I've always wanted to keep a journal of the hilarious conversations I have with the kids at school. Most of the time I get a good laugh and then forget about it by the end of the day. In an effort to remember those "kids say the darndest things" moments, this will be a reoccurring post.
So just a little bit about my job, I'm an elementary school special education resource teacher...what does that mean exactly?? Well, I teach kids with learning disabilities, ADHD, high functioning autism, etc. Most of the kids have average to above average intelligence and are mainstreamed; they just need some extra help with reading, writing, or math. My favorite part of the job is the funny little occurrences that happen on a regular basis. Here are the top four:
1. boy: "Ms. G., are you married?"
me: "No, I'm not."
girl: "No, she's going to be a cat lady the rest of her life, all she ever talks about is her cat."**
**It didn't help this conversation happened well before I got married and my dating life was nonexistent.
2. Scenario: One day, Mrs. L., a teacher who was eight months pregnant, came to school wearing a dress.
boy: (obviously very concerned) "Mrs. L., why are you wearing a dress??!! Won't the baby fall out?"
3. boy: "Back when my parents were dating, my dad had to choose between proposing to my mom and buying a Porsche."
teacher: "So, what did he choose?"
boy: "He proposed to my mom."
teacher: "Why didn't he buy a Porsche, too?"
boy: "Because women are REALLY expensive!"
Fellow teachers and moms: Any "kids say the darndest things" moments you'd like to share?
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ReplyDeleteI love this post, kids do say funny things.
ReplyDeleteMy son was pretending to be a robot last night and when I asked for my goodnight hug he said "Robots can't hug" in a very robotic voice.
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ReplyDeleteThese are too cute and it is precious when you can capture these moments. I did something like this for my son for Christmas last year so he could have a good laugh at what he use to say when he was younger.
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Jillian
http://puzzlemecomplete.blogspot.com/2012/11/family-traditions.html
As a fellow teacher myself, I've heard and had plenty of experiences with students saying the darnest things! These made me chuckle knowing that someone else can understand my musings!
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Papersidewalks.blogspot.com
Oh my gosh. Kids are hilarious!
ReplyDeleteHey, thanks for stopping by my blog! This is too funny! I'm a teacher too. I've had some fun moments. A funny recent one was I had some students researching the presidential candidates. They came up to me and said, "Mrs. Hall, that website said that Mitt Romney is a moron." They were as serious and concerned as could be. I tried not to laugh as I explained that the word was "Mormon." Also, while discussing the presidential candidates, I had a student spell Barack Obama as "Bracko Bama." Kids are funny...
ReplyDeleteHahaha those are good ones! You just gotta laugh :)
DeleteLol. I teach as well, so this is too funny!! I have always taken notes on the silly things that kids say. =)
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ReplyDeleteWhat a cute post!
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Kelly
Sparkles and Shoes