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Ralph M.
4 years ago

This is a great idea. If there was a dog coming to my school once a week when I was a kid, I definitely would have been more interested in school.At least once a week anyway.

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Wendie
4 years ago

This is such a great story. I know a "reading to dogs" program has become popular in many schools - the dogs don't care if the kids can't pronounce a word or stutter sometimes. I wish more schools would realize that companion animals can really play a great role in the classroom.

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Rhonda T.
4 years ago

This is awesome and I wish it could happen in more schools. We that have pets know the amazing things we receive from our pets.

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Melody L.
4 years ago

great idea

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Terry F.
4 years ago

Excellent idea! I wish they did this when I was in school.

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VKiggins
4 years ago

Reading the article made me happy. What a gift to these students to have thispup i the classroom. He does not look like the nuns that I went to school with.

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DDRau
4 years ago

This is so important that children learn not to be fearfull of dogs. What a positive learning experience.

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Kathy
4 years ago

Kids should be taught to interact with and respect animals early in life. Then maybe we wouldn't have so many cruel people in this world.

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Katiemissy
4 years ago

Dogs should be allowed in many more places. Just look at the magic they perform!!!

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Elineen
4 years ago

This is a nice story. Thanks.

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Heller D.
4 years ago

This sounds like a wonderful idea. Bring dogs into the schools and take the guns out! Sounds like a great plan!

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beverly y.
4 years ago

what a wonderful story

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haley m.
4 years ago

I wish every teacher would take her approach

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Mike H.
4 years ago

Pets are amazing and dogs are great at loving unconditionally. Plus, it also teaches the kids how to be kind and loving towards animals.

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Morgan W.
4 years ago

Dogs are such great animals! It's nice that kids who may not be around animals much get to in school.

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sarah h.
4 years ago

There were days when the only person who i felt was really there for me was my belated Barclay. Children in todays world should get the chance to feel the unconditional love that a dog can give even if it lasts only in the classroom. For some, that dog can be the reason a child gets out of bed in the morning.

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Beth R.
4 years ago

I used to work with a teacher who had a dog in her room. It was a pricey deal and she had a grant to do it.
I had a "therapy guinea pig" in my room, and one assistant principal made the biggest stink and tried to make me get rid of it.
It is amazing the difference animals can make in the lives of children. Look at teh difference it has made for all of us as adults!

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wendy w.
4 years ago

What a wonderful news story.......I wish every school could have a dog. (I just feel sorry for the poor kids who might be allergic, they can never know the love of a dog.)

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Julie Kay S.
4 years ago

Yes, it's a nice story and a great way for kids to learn, but the dog eating chewing gum is not good. I'm wondering why this is something that's considered okay?

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Gracie6351
5 years ago

Dogs are an excellent addition to the classroom. At our elementary school one of the kindergarten teachers brings in her basset hound Lucy. The whole school loves her.

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Lisa M.
5 years ago

An inspiring story, and a good example for children.

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Kkliamovich71
5 years ago

wonderful story. I love this idea :)

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olivia b.
5 years ago

we havent seen kula in the room in a long time Mrs. k when will we see her again!!!!

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Emily F.
5 years ago

Kula is adorable even if she sheds a lot and pees on the rug

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