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TwoBoysOnly
26-02-2007, 17:04
Does or has anyone had trouble with their son misbehaving at school? My DS1 is in grade 1 and has had a few warnings and got detention today. I don't know what to do I have spoken to him and spoken to him. Does anyone have any other suggestions?????:banghead:

Elfin
26-02-2007, 17:13
I am not too sure what more you can do at home unless you devise some reward scheme for him.

I know that in Year 1 my son was extremely tired and when he is tired his behaviour goes downhill fast, so maybe ensure he gets plenty of sleep and doesn't do too much after school if possible.

TwoBoysOnly
26-02-2007, 17:28
Thanks for the idea of reward chart....it is worth a try:thumbsup:

Refresh
28-02-2007, 22:06
Toby was awfully tired last year too (year one...) We decided to homeschool....best thing we've ever done:yes:

Hope things work out for him:)

polony
28-02-2007, 22:11
Have you tried asking him what is bothering him? It could be something totally unrelated to school, it is just presenting itself in the classroom.

I am doing "Discipline" this semester at uni....

PunkyDiva
28-02-2007, 22:17
Fish oil, takes about six weeks to show difference in behaviour. Tastes **** but works.
Worms can make a child naughty but more likely irritable.

Maybe he's bored and misbehaving or even seeing naughty kids get attention. Speak to his teacher to see whether good kids are shown extra attention as well.

Take the emphasis on when he gets into trouble away and talk about the good things in his day and why being suspended from school would make him miss all these good things.

Lastly :hugs: for you being a mum's tough work.

TwoBoysOnly
01-03-2007, 07:31
Have you tried asking him what is bothering him? It could be something totally unrelated to school, it is just presenting itself in the classroom.

I am doing "Discipline" this semester at uni....

He is actually perfect in the classroom apparently. It is all happening in the playground at little and big lunch. I have started a reward chart - he gets a stamp on his chart each day he is good - so many stamps equal different rewards. I do think he is partly tired but he sleeps 11hours a day and wakes up when he wants. Always goes to bed at 6:30. I have also just started him on Omega 3's so we'll see what happens... thanks for the :hugs:

polony
01-03-2007, 10:18
What is he actually doing to get into trouble?

Lila
01-03-2007, 10:22
usually it is something else bothering them, so they vent and act out....

try to find out whats going on. has something changed in your house? even little things might throw them quite a bit...

good luck

TwoBoysOnly
01-03-2007, 13:50
Just boy things...gross things...generally misbehaving in the playground :no:

Lila
01-03-2007, 13:54
gross?? you are making us curious....

PunkyDiva
01-03-2007, 13:55
oh it just sounds like he's a true boy and will eventually realise that you will get detention for that behaviour and probably work out ways to not get caught.LOL

My DD was threatened with suspension last week for threatening behaviour but this kid had nearly broken my DS arm the day before so without trying to encourage bullying, I chose to make no comment what so ever on the event rather comforting my DS with a sore arm.

TwoBoysOnly
01-03-2007, 14:13
Thanks PunkyDiva...I too think he is 'just being a boy'. He isn't rough or anything he is just doing 'boy gross things' and getting caught. But if someone hits him etc he does push or punch back because he has been taught that no-one is allowed to touch you. So now I am trying to teach him that no-one is allowed to touch you and you aren't allowed to touch anyone else....use your words instead or walk away.....very hard when you aren't there enforcing it :fingerscrossed: