What do little girls do when they are banned from rescuing worms and snails from the schoolyard wetlands and are forced to play inside because of the rain?
They collect ants.
From inside the classroom.
And feed them.
And present them to the teacher as their new class pets.
Man, I am gonna MISS this class. (sniff, sniff)
Ick. The ants have been finding their way into our house lately, and I can't figure out where they're coming from. It's driving me CRAZY!
ReplyDeleteI love unconventional little girls, though! They'll be the cool chicks in high school... or the softball team. :-)
I feel all itchy now.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the Ant Farm some idiot gave me when I was a kid. What kind of a gift is that?
Did they name them?
ReplyDeleteSure beats "Look Mommy, the ants live in our car"
ReplyDeleteNothing is cuter than 5 year olds.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, watching ants... sort of like watching paint dry. Unless you are 5 of course.
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At least they weren't roaches, which is something that would happen at my school. :(
ReplyDeleteSo who gets to take the class pets home for the summer?
ReplyDeleteAt least with ants, you can't tell when one is gone and you have to stop everything and have a funeral.
ReplyDeleteHAHA! Crazy! Alot better than we were though, found this beetle climb up out of the drain once and all the girls started squealing, as the guys tried to act all macho and tough and see who could hold it in their hands longer...
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, the kids in my Pre-K class are freaking out every time they see an ant. What a difference a year makes!
ReplyDeleteUgh, haha, don't get me wrong, I love spiders and other insects don't really bother me, but I can't stand ants haha!
ReplyDeleteSounds like you might have a quiet weekend. Nice!
ReplyDeleteI think it's really nice that you have kids (especially girls) that like to play with bugs.
ReplyDeleteI hate them, but I wish them no ill will.
You know, unless they're like, on me.
ROFL!! too funny!!
ReplyDeleteEven as young girls we WILL find something to mother!!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic and ingenious! Love it.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! Gives a whole new meaning to the expression - 'teacher's pet'.
ReplyDeletewhen my daughter was small she used to call ants "puppies" and she would leave little treats for them.
ReplyDeletePeace ~ Rene
GAH!
ReplyDeleteI would have done exactly the same thing as a kid. I had buckets full of trapped bugs and snakes, etc, that I was keeping as pets under our deck where my mom wouldn't find them. ;-)
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