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She killed me with kindness!:wah:



First off, let me thank everyone that replyed to my rant on friday.You helped me more then you know.



Monday was a holiday, Labor day,so I had another day to cool down.



Molly's teacher was very apologetic when I spoke with her yesterday. I got more of the story from her and Molly at the meeting. she didn't embarrass Molly in front of the class,but handeled it in private. She agreed with me that the rule is too strict about toys that resemble weapons. To which I reminded her the wand was not a weapon,and I had to explain to my daughter that it was NOT. That because she was told she had a weapon she was very frightened,and affraid the police would arrest her. The teacher apologized for not explaining it better to her. And that she,the teacher had worried about it all weekend.(show an tell was at the end of the day.)



So for now, my bear claws have retracted,and my fur is smoothed. But my ears are still perked.

This is strike two for the school.

Last year, her kindergarten teacher told her, to tell a boy that was sticking his toung out at her "No thank you I use toilet paper" I let that slide,and laughed it off with Molly. Told her I didn't know what the teacher meant. I thought it was in poor taste to teach bathroom humor to a five year old. but secretly also thought it was funny.



Thanks again everyone.

Lisa



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You handled that far better than I would have, unfortunately I am a total hot head when it comes to my kids I am glad that she was thinking how she handled the situation over the weekend, I hope that she thinks long and hard before she talks to another pupil like that.

I'm glad everything worked out - knowing the teacher tought it out over the weekend.

We forget sometimes teacher's are parents too - sometime they pop off with comments without thinking first - they're human.

Patsy

Thanks SuzyB:)



I'm sure if I didn't have a few days to cool off,I would have said a few things that she wouldn't have liked. I was nice in return because she showed remorse. If she would have tried to have an attitude.the gloves would have come off.







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FuzzyNavel;690524 wrote: She killed me with kindness!:wah:



First off, let me thank everyone that replyed to my rant on friday.You helped me more then you know.



Monday was a holiday, Labor day,so I had another day to cool down.



Molly's teacher was very apologetic when I spoke with her yesterday. I got more of the story from her and Molly at the meeting. she didn't embarrass Molly in front of the class,but handeled it in private. She agreed with me that the rule is too strict about toys that resemble weapons. To which I reminded her the wand was not a weapon,and I had to explain to my daughter that it was NOT. That because she was told she had a weapon she was very frightened,and affraid the police would arrest her. The teacher apologized for not explaining it better to her. And that she,the teacher had worried about it all weekend.(show an tell was at the end of the day.)



So for now, my bear claws have retracted,and my fur is smoothed. But my ears are still perked.

This is strike two for the school.

Last year, her kindergarten teacher told her, to tell a boy that was sticking his toung out at her "No thank you I use toilet paper" I let that slide,and laughed it off with Molly. Told her I didn't know what the teacher meant. I thought it was in poor taste to teach bathroom humor to a five year old. but secretly also thought it was funny.



Thanks again everyone.

Lisa







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Wow!! I can't believe she said that to a five year old! :wah:

Betty Boop;690565 wrote: Wow!! I can't believe she said that to a five year old! :wah:


Me too! I know she will hear that form other kids,just not her teacher.:-2



It was kind of funny though!:wah:



I wonder what the boy thought when Molly said that to him.:yh_giggle

You learn as ya go:-6

Oh my gosh! :wah: I hope these wern't very young kids. Sometimes adults try to seem cool to the kids,and say things to make them laugh. And some people have a weird sense of humor.

I've never heard the,kiss your a$$ till you bark like a fox before. :-2







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He sounds entertaining. he must really like his job. I've noticed some tour guides put on a good show.:wah:



I guess I would be ok with Molly hearing his jokes if she was about ten or so. By then I'm sure she will have heard much worse. probably from me.:wah:





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