Kids say the darndest things!

So…I work at a school.  I have a few roles there.  I’m the school nurse.  I teach reading interventions.  And I monitor the lunchroom for several grades.  So, I get LOTS of interesting conversations.  Here are just a few for your grins and giggles.

One day in the cafeteria a kindergarten boy walks up to me and says this…

K(inder) – “Mrs. Pierce, I’m not going to show anyone my penis today. ”
Me – *Shocked look…speechless*
K – “OH….and I’m not going to talk about it anymore.”
Me – “What just happened here?”

Next day…same class, different table of kinders…

K(inder)B(oy) – “Mrs. Pierce…SHE just showed us her penis.”
Me – “No, SHE didn’t.”
KB – “Yes, she did.  She just showed us her penis.”
Me – “No, SHE didn’t.”
KB – “Yes, she did.  She showed us her penis.”
Me – “No, she didn’t.  Because she doesn’t have a penis.”
KB – (looking very confused) “Huh?  What?”
Me – “No, she doesn’t have one.”
K(inder)G(irl) in question – ” I didn’t show it to him!”
Me – “Because you don’t have one!”
KG – “Huh?  I didn’t show them anything.”
Me – “You don’t have one to show them.  Don’t show them ANYTHING!!!”

I asked their teacher to not let her students talk to me anymore!

Then a couple of days ago, I took a second grade class upstairs until their sub got there.  They sat in their spots on the carpet and I told them that we would go around the circle and each person can tell us ONE THING that they don’t think anyone will –  know about them.  ONE THING!  Not two, not three, not seven, not fifteen…ONE THING.  A couple of them got it.  Learned some fun things about them.  Then I got to second grade girl #1 (SG1) who is missing ALL of her front teeth, so has the most adorable little lisp.

SG1 –  “Something most people don’t know about me…is that..I can get me feelings hurt really easily.”  (Trust me, everyone knows this.)
Me – “That’s good to know, so we can be sensitive to that.”

We got to second grade girl #2 (SG2).

SG2 – “So, I have two things.”
Me – “Nope, only one thing.”
SG2 – “Well, they really go together.”
Me – “Pick one.  We are telling ONE thing, not two, not five…remember.”
SG2 – “So, the first one is…”
Me – “Pick one.”
SG2 – “I can’t really tell just one without the other.”
Me – “Pick one thing you can share.”
SG2 – “So…everyone in our class, and other classes, and even in the school…they think I lie a lot.”
Me – “Next.”

Today was “career day”.  Dress up as what you want to be when you grow up.  I asked one girl what she was dressed up as.

G(girl) – “I’m Claire.”
Me – “Who is Claire?”
G – “She’s in Jurassic World.”
Me – “So, when you grow up, you want to be a character in Jurassic World?”
G – “Yeah!”
Me – Shaking my head…walk off.

Or the boy, who I asked the same question…he was dressed in some Star Wars character costume.

Me – “What do you want to be when you grow up?”
B(oy) – “A basketball player.”   Literally rolling his eyes at me.
Me – “So, are you dressed like a basketball player?”
B – “No!” Looking at me like I’m an idiot.
Me – “So, why are you dressed in a Star Wars costume?”
B – “Cuz I didn’t have anything else.”
Me – “You know it’s career day, not Halloween, right?”
B – “Yea!” Still looking at me like I’m an idiot.

They are SERIOUSLY hilarious!!  And apparently, I look like someone they feel they should tell weird stuff to.  Like “Mrs. Pierce, my wee hurts!”  Tell your mom, kid!

 

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