What about greeting them each morning with a different hand stamp. As long as they'll be honest at the start then you'll be set for the day. Or ask by name one of them at the beginning of the day to do something for you and reward that one with a hand stamp. I wonder if the mother even bothers to tell them apart.
They are very honest about which one is which. Which I appreciate. :) And mom can tell them apart without even looking at them, just by their voices. But I'm picturing them in high school... switching places and tricking teachers. :)
i just had identical twins in my class & i am now a firm believer that twins should be in separate classes. and, ita about spending time in your classroom on your own time...i could live in my classroom & still not be caught up. enjoy your holiday weekend! :)
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Pretty funny! And they also probably share the black and white shoes. It's a conspiracy!
haha!
This post made much more sense after I read your previous one. :-)
Snickering.
What about greeting them each morning with a different hand stamp. As long as they'll be honest at the start then you'll be set for the day. Or ask by name one of them at the beginning of the day to do something for you and reward that one with a hand stamp.
I wonder if the mother even bothers to tell them apart.
They are very honest about which one is which. Which I appreciate. :) And mom can tell them apart without even looking at them, just by their voices. But I'm picturing them in high school... switching places and tricking teachers. :)
i just had identical twins in my class & i am now a firm believer that twins should be in separate classes. and, ita about spending time in your classroom on your own time...i could live in my classroom & still not be caught up. enjoy your holiday weekend! :)
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