OMG, reach out to the teacher. “Hi, Ms. Jones. I wanted to make you aware of a situation. I think that NewGirl may be having some trouble fitting in. Larla has come home on several occasions and said that NewGirl has asked her for candy and threatened to tell you that Larla is being mean if she doesn’t give her any.”

Teacher probably knows that NewGirl is having trouble. They’re not stupid.

Anonymous wrote:Density isn't all gold.
Google "Berenstein book Queenie new girl"

Yields
https://www.amazon.com/Berenstain-Bears-Crowd-Stan/dp/039483013X

NP. After you sober up, read over your responses again. They are nonsensical.

Anonymous wrote:In addition to all that's been said, I would set up a welcome coffee with the new girl's parent. What the actual heck is going on with her?

Absolutely not.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does your DD actually have any candy?

OP here. NO she does not.

Then what’s the big deal?

This is easy to solve, have your child do two things;
1) your child should inform the teacher that the new girl is threatening her
2) your daughter should tell this child she doesn't have any candy to give.

The end

Density isn't all gold.
Google "Berenstein book Queenie new girl"

Yields
https://www.amazon.com/Berenstain-Bears-Crowd-Stan/dp/039483013X

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tell the teacher and read chid The Berenstein Bears books with Queenie, the new girl

See? I don’t understand. Queenie? Who is Queenie?

Ah PP made the mistake of thinking you could google for the exact title. Faster than sitting around here waiting. I googled but didn't want to spoil your leaning experience.

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