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Topic: Hugging and Kissing
Abracadabra Joined Thu 04/12/07 Posts: 17851	Fri 12/12/08 04:07 PM
You're a grade school teacher teaching very young children. All your students are well-behaved. The recess bell rings and they all run out to the playgound. You go out to the playground to watch over them. When you get there you see Johnny and Jeannie sitting on a bench hugging and kissing each other passionately. What do you do? Do you just ignore them? Do you praise them for being so loving? Do you reprimand them and tell them they are doing something wrong? What would you do?

cjeanw Joined Sat 10/27/07 Posts: 101	Fri 12/12/08 04:27 PM
Difficult for sure. I would try and get their attention onto something else. Tell them there is a time and place for everything?

smiless Joined Wed 09/26/07 Posts: 13765	Fri 12/12/08 04:31 PM
I would stop them and say here take some tic tacs first and then continue before walking off

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32402	Fri 12/12/08 04:33 PM
Since kissing passionately is not normal child behavior I would be concerned about sexual abuse. I would go over and talk to them about it. Obviously being calm and casual with them.

JasmineInglewood Joined Wed 11/28/07 Posts: 4447	Fri 12/12/08 06:38 PM
now thats just nasty whatever happened to the nice young children who were deathly afraid of cooties

funches Joined Sat 12/01/07 Posts: 12948	Fri 12/12/08 07:51 PM
When you get there you see Johnny and Jeannie sitting on a bench hugging and kissing each other passionately. What do you do? first take a cell phone picture to document the incident and then throw a bucket of cold water on the little horny bast_rds

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32402	Fri 12/12/08 07:58 PM
When children act out sexually it is usually because they are victims of sexual abuse.

hellkitten54 Joined Sun 01/06/08 Posts: 11707	Fri 12/12/08 08:07 PM
I would stop them and say here take some tic tacs first and then continue before walking off That is so wrong. But funny.

quiet_2008 Joined Sat 08/30/08 Posts: 11138	Fri 12/12/08 08:32 PM Edited by quiet_2008 on Fri 12/12/08 08:33 PM
I'd separate em without reprimanding. Just go over and start talking to them about appropriate behavior in public

Winx Joined Fri 08/31/07 Posts: 39051	Fri 12/12/08 08:39 PM
You're a grade school teacher teaching very young children. All your students are well-behaved. The recess bell rings and they all run out to the playgound. You go out to the playground to watch over them. When you get there you see Johnny and Jeannie sitting on a bench hugging and kissing each other passionately. What do you do? Do you just ignore them? Do you praise them for being so loving? Do you reprimand them and tell them they are doing something wrong? What would you do? My child got a time out on the bench at recess for hugging another child in kindergarten. They were 5 yrs. old.

Winx Joined Fri 08/31/07 Posts: 39051	Fri 12/12/08 08:39 PM
When children act out sexually it is usually because they are victims of sexual abuse. Very true.

SharpShooter10 Joined Tue 11/20/07 Posts: 11271	Sat 12/13/08 04:02 AM
When children act out sexually it is usually because they are victims of sexual abuse. now that sounds like something one of those social workers would say, and we all know they know everything

SharpShooter10 Joined Tue 11/20/07 Posts: 11271	Sat 12/13/08 04:02 AM
You're a grade school teacher teaching very young children. All your students are well-behaved. The recess bell rings and they all run out to the playgound. You go out to the playground to watch over them. When you get there you see Johnny and Jeannie sitting on a bench hugging and kissing each other passionately. What do you do? Do you just ignore them? Do you praise them for being so loving? Do you reprimand them and tell them they are doing something wrong? What would you do? what grade exactly? 6th and on, it's gonna happen

Maikuru Joined Sat 10/11/08 Posts: 177	Sat 12/13/08 04:37 AM
You're a grade school teacher teaching very young children. All your students are well-behaved. The recess bell rings and they all run out to the playgound. You go out to the playground to watch over them. When you get there you see Johnny and Jeannie sitting on a bench hugging and kissing each other passionately. What do you do? Do you just ignore them? Do you praise them for being so loving? Do you reprimand them and tell them they are doing something wrong? What would you do? With all the chemicals and growth hormones we're putting in our food now and the open use of sex in advertising should we really be shocked by kids behaving this way? Proper education of such active youths is the first step to preventing any future problems that might arise from such behavior. When a society preaches morality yet through its actions and behaviors confuses its youth what should it expect....

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32402	Sat 12/13/08 05:33 AM
You're a grade school teacher teaching very young children. All your students are well-behaved. The recess bell rings and they all run out to the playgound. You go out to the playground to watch over them. When you get there you see Johnny and Jeannie sitting on a bench hugging and kissing each other passionately. What do you do? Do you just ignore them? Do you praise them for being so loving? Do you reprimand them and tell them they are doing something wrong? What would you do? what grade exactly? 6th and on, it's gonna happen He said grade school and very young. That would mean age 5 through 6 or 7.

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32402	Sat 12/13/08 05:35 AM
When children act out sexually it is usually because they are victims of sexual abuse. now that sounds like something one of those social workers would say, and we all know they know everything Yeah, better to just blow it off and not look into it.

SharpShooter10 Joined Tue 11/20/07 Posts: 11271	Sat 12/13/08 05:36 AM
You're a grade school teacher teaching very young children. All your students are well-behaved. The recess bell rings and they all run out to the playgound. You go out to the playground to watch over them. When you get there you see Johnny and Jeannie sitting on a bench hugging and kissing each other passionately. What do you do? Do you just ignore them? Do you praise them for being so loving? Do you reprimand them and tell them they are doing something wrong? What would you do? what grade exactly? 6th and on, it's gonna happen He said grade school and very young. That would mean age 5 through 6 or 7. That is young, wow, dont think I swapped spit till I was 10 or so

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32402	Sat 12/13/08 05:36 AM
My child got a time out on the bench at recess for hugging another child in kindergarten. They were 5 yrs. old. And, that's just stupid. The problem is that it would seem that a great many people are lacking in common sense so the rules have to be made for the lowest common denominator.

SharpShooter10 Joined Tue 11/20/07 Posts: 11271	Sat 12/13/08 08:19 AM
When children act out sexually it is usually because they are victims of sexual abuse. now that sounds like something one of those social workers would say, and we all know they know everything Yeah, better to just blow it off and not look into it. 5,6 or 7 i'd look in to it, 10 or up, it's the hormones most likely, heck i wasn't but 13 the first time and that was eons ago

beautyfrompain Joined Wed 03/05/08 Posts: 4696	Sat 12/13/08 08:35 AM
When children act out sexually it is usually because they are victims of sexual abuse. not necessarily...some get it from things viewed on television.