Predicting
Turns out Andy, the speller, can also do math pretty well.
Me: Is Michael 10? Is he 14?
Andy: No! He isn't 100, okay?
Me: Is Michael 10? Is he 14?
Andy: No! He isn't 100, okay?
The most wonderful time of the year
We went to Starbucks and asked for something festive, but coffee. So I got a French Vanilla with a mint flavour shots. It was soooo festive!
EXPLOSION
We were making posters for Grade 11 Math class and one student says:
I'm gonna draw an explosion. Cause I'm manly like that.
Spelling
This one you've got to read aloud to achieve the best effect:
Me: Andy, do you know how to spell your name?
Andy (5 years old): A - ANDY - Y
Me: Andy, do you know how to spell your name?
Andy (5 years old): A - ANDY - Y
Bat on bat violence
Sixth-grader, Alan was explaining to me how you can be mean when you're scared.
Oh, puns.
For example, if there was a bat flying around your head but you were extremely scared of it, you would grab a bat and whack it.
Oh, puns.
1 000 000
I'm currently teaching high school math to three very ept students. Whenever they have questions, I know I'll be stumped because these girls get everything I get.
So it surprised me when in the middle of a test, one of my girls asked me "what's the number one million?"
I refused to answer.
So it surprised me when in the middle of a test, one of my girls asked me "what's the number one million?"
I refused to answer.
Rock band
I've got a Grade 10 high school student, John, who's in a rock band. I decided to share this information with another student of mine, Jason, Grade 5.
Jason: Does that guy come here to get tutored?
Me: Yeah. His name's John and he's in a band.
Jason: Yeah... he looks like he's in a band.
Jason: Does that guy come here to get tutored?
Me: Yeah. His name's John and he's in a band.
Jason: Yeah... he looks like he's in a band.
Learning Languages
One of our newest students recently arrived in Canada from China. Today he went on a walk with my co-worker, learning names of nouns on the street. My co-worker, J, trying to refresh his memory:
J: If there is a fire, where does the water come out of?
Fred, 16: Fire... fire... hy -- he -- uhhh?
J: Yeah, you almost got it.
Fred: Fire hose-tree!
J: If there is a fire, where does the water come out of?
Fred, 16: Fire... fire... hy -- he -- uhhh?
J: Yeah, you almost got it.
Fred: Fire hose-tree!
Phobias
Kevin: Terrence, I'm scared.
Me: Why?
Kevin: Well, there's this really popular girl in my class. She's apparently the most popular girl in the whole of Grade 5.
Me: So why are you scared? Is she being mean to you?
Kevin: She bit me.
Me: Why?
Kevin: Well, there's this really popular girl in my class. She's apparently the most popular girl in the whole of Grade 5.
Me: So why are you scared? Is she being mean to you?
Kevin: She bit me.
It's like my iPod's stuck on replay
Max H. was trying to explain this new song about Johnny and Melanie. I had no idea what he was talking about. Then I realised that mondegreens (misheard lyrics) are the best from kids. Max was singing:
Johnny's likes Melanie in my head...
Iyaz's hit song "Replay" contain the lyrics:
Shawty's like a melody in my head...
Johnny's likes Melanie in my head...
Iyaz's hit song "Replay" contain the lyrics:
Shawty's like a melody in my head...
Spiders
John B., SK, made quite an insight the other day:
Imagine living in a house made of your feces...
Spiders poo the string for webs!
Imagine living in a house made of your feces...
Ice cream
Fun fact of the day according to Caitlan: everyone's favourite dessert, ice cream, is made of snow!
SEVENTEEN
Seventh grader, Kailyn was very proud of all her accomplishments.
Kailyn: You know there was a dance on Friday?
Me: Oh yeah. Did you dance with anybo---
Kailyn: SEVENTEEN BOYS.
Kailyn: You know there was a dance on Friday?
Me: Oh yeah. Did you dance with anybo---
Kailyn: SEVENTEEN BOYS.
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