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Teachers.Net Gazette Vol.5 No.4 | April 2008 |
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The Lighter Side of Teaching Humor from the Teachers.Net Community |
Teachers.Net Community Regular Feature in the Gazette April 1, 2008 |
YENDOR'S TOP TEN: REASONS WHY I FINALLY RETIRED By YENDOR
A Poem for Teacher Posted by B on the Classroom Humor Chatboard
My mother asked me yesterday, how things were going at school.
I thought real hard, I strained my brain, and then I let it rip.
Calen got in trouble for pushing Keith in line,
Jim forgot his homework, which made the teacher frown,
Jesse, Joan, and Jennifer giggled all day long,
Things were going really swell until Joe peeked at Tiffani’s test.
Everybody said “Oooh,” when Jeremiah began to pick his nose.
Nobody liked it when Kelly threw up, and the phone rang three times during Spelling.
Robert tipped his chair back and cracked his head on a desk.
There was a practice fire drill just five minutes after Teacher started math.
I guess nothing really special happened on this day,
It's in the genes Posted by John B on the Classroom Humor Chatboard I was discussing family resemblance with a class of 10-year olds. One bright spark informed me: "My mom said that the reason children look like their parents is because of something in your pants". This stumped me for a minute. Then I caught on. "Oh," I said, "You mean it's in your genes." "Right," he replied quite seriously. "It's something in your jeans."
If you don't straighten up ... Posted by Pre-k teacher on the Classroom Humor Chatboard I teach pre-k and we have a housekeeping area set up for our dramatic play. One of the little girls was in the center with one of the little boys the other day and she said, "If you don't straighten up -- I'm LEAVING YOU!" It caught me by surprise. I realized that she must be hearing this at home, but I couldn't help but laughing. It's great how something unsuspected can turn around a day for a teacher.
What a Laugh I Had Today! Posted by Christine on the Classroom Humor Chatboard I was earnestly trying to get the concept of MOOD in literature across to my 4th-graders. I told them it was the emotion(s) the author made you feel, and asked them for another word for "emotions." (I was looking for "feelings.") One bright boy raised his hand and confidently said "hormones." They are priceless!
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