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Jan 4, 2011
I have to write a title of the test on paper.
Final Test ?!
Before starting class, I sometimes ask kids "Where did we stop last time?" Is this correct sentence? How about these "How far did we get last time?" "Where are we at?" "Where did we leave off?"
I know that kids and teachers can't speak "Butt" in American elementary school. I don't know why you can't use this word at school. Is this a bad word?
In a picture book, I read "Randall's butt is bright red." how about this? Is this still wrong to say in children's book?
I'm really wondering about this.
Please let me know.
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What word is the best for the final to kids? > > I have to write a title of the test on paper. > > Final Test ?!
I would use "Final Exam".
"Where did we stop last time?" This is correct. "How far did we get last time?" This is correct. "Where are we at?" I would adjust this...See More