My favorite things:
1. He got the year wrong
2. The numerous corrections
3. While you can't see it, he used my first name so it would appear more legitimate
4. "Sincerely, my mom"
I love when they do stuff like this! This kid just asked me for a college recommendation (yes, he's a senior) and he started by saying, "I thought about all 21 teachers I've had in high school and none of them like me. So..." I told him I might write a more favorable recommendation if he got a note from his mom....
PS I was telling another student about this and instead of saying "I took away his gameboy" I accidentally said, "I took away his Playboy." Now that would be a different story altogether!
6 comments:
Thank you for sharing that. I love it. I think if/when you write his letter you should use the same language he used- "it has been revealed to me" And make sure they know he gets depressed if he doesn't have his "precious game boy". ha ha.
I love that "his Mom" titled it "Legit Letter".
Any college should be proud to have him!
Thanks for making my week!!
oh my goodness I am laughing so hard. That is AWESOME!
I almost like the kid...unless he really thought he was tricking you. Then he is just dumb.
Definitely a classic. :)
I cannot believe he tried to get away with signing it "my mom"! I'm so glad that it wasn't a playboy!!
Don't worry, he was not trying to seriously pass this off as a note from his mom! It was a joke!
Kiersten, I would not be able to handle it if I had to take a Playboy away from a student. There would be some seriously flipping out!
That is AWESOME! Though I think I liked the note better when I imagined he was actually trying to pass it off as a real note from his mom :)
BTW this is Erin (McBride) Field's husband. I LOVE it! The funny thing is, not knowing what grade you taught, when I saw the hand writing, scratches, etc. I thought it was an over educated elementary student. Then I continued to read the rest of your blog and your comments about the note and died laughing even more. I think that is going to be the funniest thing I've heard all year.
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