Interacting with kids is probably the best and worst part of being a teacher. The best because kids can be hilarious, and the worst because they can be kind of mean.
The teachers of Twitter decided to share the times their students absolutely roasted them for no reason, and even though they took a huge L in class, they at least got to snag a few internet points.
Kids will literally find any little thing to make fun of you over. In a way, you kind of have to respect how creative they can be with their sick burns.
The best teachers in school (besides the ones who actually taught you things) were always the ones who weren't afraid to make fun of themselves. I bet the class didn't see this coming.
Maybe they thought that letting the plants look all dead and dehydrated was an unethical thing to do. Or maybe they were really intent on wasting a bit of time in class that day.
I wonder how long it took that kid to think of that. Though to be honest, it's kind of low-hanging fruit. Then again, you can't really blame a kid for taking such an easy shot.
I wonder how that kid would've reacted to Zoom class, where I'm sure that would describe how pretty much everyone was dressed. Is wearing your comfy pants while working from home really "giving up" though?
I'm about to bring this poor teacher some aloe vera, because how do you recover from being called something as straight-up savage as "applesauce banana?"
For real, though, I love the fact that they tried.
Sure, dirt is... dirty. But first graders kind of love playing in the dirt? They also love being covered in dirt. Any way you slice it, you can't even consider this an insult.
It's so funny how kids pick up on different fashion choices their teachers made. Like, as an adult, somebody wearing different pants would not phase me. And yet, the kids love to point things like this out.
Ok but also, I feel like that kid thought of that burn and just had to say it to their teacher. I'd definitely be giving them a few points for creativity.
To be fair, I've had grown adult coworkers tell me I look sick or tired without makeup on. It's definitely a lot better coming from a kid, that's for sure.
I mean, at least the guy ended up being okay. This means it's totally fine for me to laugh at the way the student focused on the completely wrong thing there.
Man, those kids straight up do not care. One day they'll learn that their teachers are definitely always looking forward to the times they get to spend away from their classes.
To be honest, you can't even think of this one as an insult. Even I would take this as a compliment (and I'm definitely the furthest thing from being a dad).
I'm not gonna lie, I don't blame those students. There's something really funny about the idea of anyone drinking milk out of a tiny milk bottle. It's comedy at its finest.
This is the same energy as "high five, down low, TOO SLOW!" Which is something I fell victim to way too many times as a kid. Somehow, though, this seems a lot more savage on the kids' end.
I wonder if kids dislike certain colors the way they dislike certain foods (because of their underdeveloped taste buds). Either way, that toddler had some pretty choice words for that poor, poor green cardigan.
I bet you that kid is the same kind of person who wears shorts no matter how the weather is, even during a snow storm. Makes absolutely no sense to me.
I just love what kids consider jokes because half of them don't make any sense. But I guess we should just let them have their fun while they can.
I love the way that all of those kids thought the one student did something there, even though he just asked a really random question. I guess it means it's time to start baking cookies for your class.
I'm not gonna lie, this one is pretty cute. I love the way the whole class got in on the joke, and it was a pretty harmless one, to boot.
