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    Re: Down in the dumps
    Posted by: Ms. G on 11/04/09

    Allie's right about the clean up mind set... kids think if you get the stuff
    out, you should put it up. So I use that logic on them... assign a helper
    table, rotating that every week... have them pass out supplies and then at
    the end of the class I say, "if you passed something out, go pick it up now"

    I like the Beatles song idea, might use that one.

    On 11/04/09, Allie wrote:
    > A suggestion for clean-up:
    > I know you are trying to save time by getting out the supplies for the
    > students, but I have found clean-up goes much smoother if the kids ge the
    > stuff out for themsleves. Then they are not confused about where to put it
    > at the end. I also think older kids have weird logic and think that if I
    > got it out then I should put it away for them, too. Maybe have a system
    > where a few kids pass out the things at the begining and the same kids put
    > the same stuff away.
    >
    > On 11/04/09, debio wrote:
    >> Great suggestions! I used to say, take one giant step away from the
    >> art teacher! outside. They know I joke with them a lot, but for some
    >> it might be the only hug they get all day... but you can also say you
    >> are trying to not get sick.
    >>
    >> For kids who envy, first of all don't let them get to you. they only
    >> say what is on the top of their head. I say things like, I know! It
    >> is so cool. Just wait until youget to do it! Or if they see something
    >> they didn't do in a younger grade, and NO FAIR, etc. I tell them I
    >> can't stand to do the exact same thing over and over. So they will be
    >> doing somethings that other kids won't do next year. Whatever.
    >> It does help if you have raised your own set of children, as they say
    >> the same things. YOu find out it is a kid thing, nothing personal.
    >>
    >> And you have a whole "nuther set of issues in HS/MS.....
    >>
    >> You can't please all of the people all of the time!
    >>
    >> On 11/04/09, Josie wrote:
    >>> Molly,
    >>> I love the "Help" idea! I might not mind cleaning up as much if it
    >>> was to the Beatles--lol. May be borrowing that one starting
    >>> today :)


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    Posts on this thread, including this one

  • Down in the dumps, 11/03/09, by MinneArt.
  • Re: Down in the dumps, 11/03/09, by ArtMe.
  • Re: Down in the dumps, 11/03/09, by Molly.
  • Re: Down in the dumps, 11/03/09, by metalrho.
  • Re: Down in the dumps, 11/04/09, by Josie.
  • Re: Down in the dumps, 11/04/09, by debio.
  • Re: Down in the dumps, 11/04/09, by Allie.
  • Re: Down in the dumps, 11/04/09, by middleart.
  • Re: Down in the dumps, 11/04/09, by Ms. G.
  • Re: Down in the dumps, 11/04/09, by spluckygirl.
  • Re: Down in the dumps, 11/06/09, by zoefarm.
  • Re: Down in the dumps, 11/08/09, by Thank you from MinneArt! .

     
     

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