1st issue of the new job!
Okay, so in my group I have a 4 year old boy who is a twin. The twin is in the other class. Every morning since school started he has had to be dragged into the classroom kicking and screaming, and has to be pried away from his mom. Then once he calms down, he pretty much does nothing but sniffle by himself the rest of the day. He wont eat, he wont play, he wont talk. He just stands by himself and cry quietly.
He's not new to the school at all, but he is new to the classroom and its the first time away from his brother. They said he did this last year, and the brother doesn't do this at all. The kids all stay with the group of kids from infancy, and stay with the same teacher for a whole year.
I comfort him when his mom leaves, and aside from periodically trying to engage him or get him to play, I leave him to it. We figured by not giving it attention, he'd move on...but he isn't. Any ideas?
Okay, so in my group I have a 4 year old boy who is a twin. The twin is in the other class. Every morning since school started he has had to be dragged into the classroom kicking and screaming, and has to be pried away from his mom. Then once he calms down, he pretty much does nothing but sniffle by himself the rest of the day. He wont eat, he wont play, he wont talk. He just stands by himself and cry quietly.
He's not new to the school at all, but he is new to the classroom and its the first time away from his brother. They said he did this last year, and the brother doesn't do this at all. The kids all stay with the group of kids from infancy, and stay with the same teacher for a whole year.
I comfort him when his mom leaves, and aside from periodically trying to engage him or get him to play, I leave him to it. We figured by not giving it attention, he'd move on...but he isn't. Any ideas?
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