Staying Safe

 

Our school sends home worksheets for parents to do with their children to help teach social skills. The exercises cover things like respectfulness, bullying, how to deal with high emotions as well a variety of safety concerns.Clara ice skating

Clara, my tree climbing, bruise sporting, “Watch this mom!” yelling, master of exciting games like slingshot-ing yourself down a staircase with an old therapy band, brought me her homework.Clara ice skating

I read aloud the first question.

“What do you need to do to stay safe?”Clara ice skating

And Clara, in a voice that heard far too many rules at school in the first day alone, answered,

“Be boring.”

Clara ice skating

I’m not worried.

School rules or not, this girl doesn’t do boring!

 

16 comments on “Staying Safe

  1. dianeschuller.com says:

    perfect! And I always love your perspective too.

  2. Deborah the Closet Monster says:

    LOL! Awesome.

  3. Julie says:

    Good for her.

  4. junekearns says:

    Oh, she’s just fabulous.

  5. That is exactly what my daughter would say. Too funny.

  6. Helmet. Consider a helmet.

    • Jessie says:

      The tricky part is known when she needs it. I didn’t know stairs were so dangerous until the thump…thump… thump… turned into thumpthumpthumpthumpthump. Crazy girl!

  7. Firewaves21 says:

    Such a cutie. Yeah playing it safe is a bit boring…. funny how our perspectives change though as we age and don’t heal as fast. LOL

  8. I wish I could “like” this post more than once…like a gazillion times. That is just fantastic. 😀

  9. sharon jacobson says:

    what a sweetheart!! new email abbykittykitty2000@gmail.com

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