Analysis: Kingdom Living In Your Classroom

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Thank you for your interesting discussion board. The first sentence of your post caught my eye because I work every day with a student with disabilities and so I understand what it is like to not have the supplies needed for him or the other students in the classroom. I know many teachers that buy extra supplies out of there own money due to budget cuts within the district. I think it is sad that there is never enough money to go to all the schools so that the teachers may supply their students with the tools needed to help them learn. In our textbook Kingdom Living In Your Classroom (2008, pg 189) it says, “Placing orders before school starts will ensure that we will beat the rush of other teachers needing the same equipment, materials, and
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