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| + | "Now you can't seriously expect to draw with a pencil that size. I expect all of you to have a GOOD SIZED HB PENCIL!! Oh and your rubberrs ought to be white too." | ||
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| + | "THats terrible, rub it out and start again." | ||
''(When checking the classroom after a painting session)''"This pallet is still dripping! Who is going to come and dry it?" | ''(When checking the classroom after a painting session)''"This pallet is still dripping! Who is going to come and dry it?" | ||
Revision as of 18:38, 4 May 2007
Mrs Bamford is the newest art teacher at our school. She likes to make children sit in silence and in a seating plan.
Quotes
"Now you can't seriously expect to draw with a pencil that size. I expect all of you to have a GOOD SIZED HB PENCIL!! Oh and your rubberrs ought to be white too."
"THats terrible, rub it out and start again."
(When checking the classroom after a painting session)"This pallet is still dripping! Who is going to come and dry it?"
(Later in the same lesson) "I'm not going to let you leave until this pallet has been dried!!!!"
"This work could have been better. Try adding more information or making it neater"
"I don't like your choice of colours!"
"Bonnie and Gaige-I am NOT interested in watching you stroke each other's legs underneath the table! Get on with your work and stop playing footsie!"
