Personal Narrative: The Kindergartner

The Kindergartner who was outside to play unsupervised got into a fight. I was meant to watch how he was doing, do a lap and ask how he was playing, while outside he was running around and said, “They are telling secretes about me and they are not telling”. After that he ran away to the playground with the swings, and slide. I walked behind him trying to understand what was going on, as he ran as soon as he told me that statement. While walking up the steps in the slide one of the supposed kids who was telling secretes was in front of him. The kinder gardener grabbed his leg and started to pull him down. I told to stop as I was witnessing the conflict, walking faster to reach him. Once I was close he started crying. Apparently, the other kid grabbed his finger and pulled it back. I walked him to one of the aids watching the kids and took him to the nurse’s office. He was fine, probably exaggerating how hurt he felt. …show more content…
I have played this game quite frequently with some kids, so I have gotten pretty good at it. The fifth grader also had experience playing real pool. We played in the friendship room for his reward for good behavior. After we started talking he started mentioning his adult sibling and how he was adopted. While I knew he was adopted, I did not know he knew. The teacher mentioned before meeting him a while back how his mother had passed away, and that he was adopted, but I did not know he knew his situation. He mentioned hos he had quite a few brothers and sisters, all older with the second youngest being in his early twenties. While he did not talk about his mother he did mention him being adopted which surprised me. His adopted father is older in age, but they seem to get along great as he mentions often playing