Chair Bags For School

I want to make some Seat Sacks/Chair Bags for my little boys class, but can't find a decent online set of instructions. I'd be very greatful if anyone could help me.

just base it off a regular back pack with different straps design...i'm not sure what exactly you are talking about, but hopefully maybe that helps

2008-04-08 06:38:35 by Every1s Mum

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I teach high school reading to students who are struggling readers. It's extremely difficult to motivate these students to read anything. One goal for this school year was to try and create a comfortable area for them to sit and read, rather than sitting on hard plastic chairs. I love the idea of jumbo bean bags, but they're a bit pricey. Does anyone know where I can find them for a great bargain price? Or does anyone know where I can maybe get a grant to purchase them? Better yet, does anyone have any to donate?

Get bags made of leather, etc, and fill them with a Fuckton of crushed styrafoam.

As for your plans, GREAT JOB! reading is awesome!

2009-09-11 18:47:57 by jninewit

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I got my first period today, and I'm 14. Luckily, my sister helped me out and I put pads in my school bag for Monday. I didn't feel a thing until midday Monday, I was in my History class with our, usually, super nice History teacher. But today she was in such a bad mood I felt like killing her.

But what I didn't realise was that my period had severely overflown. Halfway through the lesson, I asked if I could go to the loo and she screamed 'NO!' in such a threatening voice that I relented and sat down on a bloodstained chair. By the end of the lesson, my chair was covered in blood and when we were dismissed my teacher looked all set to throw me out, but then realised I was crying.

She quickly came over and asked what was wrong, and as I felt appalled, I got up and showed her. I expected her to scream, but instead she comforted me, pulled me into a hug and wiped away the tears on my face, reassuring me it was fine and that it happens to everyone. She was actually really nice - the nicest I've ever seen her - about it, and offered to take me back to her place until the end of school.

I agreed and the next thing I know, I'm in her car with her, listening to my iPod and then we arrive at her place. As it was so late - nearly 6:00pm - she offered to let me stay at hers. I agreed to let her phone my brother - who's my guardian - and he agreed too. About 7ish, she cooked me dinner, and she is the most amazing cook ever.

So I stayed the night at her place. And she swore never to tell anyone about what happened, however, a couple of years on, I do remember being pointed at and laughed at, but she wouldn't have told, would she?

IM CONFUSED! You said you got your first period today but yet you said this happened a couple of years ago.So did this really happen or did you just make it up? This doesn't even seem like a question it sounds like a story that probably isn't true.

2010-08-21 10:23:53 by Elle Cunliffe

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I got my first period on Thursday (I'm 13) luckily at home so my mum helped me and it wasn't heavy at all. The next day I went to school wearing a pad but not the biggest size ones because I didn't really understand they get heavy. My mum did tell me though and put pads in my school bag.

During one of my lessons in the morning I could feel something wasn't right. My teacher was in a really really bad mood usually she is super nice to us so I guess she was having a bad day and she looked like she had been crying, but I could feel I'm leaking so I put my hand up and asked if I could go to the bathroom and she just screamed "NO". I was freaking out I had no idea what to do so I just sat through the whole lesson! When it was over and everyone ran out, I stood up and saw blood all over my seat!! I sat back down and I don't know why but I just broke down crying:( My teacher immediately ran up to me and asked whats wrong I could even speak and I didn't even know what to say I'm shy in front of teachers so I stood up and showed her. Then straight away she started to apologize and said I should of told her it was an emergency but its not like I would say something like that in front of my WHOLE class! But then she was really nice she told me to calm down and it happens to everyone. She rang the office to tell them to ring my mum and tell her to pick me up and tied her jacket around my waist and took me outside and stayed with me until my mum arrived.

So it was ok in the end, but Im still upset that she screamed at me and didnt let me go to the bathroom when I HAD to!

I also feel really embarrassed. I have to see her again on Monday for my English lesson and I know every woman understands and has periods and so does my teacher she is in her 30's but just the fact that she saw me like that its so embarrassing! And who cleaned the chair? Thinking about it is making me cry:((

Has something like this ever happened to anyone else????

And can you give me some advice because I really hate feeling like this ;((((

Oh I am soooooo sorry! That must have felt terrible! But I'm sure it has happened to many girls before. Once when I had my period at school, it leaked out all over my jeans and I don't know if anybody saw. Nobody said anything so I am still wondering. I didn't have any other jeans and my parents were at work so I had to deal with it the entire day! oh my gosh it was one of the most horrible days of my life... I hope you understand that these things happen to everyone :)

2010-02-13 13:54:15 by Lexi

I got my first period on Thursday (I'm 13) luckily at home so my mum helped me and it wasn't heavy at all. The next day I went to school wearing a pad but not the biggest size ones because I didn't really understand they get heavy. My mum did tell me though and put pads in my school bag.

During one of my lessons in the morning I could feel something wasn't right. My teacher was in a really really bad mood usually she is super nice to us so I guess she was having a bad day and she looked like she had been crying, but I could feel I'm leaking so I put my hand up and asked if I could go to the bathroom and she just screamed "NO". I was freaking out I had no idea what to do so I just sat through the whole lesson! When it was over and everyone ran out, I stood up and saw blood all over my seat!! I sat back down and I don't know why but I just broke down crying:( My teacher immediately ran up to me and asked whats wrong I could even speak and I didn't even know what to say I'm shy in front of teachers so I stood up and showed her. Then straight away she started to apologize and said I should of told her it was an emergency but its not like I would say something like that in front of my WHOLE class! But then she was really nice she told me to calm down and it happens to everyone. She rang the office to tell them to ring my mum and tell her to pick me up and tied her jacket around my waist and took me outside and stayed with me until my mum arrived.

So it was ok in the end, but Im still upset that she screamed at me and didnt let me go to the bathroom when I HAD to!

I also feel really embarrassed. I have to see her again on Monday for my English lesson and I know every woman understands and has periods and so does my teacher she is in her 30's but just the fact that she saw me like that its so embarrassing! And who cleaned the chair? Thinking about it is making me cry:((

Has something like this ever happened to anyone else????

And can you give me some advice because I really hate feeling like this ;((((

Believe it or not (hope not) but the teacher probably felt really bad. plus she is a women and she understands what goes on down there....
I really think as a teacher she would feel responsible thats why she was nice to you :)

2010-02-14 08:22:28 by Lexi