Do you really like parents sending cupcakes, cakes, cookies, and shyt to your children classroom. Man, I don't know where or who this shyt be coming from. I swear I think some of these parents do that shyt to try to get attention for their children. If I was a teacher I wouldn't like having to organize old stupid shyt like that with a bunch of kids. Plus, what about the kids whose birthdays aren't during the school year.
Birthday parties in grade school!!!
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This is my daughter's first year in school and I plan on sending cupcakes. 
I don't really care how other parents/children feel, just eat the cupcake and shut it. I mean if there is a child with a food allergy, I'd be happy to swap to something everyone can enjoy but just because some kid's birthday is in the summer is not going to stop me from celebrating my child's b-day since it falls within a school year.
I plan on volunteering the day my daughter's party will be on so hopefully that would put some strain off the teacher.
I don't really care how other parents/children feel, just eat the cupcake and shut it. I mean if there is a child with a food allergy, I'd be happy to swap to something everyone can enjoy but just because some kid's birthday is in the summer is not going to stop me from celebrating my child's b-day since it falls within a school year. I plan on volunteering the day my daughter's party will be on so hopefully that would put some strain off the teacher.
Larry Lobster
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You must be a cac
This is my daughter's first year in school and I plan on sending cupcakes.
I plan on volunteering the day my daughter's party will be on so hopefully that would put some strain off the teacher.
Can't you just go to chuckee cheese and have a party for your child and call it a day?
My daughter is having a separate party as well. School kids are different than "other" friends
My daughter remembers the celebration more than the gift
It's not really that much extra.
sanityovar8ted
OG Moma Coli....dat bytch Thowd!!!
i used to bring cupcakes to my daughters school on her birthday when she was lil. i would stay there and help out, her birthday usually falls on that last friday that school lets out for christmas, so her teachers didnt mind , they welcomed it.
ScoopNScore
8man
You kidding me? This is the greatest time for everyone, teachers included!
- You get to unwind after some tough lessons
- the kids can get rid of excess energy to concentrate for the next lesson (plus you can offer them as incentive for actually behaving in class
)
- you don't gotta tell the kids to settle down all the time like during the rest of the year
- It boosts the morales of the students, especially if the kid who's having the birthday party is having a bad year.
And you really think those summer kids are left out?
Sure, because they're really sad they abt to get free cake out of nowhere about 4-5 times a year.
I was born in the summer, and felt like it was like having a whole bunch of birthdays, along with my own
- You get to unwind after some tough lessons
- the kids can get rid of excess energy to concentrate for the next lesson (plus you can offer them as incentive for actually behaving in class
)- you don't gotta tell the kids to settle down all the time like during the rest of the year
- It boosts the morales of the students, especially if the kid who's having the birthday party is having a bad year.
And you really think those summer kids are left out?
Sure, because they're really sad they abt to get free cake out of nowhere about 4-5 times a year.
I was born in the summer, and felt like it was like having a whole bunch of birthdays, along with my own