30 Cringy Notes Teachers Wrote To Poor, Poor Parents
Imagine you're in the kitchen making dinner and simply hoping your kid is self-dependent enough to make it back home safely. However, the first thing they do when they see you is hand over a note from their teacher. Yikes. I mean, teachers usually do a really good job maintaining order in the classroom, and guiding their students towards a brighter tomorrow. So if they think the little one acted out in a way that requires parental adjustments, it's probably something... surprising. And that's not the word mothers and fathers like to hear. Continue scrolling and check out some of the cringiest notes teachers have written to poor mothers and fathers.
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Experts say it's not unusual for kids to behave differently in different settings. After all, you'd expect a child to act one way at a friend's birthday party and another when visiting the grandparents. But the behavior of some kids — especially those with issues such as anxiety, learning disabilities, ADHD, and autism — can vary much more markedly, especially when they're at home versus school. This discrepancy can leave parents puzzled, if not upset, and worried that they're making huge mistakes.
Violet's (My Cousin's Daughter) Drawing On The Right, Teachers Note On The Left
I'd be upset that she got the line wrong, and pleased that the drawing was so good.
Some kids may meet expectations at school, but if it's a struggle for them, it can take its toll at home. Children with ADHD, anxiety, autism, and learning disabilities "may be using a lot of their resources to follow directions or cope in the classroom," Stephanie Lee, PsyD, a clinical psychologist at the Child Mind Institute, said. Once all these kids get home, "it's challenging for them to conjure up the same amount of resources to manage."
She also added that many kids, in fact, benefit from the consistency, structure, predictability, and routine that come with their school environment. This often cannot be repeated at home "because that's not how life works."
Too Pretty To Work
My daughter had a student named Neveah (yeah, Heaven backwards) who didn't have to mind because "I'm a princess." Mom confirmed this. Poor kid has a rude awakening coming, thanks to Mommy.
But for most kids, academic and social demands at school are beyond what they typically face at home, Dr. Lee pointed out. That may trigger problem behaviors they don't exhibit at home.
For example, children with social anxiety who worry about how they're being perceived by others, or children who have anxieties relating to performance, might have fewer problem behaviors at home but when they get to school and have to do math or read a passage aloud, they might engage in some negative behaviors to avoid that. “Acting out in this particular situation might end up being functional for them," Dr. Lee said, "because if they act a little silly, the teacher might scold them, but then they move on."
"During Math Today Max Was Having A Hard Time Following Along. When I Asked Him Why He Wasn’t Doing His Work, Max Responded, ‘Well, I’m Just Too Good Looking!’”
"Amara Has A Worm In Her Pocket. She Did Not Want To Throw It Away. I Just Wanted To Give You A Heads Up"
“[Your Kid] And A Few Of His Friends Often Make Up Characters, Give Them Amusing Names, And Then Have Exciting Adventures At Playtimes. This In Itself Is An Imaginative And Creative Pastime … However, It Has Come To Our Attention That One Of The Characters Has The Name 'Wildo The Dildo'”
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The Ultimate Juxtaposition Of Naughty And Nice Came Home In Allie’s Folder Today
Picked Up My Toddler From School And Was Handed This Note. I'm Scared To Look
Not The Best Day Back
I would enquire as to the cause of Lillian's threat. It could be legitimate self assertion. As in "If you don't take your hand off my butt, I will turn around and punch you in the nuts." Girls need to taught that they have the right to defend themselves against harassment and intimidation; immediately, loudly, and if necessary, physically.
Got Detention While Playing School With Our Youngest. Figures
Tatertot Has Special Talents!
Let This Be A Lesson For Everyone, Never Under Any Circumstance Let Your Friends Smell Your Chapstick
On This Day, Two Years Ago, I Found Out My Son Liked Big Butts
“Another Student Took Her Pencil And She Referred To Him As A ‘Hanzo Main.’ I Have No Idea What That Means, However, It Was Clearly Meant As An Insult”
Charlotte Was Very Challenging
A Note From The Teacher That Came Home With The Kid Today
“Kimmy Was Very Proud Of Her Poem … But We’re Going To Try Another One Next Week Without The Potty Language”
“When I Was Reading To The Class, Tanner Removed His Shoe And Sock And Began Playing With Something. It Was A Dead Lizard. I Removed The Sock — It Smelled Of Dead Things”
So the kid killed the lizard and then played with it's corpse? Kids are so cruel
This Little Note Was In X's Folder When He Got Home... Sneaky Sneaky
My Friend Found A Note Given To His Parents From His First Grade Teacher
Johnathan has what? Johnathan has WHAT?! I need the second page of this letter, I demand closure dang it! >_<
"Raeya Used The Child Safe Scissors To Cut Her Hair Today. A Teacher Stopped Her After One Snip"
Why do they attach the hair to the notes??? They think the parents will glue them back or something?
"During Math Aiden Told Another Student He Drew A Boy With A Penis, Pooping... I Explained That We Don't Need To Talk About Penises And Pooping During Math"
What age is this child? I think using "penis" and "pooping" is quite appropriate- children need to learn what their body parts are called and what their use is... if the child had used other terminology, I'd be more concerned. As a parent I would have a frank talk with him.
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Many of these make me wonder how they'll keep the kids from getting Covid. Little ones by their very natures are impulsive and are constantly touching each other. Good luck teachers. No idea how you're going to do this.
Little secret here ... we won t keep them from getting covid, teachers will try, try their very best but the measures in place in the US and UK are simply far from enough... and the sad thing is, teachers will most likely catch it too while they try to keep your little ones as safe as they can...
So apparently kids are behaving like kids
Yes, and they should be disciplined for it. Can't have kids going around and saying rude and stupid things and making dumb decisions. That's something that presidents do.
I'm in the UK so 'not my problem', but where do your new presidents come from?
Both of you are right.
Some of these are funny. Many are joyless, over-dramatising, and prude.
for real! I worked in a pre-school we never ever wrote note saying their kids isn't listening lol NO CHILD LISTENES AND BEHAVES 100% of the time. it was our job to keep them engaged and interested.. if they weren't they we just try something else!
Sure, but if kids went around wanting to piss on someone, we didn't ignore it either. I worked in a preschool where we ran into issues like that. We had one little guy, when his teacher told him she was taking something away from him, got a "Oh, I am going to kill you!" as a response. No joke. We didn't write a note, but we sure as hell sat down with that Mom and talked about where that behavior came from and how we could deal with it.
Dear teachers, Please improve your handwriting. -A human who read everything as "eeee"
How old are you? (out of curiosity!) - I just saw there's a challenge on tiktok to write your name without taking your pen from paper.. and that is just writing cursive, like most people over 30 were taught
Dod they stop teaching cursive in the US? It's still taught to kids here in Germany.
I'm under 30 and we were taught cursive :)
seriously? lol thats kinda sad tbh we were taught cursive in school and thats all i write in... its easier and faster. I cant believe its a tick tock challenge
Martha Meyer : Yes, most schools in the US no longer teach cursive. For some, it has been more than a decade since it was taught.
They didn't stop teaching it, we just stopped using it once we learned it, and then immediately forgot. Most of the kids of my class were taught, and were made to write in it for the year that they were taught it in, but the next grade they didn't have to use it for everything and just forgot. Most of can read cursive pretty well, though, except the kids that were in my specific class. The teacher completely forgot to teach it to us until the last week of school, so I really only kind of know up to the lowercase letter E, lmao. I'm tragic at reading cursive though. We just prefer print over cursive, because we can read print easier than cursive. To me, cursive just looks like a jumble of eo0oiooOoowoeooemnmeomeb, lmao
Anne good
im old enough to know i shouldnt reveal my age :)
ALL of these were legible, and written nicely. Which ones are you even talking about?!
I was able to read the “check backpack” one without looking at comments etc. I didn’t realise it could be considered hard to read until I saw these comments. I’m 36 in case this is an age thing.
Com'on, the "check backpack" one I'd never guess without a comment hinting in the right direction, that person does not close their a's , their 'h' and 'k' are the same among other issues. I'm glad all my teachers had good handwriting when in elementary and pre-school
There was one I could not read at all and the cursive one about the pets I had a terrible time deciphering each word.
@NMN yeah I couldn’t read the check backpack one either.
I was gonna say most of these notes look like they were written by the kids themselves!
Seeing these notes from teachers, I think the terrorization I had to receive over my handwriting I can't even do anything about (a doctor's note was largely ignored until I had a second one) was just ... unfair. I recently found old stuff and read a few teacher's writings and I'm stunned people with THEIR handwriting even had the nerve to complain about mine in any way - they're a lot worse, and supposed to write a way someone learning to read can process without deciphering hyroglyphic writing...
LOL SAME please improve your handwriting >_<
Dear parents, teach your children, cursive is not a disease, it is an asset : 20200918_2...3c113f.jpg
Thank you for the translation, that was helpful. Although, even knowing what they are supposed to say I struggle (the lone 'fine' looks like 'Diaz' and one 'really' looks like 'ieey' to me). I have a masters level education, but education has little to do with pattern recognition. I am also dyslexic and find cursive extremely hard to read. Although I was taught to write cursive at school, I've never used it since.
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I WOULD NOT MY HANDWRITING IS FINE; FINE; REALLY FINE. Translation if you need it. If you need it you need some education too. I would not buy it if you say that you are really educated. I m sorry for you but cursive is important, really!
What does that say? "Something something, my hand writing is fine" is as far as I have deciphered. I cannot read any of the other 3 you have posted.
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...are you serious? This is very good handwriting.
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What handwriting? Most of these are printed, where in the world do you get to be a teacher if you can't write properly yourself?
She meant printed as in not cursive dude
What? These are all handwritten, what are you even saying?
A lot of these are uptight teachers getting pissy for little things that are funny. Some are really good examples of humoured teachers & it’s nice to see a lot hasn’t changed in schools since my day
Many of these notes seem so unnecessary. Why do people feel like they need to be informed about their kids' bowel movements or every dirty word they said in class? How do the teachers even have time to report these minor things? So many questions.
It's crazy where the world is going(starting with the USA). Most of these letters are useless, because it's about an issue, that doesn't need reporting to parents. Growing up in the nineties, we all did these stuff more or less and the teachers handled it in the school and that was it. We grew up to be normal people, with jobs, families and socially integrated. Nowadays a kid is reported to the parents if he/she says"butt" at class, the student reports the teachers and parents if they try to moderate him,and the parents reports the teacher if that gives a bad grade to it's kid, all this, while mommy/daddy is watching the kid in school, on webcam online. Thankfully most of Europe is not this f*ucked Up...yet.
Yeah, it's not that simple. Kids go home and talk about how they got in trouble, and they "didn't do anything!" In some settings, if children are disciplined for anything, the teachers need to send home a note as documentation. For one reason, to stave off the "You're just picking on my child" nonsense. And for another, to keep parents from saying, "But she/he has never done that before!" when they move on in school and act up with another teacher. I can also tell you that some of those notes look like they are from a behavior plan. Which means their behavior has gotten to the point where regular notes have to go home about how the day went. I have had to do more than one of those.
I wanna know why you he polar bear wast going to get punched
Keith Smith -
I really hope that teachers talk to children to understand reasons behind their behaviour, before they write a note. Still feel upset from preschool when teacher was saying to my parents i'm "a liar" :) when in fact I loved fantasizing, like drawing unreal situations (like moms portrait on a postage stamp, like she would be the queen, or dad driving taxi, even though it wasn't his job). When asked by parents why did I lie, didn't know what to answer, all I knew that it's something bad I did and shouldn't be fantasizing anymore :( Hope I will always always find a time to talk and understand my children properly, no matter the age.
I am sorry that you had to go through that. My niece had a similar experience -- she told her 1st grade PE teacher that she was born in South Africa and spun a whole story around it. The PE teacher told my niece it made her sad when kids lied, and then called my sister at work. My poor sister wrote me an email with the heading "I have a horrible child". I wrote her back and told her the PE teacher was full of it (she did end up being a piece of work), that her credential program didn't involve her actually learning about how kids develop. I reassured her that her daughter's fantasizing was quite normal for her age. PE teachers can get away with being oblivious, maybe, but teachers in preschool programs are supposed to know all that. It's a damn shame your preschool teachers didn't
Humans love fantasy and make believe - why are there so many authors of books set in alternative universes. Makes me sad that teachers were stamping on that in you. I'm so glad you are one of those people who can look back and say 'nope, not doing that to my children' instead of thinking 'it was good enough for me'. 👍
I don't think "cringy" is the right adjective. Maybe awkward?
What kind of clickbait title is this? These mostly aren't cringey. Nor are they mean toward poor kids.
haha
John Smith -
I realize that they are not teaching cursive in school anymore, but surely the teachers must know how to write it. And hopefully parents know how to read it! Maybe Not!
I don't understand these teachers. Unbelievable that most of these teachers took the comments on a 1st degree. Kids try out naught words to see the reactions of adults. The teachers just have to explain that it's not right and it makes others uncomfortable. For lies, kids live in fantasy world or try to outsmart others. Don't worry and make a big deal of it, as long nobody gets hurt.
So much passive aggressive from the teachers. These are small children, for goodness' sake. Get a sense of humor already.
Now I just remember 1st grade me and my (now ex) bestfriend cutting off literally a fingernail's length of hair and gluing it onto a little piece of paper and giving them to each other. The teacher gave us this disgusted look, and screamed at us for 10 minutes about why that was disgusting and then made us, 2 barely 6-year-olds, write an apology letter to her and our parents, for cutting off basically a gecko's head length of hair to give as a promise to each other that we'd be bffs forever. Some adults are a bit... much...
Homeschoolers are still taught cursive sometimes.
I remember throwing the teacher's notes away in some random trash bin on my way home after school. Lol. My mom still thinks I was the perfect kid in school. (I was never a bully, I just liked to mess with my teachers. 😜)
I am not impressed with any of these "teachers." Here is part of a final exam from 1895 for 8th graders. And this is JUST geography: Geography (Time, one hour) 1. What is climate? Upon what does climate depend? 2. How do you account for the extremes of climate in Kansas ? 3. Of what use are rivers? Of what use is the ocean? 4. Describe the mountains of North America . 5. Name and describe the following: Monrovia , Odessa , Denver , Manitoba, Hecla , Yukon , St. Helena , Juan Fernandez, Aspinwall & Orinoco. 6. Name and locate the principal trade centers of the U.S. 7. Name all the republics of Europe and give the capital of each. 8. Why is the Atlantic Coast colder than the Pacific in the same latitude? 9. Describe the process by which the water of the ocean returns to the sources of rivers. 10. Describe the movements of the earth. Give the inclination of the earth.
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Smh although these are humorous, over half are fake!
And what evidence do you have?
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All I can say is bring back the strap and detentions. The parents need them too.
Detention is still a thing but the strap? For like whipping?!
I google 'The Strap" and that would be child abuse
whipping? that's horrible
Many of these make me wonder how they'll keep the kids from getting Covid. Little ones by their very natures are impulsive and are constantly touching each other. Good luck teachers. No idea how you're going to do this.
Little secret here ... we won t keep them from getting covid, teachers will try, try their very best but the measures in place in the US and UK are simply far from enough... and the sad thing is, teachers will most likely catch it too while they try to keep your little ones as safe as they can...
So apparently kids are behaving like kids
Yes, and they should be disciplined for it. Can't have kids going around and saying rude and stupid things and making dumb decisions. That's something that presidents do.
I'm in the UK so 'not my problem', but where do your new presidents come from?
Both of you are right.
Some of these are funny. Many are joyless, over-dramatising, and prude.
for real! I worked in a pre-school we never ever wrote note saying their kids isn't listening lol NO CHILD LISTENES AND BEHAVES 100% of the time. it was our job to keep them engaged and interested.. if they weren't they we just try something else!
Sure, but if kids went around wanting to piss on someone, we didn't ignore it either. I worked in a preschool where we ran into issues like that. We had one little guy, when his teacher told him she was taking something away from him, got a "Oh, I am going to kill you!" as a response. No joke. We didn't write a note, but we sure as hell sat down with that Mom and talked about where that behavior came from and how we could deal with it.
Dear teachers, Please improve your handwriting. -A human who read everything as "eeee"
How old are you? (out of curiosity!) - I just saw there's a challenge on tiktok to write your name without taking your pen from paper.. and that is just writing cursive, like most people over 30 were taught
Dod they stop teaching cursive in the US? It's still taught to kids here in Germany.
I'm under 30 and we were taught cursive :)
seriously? lol thats kinda sad tbh we were taught cursive in school and thats all i write in... its easier and faster. I cant believe its a tick tock challenge
Martha Meyer : Yes, most schools in the US no longer teach cursive. For some, it has been more than a decade since it was taught.
They didn't stop teaching it, we just stopped using it once we learned it, and then immediately forgot. Most of the kids of my class were taught, and were made to write in it for the year that they were taught it in, but the next grade they didn't have to use it for everything and just forgot. Most of can read cursive pretty well, though, except the kids that were in my specific class. The teacher completely forgot to teach it to us until the last week of school, so I really only kind of know up to the lowercase letter E, lmao. I'm tragic at reading cursive though. We just prefer print over cursive, because we can read print easier than cursive. To me, cursive just looks like a jumble of eo0oiooOoowoeooemnmeomeb, lmao
Anne good
im old enough to know i shouldnt reveal my age :)
ALL of these were legible, and written nicely. Which ones are you even talking about?!
I was able to read the “check backpack” one without looking at comments etc. I didn’t realise it could be considered hard to read until I saw these comments. I’m 36 in case this is an age thing.
Com'on, the "check backpack" one I'd never guess without a comment hinting in the right direction, that person does not close their a's , their 'h' and 'k' are the same among other issues. I'm glad all my teachers had good handwriting when in elementary and pre-school
There was one I could not read at all and the cursive one about the pets I had a terrible time deciphering each word.
@NMN yeah I couldn’t read the check backpack one either.
I was gonna say most of these notes look like they were written by the kids themselves!
Seeing these notes from teachers, I think the terrorization I had to receive over my handwriting I can't even do anything about (a doctor's note was largely ignored until I had a second one) was just ... unfair. I recently found old stuff and read a few teacher's writings and I'm stunned people with THEIR handwriting even had the nerve to complain about mine in any way - they're a lot worse, and supposed to write a way someone learning to read can process without deciphering hyroglyphic writing...
LOL SAME please improve your handwriting >_<
Dear parents, teach your children, cursive is not a disease, it is an asset : 20200918_2...3c113f.jpg
Thank you for the translation, that was helpful. Although, even knowing what they are supposed to say I struggle (the lone 'fine' looks like 'Diaz' and one 'really' looks like 'ieey' to me). I have a masters level education, but education has little to do with pattern recognition. I am also dyslexic and find cursive extremely hard to read. Although I was taught to write cursive at school, I've never used it since.
cassiushumanmother love
I WOULD NOT MY HANDWRITING IS FINE; FINE; REALLY FINE. Translation if you need it. If you need it you need some education too. I would not buy it if you say that you are really educated. I m sorry for you but cursive is important, really!
What does that say? "Something something, my hand writing is fine" is as far as I have deciphered. I cannot read any of the other 3 you have posted.
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FINE 20200919_0...621c20.jpg
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...are you serious? This is very good handwriting.
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What handwriting? Most of these are printed, where in the world do you get to be a teacher if you can't write properly yourself?
She meant printed as in not cursive dude
What? These are all handwritten, what are you even saying?
A lot of these are uptight teachers getting pissy for little things that are funny. Some are really good examples of humoured teachers & it’s nice to see a lot hasn’t changed in schools since my day
Many of these notes seem so unnecessary. Why do people feel like they need to be informed about their kids' bowel movements or every dirty word they said in class? How do the teachers even have time to report these minor things? So many questions.
It's crazy where the world is going(starting with the USA). Most of these letters are useless, because it's about an issue, that doesn't need reporting to parents. Growing up in the nineties, we all did these stuff more or less and the teachers handled it in the school and that was it. We grew up to be normal people, with jobs, families and socially integrated. Nowadays a kid is reported to the parents if he/she says"butt" at class, the student reports the teachers and parents if they try to moderate him,and the parents reports the teacher if that gives a bad grade to it's kid, all this, while mommy/daddy is watching the kid in school, on webcam online. Thankfully most of Europe is not this f*ucked Up...yet.
Yeah, it's not that simple. Kids go home and talk about how they got in trouble, and they "didn't do anything!" In some settings, if children are disciplined for anything, the teachers need to send home a note as documentation. For one reason, to stave off the "You're just picking on my child" nonsense. And for another, to keep parents from saying, "But she/he has never done that before!" when they move on in school and act up with another teacher. I can also tell you that some of those notes look like they are from a behavior plan. Which means their behavior has gotten to the point where regular notes have to go home about how the day went. I have had to do more than one of those.
I wanna know why you he polar bear wast going to get punched
Keith Smith -
I really hope that teachers talk to children to understand reasons behind their behaviour, before they write a note. Still feel upset from preschool when teacher was saying to my parents i'm "a liar" :) when in fact I loved fantasizing, like drawing unreal situations (like moms portrait on a postage stamp, like she would be the queen, or dad driving taxi, even though it wasn't his job). When asked by parents why did I lie, didn't know what to answer, all I knew that it's something bad I did and shouldn't be fantasizing anymore :( Hope I will always always find a time to talk and understand my children properly, no matter the age.
I am sorry that you had to go through that. My niece had a similar experience -- she told her 1st grade PE teacher that she was born in South Africa and spun a whole story around it. The PE teacher told my niece it made her sad when kids lied, and then called my sister at work. My poor sister wrote me an email with the heading "I have a horrible child". I wrote her back and told her the PE teacher was full of it (she did end up being a piece of work), that her credential program didn't involve her actually learning about how kids develop. I reassured her that her daughter's fantasizing was quite normal for her age. PE teachers can get away with being oblivious, maybe, but teachers in preschool programs are supposed to know all that. It's a damn shame your preschool teachers didn't
Humans love fantasy and make believe - why are there so many authors of books set in alternative universes. Makes me sad that teachers were stamping on that in you. I'm so glad you are one of those people who can look back and say 'nope, not doing that to my children' instead of thinking 'it was good enough for me'. 👍
I don't think "cringy" is the right adjective. Maybe awkward?
What kind of clickbait title is this? These mostly aren't cringey. Nor are they mean toward poor kids.
haha
John Smith -
I realize that they are not teaching cursive in school anymore, but surely the teachers must know how to write it. And hopefully parents know how to read it! Maybe Not!
I don't understand these teachers. Unbelievable that most of these teachers took the comments on a 1st degree. Kids try out naught words to see the reactions of adults. The teachers just have to explain that it's not right and it makes others uncomfortable. For lies, kids live in fantasy world or try to outsmart others. Don't worry and make a big deal of it, as long nobody gets hurt.
So much passive aggressive from the teachers. These are small children, for goodness' sake. Get a sense of humor already.
Now I just remember 1st grade me and my (now ex) bestfriend cutting off literally a fingernail's length of hair and gluing it onto a little piece of paper and giving them to each other. The teacher gave us this disgusted look, and screamed at us for 10 minutes about why that was disgusting and then made us, 2 barely 6-year-olds, write an apology letter to her and our parents, for cutting off basically a gecko's head length of hair to give as a promise to each other that we'd be bffs forever. Some adults are a bit... much...
Homeschoolers are still taught cursive sometimes.
I remember throwing the teacher's notes away in some random trash bin on my way home after school. Lol. My mom still thinks I was the perfect kid in school. (I was never a bully, I just liked to mess with my teachers. 😜)
I am not impressed with any of these "teachers." Here is part of a final exam from 1895 for 8th graders. And this is JUST geography: Geography (Time, one hour) 1. What is climate? Upon what does climate depend? 2. How do you account for the extremes of climate in Kansas ? 3. Of what use are rivers? Of what use is the ocean? 4. Describe the mountains of North America . 5. Name and describe the following: Monrovia , Odessa , Denver , Manitoba, Hecla , Yukon , St. Helena , Juan Fernandez, Aspinwall & Orinoco. 6. Name and locate the principal trade centers of the U.S. 7. Name all the republics of Europe and give the capital of each. 8. Why is the Atlantic Coast colder than the Pacific in the same latitude? 9. Describe the process by which the water of the ocean returns to the sources of rivers. 10. Describe the movements of the earth. Give the inclination of the earth.
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Smh although these are humorous, over half are fake!
And what evidence do you have?
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All I can say is bring back the strap and detentions. The parents need them too.
Detention is still a thing but the strap? For like whipping?!
I google 'The Strap" and that would be child abuse
whipping? that's horrible