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My son ate his homework !!!

Remember when we were in school and homework was due and maybe we just didn't want to do it, or it got lost and the old saying was " The Dog Ate My Homework" well my kindergardener gave whole new meaning to why I can't do my homework.dog eating homework

Over Thanksgiving break his Kindergarden Teacher gave the class a project. It was a cute little project that they would use later for creative writing. She sent home a picture of a turkey and they were to disguise the turkey so it wouldn't be eaten. In little baggies she filled with things like M & M's , cheerios, pretzels, tootsie rolls, etc. There was a note attached saying they were to paste all these things to their Turkey to disguise it. Other things could be added like glitter or elbow macaroni , for each child to use their imagination. So over the weekend we pull out the project. I notice the baggy is empty. I said Cole, where is the stuff to do your project, he said I ate it, "you did what"...I ate it, well, why would you do that it was your homework....I was hungry ! Oh my gawwwd I thought, how in the world do I without cracking up laughing tell his teacher there will be no cheerios, pretzels, tootsie rolls like she packed because Cole got hungry !

Of course we improvised and this poor Turkey was an array of colors from yarn, beads and anything else we could find. The turkey was disguised now as a peacock.Go to fullsize image As we did the project we read books on Thanksgiving and about the Pilgrims. At the end and after completing everything I asked my son :

"What did you learn from the project and books today, " He said, Don't eat your homework ~"

I'm telling you Kids do say the craziest things and I have made a scrap book for all my children with things they say and do because how easy it is to forget.

As for his teacher, from now on I think I will call her with news like this...so she doesn't read my note while sipping coffee.....

Melissa Grant
931-287-2534
lissalgrant@yahoo.com

 Licensed Real Estate Agent in TN
Pointe Realty Co
109 Mariners Point
Crossville, TN 38555-5740

 

 

8 commentsMelissa Grant Crossville TN Real Estate • November 27 2007 08:40AM

Comments

That is such a cute story!  I'm still blaming the dog when stuff vanished, and it usually is the dog!
Posted by Patricia Kennedy (Evers & Company Realtors) over 2 years ago
LOL Melissa...it reminded me of a time when I had to explain to my teacher that my dog ate my arithmetic book....he actually did.....would have been more believable if it was cheerios...LOL
Posted by BLRGUY(Beach & Luxury Realty Inc) over 2 years ago

Melissa,

I still blame the dog, yeah, He forgot to buy you thosE earings you wanted....

Posted by Thomas Weiss (Thomas R. Weiss) over 2 years ago
Too funny! What did the teacher expect? I think I would have eaten it too!
Posted by Michael Delp (Mortgage Pro) over 2 years ago
It looks so great, what a fun assignment. Can I hide a house from the bank so they don't foreclose on it... just an idea.
Posted by Christina Bennani RealtorĀ® The House For You (Keller Williams Realty Boston North West- Team House For You) over 2 years ago
Melissa - Very cute story. I bet your son isn't the only one in his class who ate their homework
Posted by Guilford Connecticut Real Estate Agent, Sandra Cummings (William Raveis Real Estate) over 2 years ago
I don't ever remember eating my homework, but then again, they never gave us food to bring home. If so, I would have eaten too! You're disguised turkey looks great, good job. Thanks for the laugh and youthful remembrance of homework excuses.
Posted by Cris Burlew, Broker ~ St Pete Beach FL Real Estate (Beach & Luxury Realty, Inc.) over 2 years ago
To Everyone - Please forgive my limited responses to your comments. I am having an extremely busy week and also working on something for AR..I will reciprocate on your blogs and responses to all comments as soon as I can ! Thank you all for your support and contributing to my success here on AR !
Posted by Melissa Grant Crossville TN Real Estate (Pointe Realty Company) over 2 years ago

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