It's Davy the scapegoat when you're the best at being the worst.

It's Davy the scapegoat here with Mr. C's Beck.

Hey there, campers.

He's my resident educator that's coming in on Dobby the Scapegoat from time to time.

You've had some really interesting classes with your kids lately and something that I thought

was really good takeaway for a lot of adults too in a shift in perspective is you talked to them

about what they were thankful for and you wrote a little ditty to help them

give appreciation this past Thanksgiving to all of their favorite things through

song.

I thought it was so cute and you were like, it's not a great song.

It sounds like I came up with it in 10 minutes and I'm like, okay?

Because I did.

Because you did. And it's a great song. And it was really cute and they had fun with it and when we were practicing for it I was trying to pretend to be them and I actually did pretty okay.

Some of the things that came up with ended up in the things that they were thankful for this year and some not so much so

shout out to pop tarts sorry you didn't get mentioned this year Mr C's class

yeah nobody else was thankful for pop tarts nobody Nobody, none of the snacks, but you made a collection of all of their

submissions for what they were grateful for this year? This is a classic kind of educational format of a children's tune where you ask them for a word or

something to add to the song and each time you play it and then the song gets

longer and longer each time because they keep adding more and more words.

Yes, and it's an exercise in memory.

Exercise in memory.

Although I wrote all this stuff down so it wasn't very hard for them to memorize I had a big like

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