I inferred that you were using hyperbole! Don't worry! Thanks for the handy-dandy tool tips. And just to be clear, I SHOULDN'T poke holes in things with scissors, right?
Jan
Laughter and Consistency
Carol Davissays
Well, if you are the teacher you can poke the holes! Just don't let the kids see you doing it! Besides the pointed end of scissors is the perfect tool to use when un-jamming a stapler, right? Thanks for visiting!
Kerry says
This had me cracking up! Excellent tips!
Carol Davissays
Thanks Kerry! It was fun to write and sadly, it's all true! Kids are a little nuts when it comes to poking holes and cutting things!
STEM is lifesays
Another "teacher"tool I use all the time as the hot glue gun. It holds things together the best so glad I found another stem teacher out there! What grades do you teach?
Carol Davissays
Oh definitely! I use my glue gun a lot and do sometimes use them with fifth graders. I have low temp guns that they can use. My STEM Lab is grades 3-5. Thanks for visiting!
I inferred that you were using hyperbole! Don't worry! Thanks for the handy-dandy tool tips. And just to be clear, I SHOULDN'T poke holes in things with scissors, right?
Jan
Laughter and Consistency
Well, if you are the teacher you can poke the holes! Just don't let the kids see you doing it! Besides the pointed end of scissors is the perfect tool to use when un-jamming a stapler, right? Thanks for visiting!
This had me cracking up! Excellent tips!
Thanks Kerry! It was fun to write and sadly, it's all true! Kids are a little nuts when it comes to poking holes and cutting things!
Another "teacher"tool I use all the time as the hot glue gun. It holds things together the best so glad I found another stem teacher out there! What grades do you teach?
Oh definitely! I use my glue gun a lot and do sometimes use them with fifth graders. I have low temp guns that they can use. My STEM Lab is grades 3-5. Thanks for visiting!