Do we sound delicious? Always. I need to go to sleep. I'll be saying stuff when I ain't getting

to sleep. Let's do this. Hi guys! Welcome to Teachers of Duty. For those of you who

may not have tuned in with us before, my name is Rebecca Rogers. I'm our Rogers World

on social media. I'm how Williams, Mr. Williams, pre-canned media. I mean, less that time. I'm

learning. He still has to take a finger with it long for a long time. We'll put some shaving cream on

the table later if we'll hold. I best friend is I'm Bree aka Honest teacher vibes. And I am Lauren

Wooley, Mrs. Wooley in fifth on social media. So it is Valentine's Day and we thought that we kind

of getting, I guess it's not a season, but kind of getting the activities into the Valentine's Day

season. Get into the spirit and talk about Valentine's Day stories, but we've done in Valentine's Day

what we've seen our class is doing Valentine's Day. I know I teach the big kids because of you that

don't know. And we always did singing Valentine's. I loved it. Oh my god, I had to do that in high school.

So embarrassing. It was so cool. So basically the choir of the course classes spent so much time

perfecting these awesome acapella songs. They sound phenomenal. They picked whatever was like

trending love songs at the time. I know your school was better than mine because I was in the choir

and we had to do the singing Valentine's at lunch. So people would come up to the table and they

would pay for their Valentine and we would have to go find that person in the lunch room. And it

was me and two other girls and we were like awkwardly singing like, oh no, I want to marry you.

A real intense thing. They had like six to ten people in every group doing every single harmony,

like a straight acapella like magic. And what they did is whoever was receiving the singing

Valentine, they would write their school schedule, like their class schedule. And the chorus would

just get the day off of class. And they would go around. They would be given a handful and they

had to go find these kids in their classes. And you know a lot of teachers were like really just

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