Awesome Elementary Curriculum Guide, 2D, 40 weeks
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I had a girl student paint on a boy student's artwork today because she perceived that he had painted on hers. According to table mates, some of the boy's paint accidentally flicked onto her painting; he didn't actually paint on her artwork on purpose. In retaliation, she painted a big streak across the top of his artwork. I was furious!!!
Just wondering what creative consequences you've invented for dealing with something like this.
Just wondering what creative consequences you've invented for dealing with something like this.
Josie
Sometimes it works and I can have the student come during their lunch time to help "fix" the student's project. In this case, it can't be fixed.... I might have the student use his time to write and apology letter. I never force apology letters though... Rather, I would use psychology to make the student think HE/SHE came up with the idea. I will a...See More
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