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Teachers of Reddit

What was the worst thing you had to confiscate from a student?

My mum has had stories about what she's confiscated from lower elementary age students,

K3.

The usual prank items, like whoopee cushions sure, but one time a student was playing

with this weird box.

The box was locked, so she couldn't put it in the confiscated bin.

Instead, she put it on top of a cabinet.

About an hour later, it starts ringing, furiously.

It took some doing to get the box open.

When it turns out, this kid's parent was a professional chef, so the kid had grabbed

every time in his house, set them for the maximum out of time, locked the box, brought

it to school, and played with it, so it would get confiscated and ring loudly.

The whole class erupted with laughter and screaming, a true agent of chaos.

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