The farts that come out of these little kindergartners bodies are atrocious!! What in the hell do they eat for breakfast?!! I almost passed out during story time today. Unfortunately, I was on the ground with the little ones, so it was as if I was blanketed in the horrible smell. It smelled like something had died and was rotting away in a bucket of sewage. The interpreter was lucky that she was sitting on a chair, even though she was also affected by the smell. She had trouble interpreting the story. Some of the kids were pinching their noses and the few students who knew sign language kept signing 'fart' and 'poop'. The interpreter started laughing. I had to really try to keep from laughing. Finally, I just stopped in the middle of the story and told them that we were going to do another activity. Then I checked with every student to make sure they were not having any stomach problems or bathroom issues.
People, if you want to work in a kindergarten classroom of 25 or more crammed into a small room ---be prepared to encounter various awful smells---not just farts. I can't stand how the rooms smells at the end of the day: like a mixture of sweat, dirt, candy, urine, and stale milk.
I wish I could wear a gas mask without offending anyone.
I know this is not really deaf education related. But, I feel that I have to tell somebody other than the people I work with and wonder if anyone else encounter the same problems.
~ Mrs. G
People, if you want to work in a kindergarten classroom of 25 or more crammed into a small room ---be prepared to encounter various awful smells---not just farts. I can't stand how the rooms smells at the end of the day: like a mixture of sweat, dirt, candy, urine, and stale milk.
I wish I could wear a gas mask without offending anyone.
I know this is not really deaf education related. But, I feel that I have to tell somebody other than the people I work with and wonder if anyone else encounter the same problems.
~ Mrs. G
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