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Dec 3, 2007
I work in a Montessori school and have a 6 year old who
intimidates both his peers and the younger children in my
room. He is both verbally and physically abusive. The
physical side of it is never violent, more like poking,
touching others things, mostly annoying.
I need to think of consequences for him when these actions
happen. My school does not do rewards and punishment.
More along the lines of consequences. Does anyone have any
ideas of what I can do? Thank you.
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Have him sit next to your desk, or in a corner by himself.
Explain to him that nobody wants to be around a meany.
Also, to six-year-olds, poking CAN be perceived as violent.
As for the verbal abuse, he should be removed from the
classroom immediately the first time this happens, even if it
means he ha...See More