This is why I teach middle school:
In 7th grade, they are creating haiku in French that revolve around nature. Today, they were looking for pictures on the internet to help illustrate their haiku, when a kid was called to the office.
When I went over to see what was on his screen, I was surprised to see a bunch of pictures of fat men in Batman suits and other strange pictures. I looked to see that he had opened bing and was looking for Fat Man In A Prius.
I wondered aloud why he would be looking for a fat man in a prius to illustrate his haiku about a squirrel. Everyone was quite entertained.
He came back from the office and made a mad dash to his computer, a stricken look on his face, as he saw me sitting there.
"Why on earth were you binging a fat man in a prius (whole class erupts in giggles) when you are supposed to be looking for squirrels? That just seems a little odd. Especially since I don't see a single fat man in a Prius, but I do see a lot of fat men in Batman costumes (even more hysterical giggles)"
"Well, ummm, I thought it would be funny."
And it was.
Linking up with these funny ladies today:
I grow things, I ride things, I bake things, I can things, I sew things and I make things. Sit with me on Aunt Mildred's Porch to witness this crazy journey I call my life and share the fun, laughter and utter foolishness that I come across from day to day. If you don't want to see pictures of my butt, you should just move along.
Thursday, May 3, 2012
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The thought process of a 7th grader is an unpredictable as a tornado. This made me laugh!
ReplyDeleteThe one year I taught 6th grade I had a few students who just wanted to look up witchcraft stuff online. They claimed 'religious freedom' and I didn't know what to do about it. One of the girl's mom was a 'witch' (like for real wicca witch) and I was so afraid of her I didn't stop her daughter at all!
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