No?

My part time school week is over. The kids definitely knew it was Friday. They were very active. We played a lot of cards in between activities, the hardest part of which is running a game different aged kids. We played group war, lunchroom skippo, blackjack, garbage and the cards I carried in my pocket all week are well worn, soaked and torn. During one of the last games of lunchroom skippo the smallest second grade girl in the group said in her high voice, 'This is like a bunch of senior citizens in the old-age home.' Funny at the moment.

When they say no. No greater learning experience than dealing with a kid who either doesn't listen or says no when you ask him to do something. I mean, after he says no, what can you really do? I have some opinions on this but from what I've observed so far, the best method is yelling. We'll see. I'm not much of a yeller. Old Yeller?