[Matos] Teacher's Pet : effet

Sébastien DELSAUT (baboun) · 9 février 2006

mais on se sait toujours pas à quoi servent ces foulards...

Denis FABRE · 9 février 2006

Ne seriez vous pas en train de réinventer une énième version du célèbre "miaou miaou the cat" ?

Gérard BAKNER · 9 février 2006

En tout cas : cat + cat = huit

Nicolas GOUBET (gounico) · 9 février 2006

Bah ils sont peut etre liés au fonctionnement des ardoises.

Si c'est sur le principe des ardoises spirites alors je pense que c'est pour faire joli :grin:

sinon gérard tu m'as fait rire ^^.

Michel (mbmagic) · 10 février 2006

Bon, est ce que le huit prendrait des couleurs au passage des foulard devant ?

L'astuce ????

Pierre AUTHIER · 10 février 2006

Let’s look at the routine. Explaining that you were always teacher’s pet at school (“she kept me in a cage at the back,”), you tell the children why: because you were very good at sums. She asked you for the answers, and you wrote them on these slates (there are two of them), which is what they used when you were at school. When you were asked for 3 + 3 + 3, you quickly wrote down the answer and now you show the children what you wrote: 8.

The teacher said if you could prove 3 + 3 + 3 = 8, you could have the rest of the week off school, so you dashed round the classroom and collected three handkerchiefs. These you proceed to count wrongly, and, believe me, there is masses of fun to be had here!

Eventually, you call up a suitable child who satisfactorily counts the handkerchiefs as 9. Looking crestfallen, you say that is exactly what you wrote. Challenged, you turn around the slate to show 9! But what about the other slate which you are obviously hiding? You tell the children that if they had got the sum wrong, you’d have given them a good ticking off, but, instead, they got it right, so you are giving them a big tick, and you turn around the slate to show exactly that – a big tick!