Several of Nate's kindergarten friends came to me upset that "someone" had sat on him - though there was disagreement over who exactly that was. I decided to check with Nate himself, who was apparently unfazed by the incident and was happily playing tag. When I stopped him to ask who sat on him, he called over his shoulder (as he ran off to continue his tag game): "I don't know. I couldn't see. Someone was sitting on me".
Happiness is...
Happiness is having a toothless, smiling 6 year old use his entire arm to wave to me.
Excuse me??
I was teaching a new reading game to a group of Kindergartners when one little boy casually mentioned: "Ty and I don't need the directions". I assumed they had already played this particular game and went on to finish my explanation to the rest of the group when I heard him add: "cause we're boys".
Proof that the fact men don't ask for/read directions is biological? Perhaps.
Proof that the fact men don't ask for/read directions is biological? Perhaps.
Mom voice
Kids were having a hard time settling down during math. I used my "mom voice". They settled down.
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