Bag of Feces Sent Home in Kid’s Backpack
As Madeline pointed out yesterday, the word “panties,” is shudder-tastic. I’ve found three worse words – at least used in succession, and when referring to the contents of a little kid’s backpack.
Bag of feces.
Yup, a kindergartner came home from school this week with a big ol’ bag of dung in his backpack.
Inside, his dad says, was a note from the teacher that read “This little turd was on the floor in my room.”
What??? This child is five and apparently had an accident in the classroom. I repeat, this child is five. Accidents happen (come on parents, sing the Elmo’s Potty Time song). For a teacher to make an issue of it to begin with shows she does not belong in a kindergarten classroom (or, perhaps, any classroom). Kids need to realize there’s no shame in accidents and taught that they can always ask the teacher to use the bathroom. If this was a habit, the teacher might even be wise to talk to the school psychologist about the incidents, as elementary age kids whose potty training regresses are often displaying signs of stress, illness or even abuse.
Bagging it up and sending it home is particularly heinous because, let’s face it, this is POOP we’re talking about. Human waste. Excrement. Should I continue? The school says they’re “looking into it,” but I’d say they need to look at flushing this teacher out of their system.
What do you say, Babble readers?
Image: PoopReport
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What seems weird to me was the father said a change of clothes where in the backpack, but the child returned home wearing the same clothes he had on when he left the house and was totally clean… and the parents were unsure if it was their child who pooped or not. Strange, strange.
they should tie a bag of feces around her neck and make her wear it for a week.
woah! That teacher has no business being around children.
I totally agree that the teacher needs to go and NOT be around small children. Obviously she has issues of her own. That plus the language (turd, really?). You know she was indirectly calling the child that. In other words “your little turd was in my room pooping”.
She needs to be removed.
What the hell did she intend to accomplish by doing this? That teacher’s got to go.
I agree — this person has no business being a teacher.
Yeah, that is completely unacceptable.
what a beyotch…she should have to take some professional development classes, if they want to be nice…I’d fire her ass if I was the principal…creepy beyotch