My literacy-lovin’, language-learning kindergartener
Sydney, 5, was finishing up her bath for the evening. I was in the bathroom with her.
“What rhymes with brick?” she asked.
Uh…
YES, dear readers. My mind went ONE PLACE.
Uh…
“Come on,” Sydney urged.
“Chick!” I exclaimed.
“Nooooooo,” said Sydney. “There’s one more I’m thinking of.”
Well, yeah, kid, there’s one more I’m thinking of, too! But I’m not telling!
Uh…
“One more…” she encouraged.
“Flick!” I shouted like some crazed contestant on a game show.
“That’s not it,” she said seriously.
It can’t be? She’s not thinking what I’m thinking?
“Stick!” she proclaimed. “Stick and brick!”
Phew!
Man, if it was only that simple. Once they’re older, the words get only more uncomfortable.
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Thanks for the warning! I bet it does get harder the older they get.
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Oh I LOVE it!
My oldest is in first grade. He was playing a rhyming game in class with his friends. Apparently they were trying to see who could come up with a new rhyming word the quickest. Someone said, “Witchy” so he blurted out “B*tchy” without thinking that that not a very nice word.
Oh I was so proud to hear the story from his teacher while we were both on lunch duty that day! Totally wanted to do a walk of shame!
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Katy @ Experienced Bad Mom recently posted..What Rhymes With Brick?
My mind went exactly to where yours was….
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Great minds think alike!?
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