- Keys, wallets and cell phones always 'mysteriously gone' and left-behind somewhere indeed.
- A used wet towel is mixed with dry clean clothes in the suitcase.
- Dirty smelly socks, snacks, and miscellaneous items spread all over the bed and floor.
One more scenario: - (Speaking bluntly to a server) "I want more juice." Period.
When the server is back with the drink, nothing is said from our kid to thank the server for the service and not even an attempt to make eye contact.
Maybe these scenarios won't take place at home because some of our kids are being served too well. But after these couple days of observations, most teachers (and parent helpers) think that our kids desperately need a COMPLETE MAKEOVER!
Let us work together to help give our kids more opportunities to sharpen up their manners and basic life skills. Will you join us?
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omg!what a room!
ReplyDeleteChill out, they are kids. It takes time. Perhaps that is their first time taking care of themselves semi-independently.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the photos to our parents. We know how they perform without us! Good learning!
ReplyDeleteYes, certainly... and it takes a bit time to have changes... but it's the prime chance to make them improve themselves... Take the chance!
ReplyDeleteThose're all in my expectation. Just give some time for them to learn. This is the golden opportunity to make them to be more independent and to develope better.
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ReplyDeleteShalom Kam hs had no shoe. What a mess!
DeleteJust like "crime scene";)
ReplyDeleteWill it be better in girls' room?
Good! This is a good opportunity to hone them how to take care of themselves!
ReplyDeleteShalom Kam just told Ms. Wong that he had no more trousers to wear. Ha ha!
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