The Curse of the Cat People - Concerns About Childhood Friendships and Fantasies
Miss Callahan:
Something to do with a butterfly. They were quarreling about it.
Oliver Ollie Reed:
No. Amy slapped Arnold because he hurt the butterfly and - it was her friend. Amy has too many fancies and too few friends. And it worries me. It doesn't seem - normal.
Alice Reed:
You know these fawning fathers with their only chicks.
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The Curse of the Cat People - The Significance of First Punishments
Alice Reed:
Amy's never been punished before. Not that way.
Miss Callahan:
It's best for you not to interfere... After all, the first spanking-it's an important occasion.
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The Curse of the Cat People - The Enchantment of Sleepy Hollow's Valley
Miss Callahan:
Take a good look. It may seem just a little valley with a little stream running through it. But, no. There are songs and stories and lovely legends about this one blessed spot. It's Sleepy Hollow. And now, just because you happen to be the kindergarten class in the very favorite village of Tarrytown, you may run and play in Sleepy Hollow for - exactly 15 minutes.
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The Curse of the Cat People - The Power of Children's Imagination
Miss Callahan:
Children love to dream things up.
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