There's a 3 year old boy in my class who brings toy story toys to school every day and often says, "look, I have a Woody!" And I just lose it. every. single. time.
There's a 3 year old boy in my class who brings toy story toys to school every day and often says, "look, I have a Woody!" And I just lose it. every. single. time.
Ha. I thought you were talking about kids and how difficult the letter L is for them to say.
My L story - My middle son couldn't say L's for years, but his favorite beanie baby was Legs, the frog. It was retired and I found one for him online. I arranged to get it shipped, but told him that he couldn't have it until he learned to say Legs instead of Wegs. I have NEVER seen him work so hard, and by the time "Wegs" arrived, he had become "Legs". Speech therapy with incentives! :)
well...you know...
ReplyDeleteahem...a little early for that kinda education in kgarten right?
I'm glad I wasn't drinking when I scrolled to that.
ReplyDeleteHa ha!! Oh, that is just what I needed today :) and yes WE DO WISH.
ReplyDeleteLOL! Aren't you glad you teach kindergarten and not, say, teenagers?!
ReplyDeleteThere's a 3 year old boy in my class who brings toy story toys to school every day and often says, "look, I have a Woody!"
ReplyDeleteAnd I just lose it. every. single. time.
There's a 3 year old boy in my class who brings toy story toys to school every day and often says, "look, I have a Woody!"
ReplyDeleteAnd I just lose it. every. single. time.
hee hee.
ReplyDeleteBwhahaha
ReplyDeleteHowdy.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to ask, since I haven't seen it mentioned in quite some time, how goes the book battle?
Has that been put on the back burner for a while?
I work at a middle school...need I say more? Hilarious! Hope it made your day!
ReplyDeleteThe world would be a happier place if we all did more of that (with and without the "L").
ReplyDeleteHa. I thought you were talking about kids and how difficult the letter L is for them to say.
ReplyDeleteMy L story - My middle son couldn't say L's for years, but his favorite beanie baby was Legs, the frog. It was retired and I found one for him online. I arranged to get it shipped, but told him that he couldn't have it until he learned to say Legs instead of Wegs. I have NEVER seen him work so hard, and by the time "Wegs" arrived, he had become "Legs". Speech therapy with incentives! :)
What the L?
ReplyDeleteOkay, somebody was going to say it...
I just snorted Diet Coke up my nose....
ReplyDeleteAnd then I read Brian Miller's comment and did it again.
Hahahahaha!
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