I did exactly the same thing when I was in some lower grade class. The teacher was not pleased. What I also remember was how she praised the great imagination of the boy who was painting next to me, who’d painted his sheet of paper half blue and half white, then came up with some story about an Indian chasing a buffalo. I wonder if it made a difference that Tim’s mother was visiting the class at the time.
You know, you don’t really have to be so critical — these people were just having a little fun. And your superior and know-it all attitude is not likely to win you any brownie points.
My son once had to draw Jesus (!) in 4th grade. He drew a beautiful forest. Teacher asks: “Where is Jesus?” My son points to one of the trees: “Behind THAT one.” Who had to see the principal? They called ME!
krys723 about 10 years ago
PERFECT ANSWER!!
ORMouseworks about 10 years ago
Oh, how cute! All children are cute in kindergarten…and then they grow up… ;)
Observer fo Irony about 10 years ago
@howtheduckOr show her a blank page and claim that it is the interior of your brothers head.
mkd_1218 about 10 years ago
LOL Is that like drawing a black cat in a coal bin? Or how about a white cat in a snow drift?
frightenup Premium Member about 10 years ago
Cute!
ladamson1918 about 10 years ago
I did exactly the same thing when I was in some lower grade class. The teacher was not pleased. What I also remember was how she praised the great imagination of the boy who was painting next to me, who’d painted his sheet of paper half blue and half white, then came up with some story about an Indian chasing a buffalo. I wonder if it made a difference that Tim’s mother was visiting the class at the time.
jimgamer about 10 years ago
goweeder about 10 years ago
You know, you don’t really have to be so critical — these people were just having a little fun. And your superior and know-it all attitude is not likely to win you any brownie points.
Tpoppe about 10 years ago
My son once had to draw Jesus (!) in 4th grade. He drew a beautiful forest. Teacher asks: “Where is Jesus?” My son points to one of the trees: “Behind THAT one.” Who had to see the principal? They called ME!
David Rickard Premium Member about 10 years ago
Just what the world needs—produce selfies
Can't Sleep about 10 years ago
Lizzie only needs to ad some vertical lines, and a black triangle, and it’s the close-up of a jack-o’lantern.
Michael.E.Hutton about 10 years ago
She’s creative and clever….I’m sure the school system she attends will make a note to suck those out of her asap.
melissalomax1313 creator about 10 years ago
Ahhh, a true artist. :D