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6 comments:
41 or 43?
perhaps both?
I have such a time reminding children that they must respect the office of the Presidency whilst they may object to the personality of the office holder. It's a fun part of my job.
That's me deported then.
Mondale and I experienced a similar situation last year with children drawing horns and mustouaches on Bush on the cover of their Time For Kids. We let them know that it wasn't okay. It didn't matter who was on the cover of the magazine. It's just disrespectful.
When you think about the time and effort it took for the student in your class to get all that red in. Very agressive. That child may be on the FBI watch.
he gave it to me at the end of the day. i just took it and didn't say anything about it. i've also seen kids draw things on bush images on time for kids. this year, i haven't really said anything about it to them because it hasn't been that big of a deal. they want to express themselves through their art, who am i to tell them to stop? and anyone who disputes that bush is the devil has problems.
i won't stand for blind bashing of bush during class discussions but art is art.
Just wait until one of your kids draws Muhammmad with a bomb turban.
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