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Sheets Tabuer said:
How do you deal with children that don't get support at home, if they have underdeveloped speech, English or Maths for instance or come in to school reeking of cannabis?
Also how do you cope getting so close to icky snot machines?
Usually offer voluntary lunchtime classesAlso how do you cope getting so close to icky snot machines?
I teach year 4 so tend not to deal with snot
Do any of your pupils have “normal” forenames, eg
CanAm said:
I'm not sure if it was on here or another forum, but a few years ago a poster's wife, who was a reception class teacher reported on a new pupil:-
T: And what is your little angel's name?
Mother: Whyvonnee
T: Pardon?
M: Whyvonnee
T: Sorry, how do you spetll that?
M: Y.V.O.N.N.E of course!
T: Oh, you mean Yvonne.
M. Nah, you spell it Y.V.O.N.N.E so you say it Whyvonnee!!!
T: And what is your little angel's name?
Mother: Whyvonnee
T: Pardon?
M: Whyvonnee
T: Sorry, how do you spetll that?
M: Y.V.O.N.N.E of course!
T: Oh, you mean Yvonne.
M. Nah, you spell it Y.V.O.N.N.E so you say it Whyvonnee!!!
CanAm said:
Do any of your pupils have “normal” forenames, eg
A Jack and Emily . Lots of strange ones though including DariusCanAm said:
I'm not sure if it was on here or another forum, but a few years ago a poster's wife, who was a reception class teacher reported on a new pupil:-
T: And what is your little angel's name?
Mother: Whyvonnee
T: Pardon?
M: Whyvonnee
T: Sorry, how do you spetll that?
M: Y.V.O.N.N.E of course!
T: Oh, you mean Yvonne.
M. Nah, you spell it Y.V.O.N.N.E so you say it Whyvonnee!!!
T: And what is your little angel's name?
Mother: Whyvonnee
T: Pardon?
M: Whyvonnee
T: Sorry, how do you spetll that?
M: Y.V.O.N.N.E of course!
T: Oh, you mean Yvonne.
M. Nah, you spell it Y.V.O.N.N.E so you say it Whyvonnee!!!
Vickyromeo said:
A Jack and Emily . Lots of strange ones though including Darius
Love a bit of Darius. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fS4jg-Yv1XA
Hi, and thanks!
How much of a problem are the 2/3 naughty kids that disrupt the class for everyone else?
How do you deal with them at the moment?
How do you think they should be handled?
My two (6 and 10) complain about this problem a lot, and red cards, going to the head teacher's office etc does nothing to dissuade the trouble makers in their respective classes from constantly talking, running about, etc etc. Obviously you can't throw a naughty 6yr old on the scrap heap just because their parents are awful, but neither should you let them ruin 29 other kids' education!
How much of a problem are the 2/3 naughty kids that disrupt the class for everyone else?
How do you deal with them at the moment?
How do you think they should be handled?
My two (6 and 10) complain about this problem a lot, and red cards, going to the head teacher's office etc does nothing to dissuade the trouble makers in their respective classes from constantly talking, running about, etc etc. Obviously you can't throw a naughty 6yr old on the scrap heap just because their parents are awful, but neither should you let them ruin 29 other kids' education!
aww999 said:
Hi, and thanks!
How much of a problem are the 2/3 naughty kids that disrupt the class for everyone else?
How do you deal with them at the moment?
How do you think they should be handled?
My two (6 and 10) complain about this problem a lot, and red cards, going to the head teacher's office etc does nothing to dissuade the trouble makers in their respective classes from constantly talking, running about, etc etc. Obviously you can't throw a naughty 6yr old on the scrap heap just because their parents are awful, but neither should you let them ruin 29 other kids' education!
I am pretty strict they know mess around in my lesson time and they will lose their playtime . Not a problem for them to talk quietly providing the work is finished . My pet hate is the constant toilet requestsHow much of a problem are the 2/3 naughty kids that disrupt the class for everyone else?
How do you deal with them at the moment?
How do you think they should be handled?
My two (6 and 10) complain about this problem a lot, and red cards, going to the head teacher's office etc does nothing to dissuade the trouble makers in their respective classes from constantly talking, running about, etc etc. Obviously you can't throw a naughty 6yr old on the scrap heap just because their parents are awful, but neither should you let them ruin 29 other kids' education!
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