I taught prepositions to SmartEvil Class last Saturday. They were far too easy- in, on, under- whereas my kids rolled their eyes and screamed, "IT'S TO LEFT OF WINDOW!" which I did my bets to correct. That's difficult, considering how advanced the little weirdos are.
I tried to play it up by placing our cushions in weird places. I plopped one on my head and asked, "Where's the cushion?"
My quietest student piped up with, "It's on the Anna-teacher!"
I gave her ten points for that. She responded by hopping around in a delighted circle.
My next rundown of prepositions involved the students, and shoving the cushion in their arms or under their butts. At one point, I shoved it onto Little H's head and asked him, "Hey, H----, where's the cushion?"
He proudly answered, "It's on the H----!"
Even though the grammar wasn't perfect, I went to give him extra points, but he stopped me by tugging on my skirt.
Screwing up his eyes in determination, he said, "Chigao...it's on the ME!"
He got extra stickers.
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
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