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Although the title sounds harsh or unkind, it really does put a smile on everyone's faces. I run a community center where I provide a summer program and after-school program. It's usually just me and the kids I have LOVE to talk. When it's just me and roughly 20 kids, it because a little crazy. I try to pear them up with each other to talk but it's like they can only tell me their news. My volunteers literally get a ear full and get trapped many times.
1. Keep saying I don't see you, I don't see you.
2. Yell, I don't hear you, I don't hear you!
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3. Just plain ignore them, it works wonders. |
Have fun coming up with new ways. I would love to hear if you have ever done this and if so, what worked. I know, confession, confession!
Ha! I have a son who talks almost non-stop from when he gets up until he goes to bed; and, sometimes he even talks in his sleep! I may have to try out some of these ideas. ;)
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With my son, when I'm doing something important, I pretend to get all interested in a book or the TV. Once he sees me interested, he gets interested and I can slip back to what I was doing unnoticed, with him still focused on whatever I distracted him to. :)
ReplyDeletehaha I love this. I love the sleeping one, It really works! :)
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Excellent suggestions :) I love the sign language one, that ought to shut them up for a minute while you think of a getaway!
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