Your daughter handled it perfectly. The only thing you need to do is tell her that she did.

Anonymous wrote:When my kid was in first grade the teacher next door to her class told the kids to shut up. I had a friend with a son in the class and she emailed the Principal. I would overlook another kid saying it, not everyone is raised to be kind. But I’m not about to let a teacher talk to my kid like that. Lucky for her she wasn’t my kids teacher.

When I was in 5th grade, a female teacher came into the girls bathroom and told a girl to get her fat ass off the sink (she was leaning on).
We all went on to live happy successful lives. You all are so fragile and sheltered its ridiculous.

Anonymous wrote:That kid might be autistic. Or just having a really hard day. That doesn’t excuse the behavior but please think a minute about what this is like from his perspective.

I agree your daughter handled it well.

?????? The person who was talking to someone who was not interested in having a conversation but was clueless to how the other person felt might be autistic, but that was not the "shut up" kid..........

You're being a total Karen, OP. Kids are going to say much worse things to your kid as grade school wears on. This is nothing, unfortunately.

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Next steps? 🤣

A kid telling another kid to shut up is nothing. When I volunteered in a first grade classroom, one of the students told me "If you look at me again I will punch you in your g.d. face." I've never been so horrified. Think of the home lives of the children who speak like this. Unfortunately unless we pay for private our precious jewels will have to attend school with these kids. I am more worried about the kids who hear these things at home than I am about my own child.