A few weeks ago I was a teacher.  My team spent the week teaching at a bilingual school.  I taught 3rd grade! There were 8 of them, (that was the biggest class at the school).

I had a really good time teaching those kids, they were a handful, yes, and they didn't know a whole lot of English... but we made it work.  We read a story in English, we learned about habitats, proper and common nouns, names and titles for people, and 14 new spelling words.  
We played jump rope during recess, had a Honduran fiesta (I ate so much) and hurried through our last days lessons so we could go outside and play.  

Being a  teacher that week taught me a lot.  God worked through these kids to remind me of the importance of being like a child. 

I will not come to know the kingdom of heaven unless I become more like a child.  

My third graders have fun with everything, the most important thing to them is play time and getting a good laugh in during class.  They are hungry to learn, but not in the sit at your desk and copy kind of way.  They want to experience what they learn.  My kids taught me how important it is to put your whole heart into everything you do.