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Kids say the darnest things

March 14th, 2008 / 4 Comments

Fifth graders were talking in my class today:

Student A: I’m going to do my state report on New York. I went there last summer.

Student B: I’m going to do my state report on New Mexico. I’ve never been there, but it seems like a good state.

Student C: I’m going to do my state report on San Francisco.

Me: um, San Francisco is not a state.

C: Oh. I want to do California, but that’s a country.

Me: umm…

B: Yeah, you can’t do California.

A: San Francisco is a state, isn’t it?

Pick me up off the floor!

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Comments

  1. LOL! Thanks for the laugh.

    On the other hand, if California were a country, it would have “the world’s sixth-largest economy” (Wikipedia).

     
  2. A reasonable mistake by the students…I guess…

     
  3. lol – isn’t that just one of the best things about being around kids? I just LOVE the stuff that rolls outta their mouths. :D

     
  4. Hilarious. I’m an Aussie and even I know that California is a county.

    … isn’t it?

    ;)

     

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