Idaho? No, Udaho. We've all heard this joke, right? But you wouldn't expect 6th graders to know it, would you?
Well, today we started Walk Two Moons , (one of my favorite books EVER), and I mentioned that Sal, the main character, was on her way to Idaho. I pulled down the map to show it to the class (because I was pretty sure they had never heard of it), and they just busted out laughing. They kept yelling, "I-Da-Ho!" They just couldn't get over it. I told them they were way too young to be making jokes like that, and A.J. replied that they are an "advanced generation." I don't think they'd ever even seen the tee shirt; they just automatically thought of something dirty.
A few minutes later, a boy loudly tattled, "He called me a 304!" What?? Is that some new slang? Oh wait, we're dealing with 6th graders here. Type in the numbers 304 in your calculator and turn it upside down. What does it spell? Hoe.
Well, today we started Walk Two Moons , (one of my favorite books EVER), and I mentioned that Sal, the main character, was on her way to Idaho. I pulled down the map to show it to the class (because I was pretty sure they had never heard of it), and they just busted out laughing. They kept yelling, "I-Da-Ho!" They just couldn't get over it. I told them they were way too young to be making jokes like that, and A.J. replied that they are an "advanced generation." I don't think they'd ever even seen the tee shirt; they just automatically thought of something dirty.
A few minutes later, a boy loudly tattled, "He called me a 304!" What?? Is that some new slang? Oh wait, we're dealing with 6th graders here. Type in the numbers 304 in your calculator and turn it upside down. What does it spell? Hoe.
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