The Celebration Ends. And the winners are...

A big THANK YOU to all who participated in my contest.... Another will follow suit in September 99...stay tuned!

Here is the winner and the four runner ups....

Sayuri "Miko" Goto:

I am a lead teacher for 2's class. We were doing skill check list for children in our class. I was asking children about their name, age, facial parts and body parts. I point Lisa's eye and asked her "What is this?" then Lisa answered "My Eyes!" and so on. Then it was time for Jeff. He is the youngest child in our class. He does not have a good verbal skills, yet. So, after I tried same things, I asked Jeff in a different way. "Jeff, where is your eye?" then Jeff pointed his eye. When I asked Jeff, "Where is your cheek?" Jeff pointed his bottom with big smile!

Angie M Fitzsimmons :

A teacher was using lifesavers to teach taste discrimination. The children had no trouble identify cherry, orange and grape. But when it came to honey, they were very puzzled. The teacher finally said, it's something your Mom probably calls your Dad, and then one boy yelled, "Quick - spit it out - they're ass holes."

Shirley Sudhoff:

I am currently watching a 3 year old girl. While she was eating her bed time snack last night she spilled just a small amount of yogurt down the front of her nightgown. I told her not to worry that she was washable, she then stated that "I am not washable, I am Caitlin Brook P********."

Jeglum, Elizabeth A.:

A three year old was working hard at a lacing card with a frayed piece of yarn. The teacher, noticing her building frustration, approached her and said " let me get you an new piece of yarn, that one is frayed" The child look up with a puzzled look, and responded, "why is it afraid? I didn't hurt it".

Robert Mills:

I license child care centers for the State of Indiana. I was having problems with a particular center that had a muddy playground and so I frequently visited when it had rained to check the playground. Apparently the director had complained to staff that I was always coming around when it rained. One rainy day a four year old girl came up to me when I was visiting and said, "Are you the man that makes it rain." I replied, "No, honey, I don't have those powers."

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