How do you deal with a child that is a tattle tale? Toot is the worlds worst and is driving me crazy! This annoying little trait began when she started school. All day I hear "Smiley did ... and Smiley's doing ..." How do I get her to stop?
On a funny note. When Smiley is poopy or when Toot toots, we say they have a stinky butt. Toot always calls Tinker Bell Tinky Bell. Today, Smiley decided to change Tinks name (can you see where I am going with this?) to Tinky Butt. I don't know if he's just trying to be funny or if he is just trying to really piss off Toot but he has been successful at both.
So now all I am hearing (in a very whiny voice) is, "Smiley's calling Tinky Bell Tinky Butt. Tell him to stop."
So in my attempt to stop the whining and her tattling I say, while laughing, "Smiley, don't say Tinky Butt. It's Tinky Bell has a stinky butt."
Smiley ran away while laughing and Toot did not think that was funny at all. I got a very dirty look.
3 comments:
In my classroom I have a picture of the President on the wall. And when kids are tattling, if it doesn't involve, blood, vomit, or harm. Then I tell the kids to tell it to the president.. all throughout the day.. I see the kids over in the corner telling that picture all kinds of stuff..It is to funny..and they leave my room knowing what the president looks like..it is to funny..
Our rule when at my brothers house is "If you arn't bleeding, we don't want to hear it." The first day we said that, one of them ended up bleeding.
HaHa!!!
Our two older girls are tattle tales big time!! It is completely annoying!
I love weeksie50s comment!! LOL!
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