Kids Who Did Exactly What They Were Told
Many kids love getting "smart" with their elders, meaning they'll listen, but they might take it a little too far. For example, a question on a test was to show your thinking, so a kid drew a stick figure with thoughts over his head. Read on to see some funny kids who did exactly what they were told.
Dad Asked Son To Use Chopsticks, So He Responded
This kid wanted that soup one way or another. That doesn't look like a safe way to use the chopsticks, but it looks like he has that technique down tight.
That's A Great Answer
There you have it, folks. One of the most perfect responses to the dreaded show your work question. As long as you got the right answer without cheating, why must you show your work?
Dad Told His Kid He Needed The Computer To Work Faster
While a dad worked on his computer, his son asked what was wrong with it. After telling him he needed it to go faster, he left and returned to this Sonic the Hedgehog toy inside the computer.
"I Told My First Grade Class They Were Writing Their Letters To Santa"
When it comes to writing letters to Santa, no kid wants to be wrong. They took their teacher's instructions to heart when she told them to write their letters to the Christmas man.
Someone Got Partial Credit
Using the hint as an answer is a tactic that might not work for everyone, so don't try this at home. This kid luckily received one point for this tactic.
The Instructions Said It Had To Be 15cm Away
When it's your first time using something, you might want to follow the directions because you don't know what could happen. This girl followed the instructions as best as she could.
She Told Her Son That's Where Poo Goes...
This following of directions is too cute to make any parent upset. No one calls Winnie The Pooh by his full name, so I believe this is an honest mistake.
Parent Told Son "I Don't Want To See The Cooler In This Room Again"
As a result of that command, this kid made a fort for the cooler. It isn't a regular fort; it's one that conceals the cooler so that the parent won't see it again.
Eat Half, She Said...
Imagine going into the fridge, looking for your grapes, and this is what you find. A batch of them half-eaten because that's what you told your kid to do with them.
He Didn't Want To Lie
I don't know how old this kid is, but he probably isn't old enough to have an income if he's answering questions like this. Also, I don't think you can be a freeloader at a young age.
That's A Lot Of Banks
Can you blame this kid for using all those banks? The instructions told the kids to do so, and this little one decided to follow the instructions. Hopefully, Emma didn't fail.
Love Isn't Correct?
The kid who put this answer probably tried to pull a fast one here. You can't fault them for trying since love is a pretty powerful force. The parents probably taught the child that.
Was Told He Couldn't Step Foot Outside
This little boy might grow up to be a future lawyer. One of his parents told him not to step foot outside, and he listened very well. Those feet can't wait to go back outside.
Where's The Lie?
Look at the detail on this drawing. The cell is pretty good, but it's the plant that should have your focus. This little thing is in jail with a sad face.
He Couldn't Watch TV Until He Ate Half Of His Hot Dog
We've got a kid who thinks quick on his feet here. His mom didn't specify which half to eat, so he took a creative route to following her instructions to the letter.
Who Else Would Have Done This?
This is the next level of following instructions. Going through all that work to put the words in alphabetical order is harder than doing it the way it's intended. This kid is going places.
Great Attention To Detail
Would you consider this kid's work to be correct and whoever else didn't do it this way wrong? Apples do roll, and so do straws, so this child might be onto something.
That's A Solid Answer
To be fair, drawing that mushroom looks like it is pretty easy to do. When this kid saw the question about it, the answer was the only thing needed in that situation.
Fair Enough
If you can spot the lie, please inform me where it is. A procrastinator won't do an assignment, but they would figure out a way to turn something in. This is a great example.
I Wonder What It Says
This could be gibberish or it could be real writing, but the teacher probably won't ever know. If this kid did turn in the assignment like this, did he or she get full credit?
Bring A Fish To School Day...
It looks like everyone missed the memo except for the kid in the middle. It's bring a fish to school day so they can cook them for lunch! Why else do you think he brought that thing?..
Cheers To A New Tradition!
This little girl had a firm determination to get that toast for New Year's. I love how the whole family got involved and made it into a new tradition so that she could be happy.
"Toddler Was Asked To Feed The Cat"
Well, what more can you ask for if the toddler attempted to feed the cat? I'm guessing this kid isn't old enough to peel their own oranges, so it's not like he could do it for the cat either.
"I Asked The Kids To Organize The Shoes"
Not only did they organize, but they did a great job of it! If only they had done it in a more practical way, but this isn't that bad if you think about it.
"Directions Said 3 Inches Apart..."
Hey, give the girl some credit for learning things. By the time she's in her 20s, she'll probably be a cookie-baking pro and spot three inches with her eyes closed.
"I Told My Daughter She Couldn't Take Clothes Off The Hangers And Try Them On, So I Got This..."
Hey, as long as she listens, can you really get mad at her? She didn't take them off the hanger, but this situation looks like it ended up going poorly.
"This Is Not What I Meant When I Asked For Her Help With Cleaning The House"
Hey, she wanted to help as best she could. Sometimes, the walls need a little rub down because of all the kids that run around and put their hands on them.
She Took It Too Literally
This is why you need to be precise with instructions, or you'll get a result like this from time to time. The hard part is figuring out if they're wrong or not.
Asked To Put The Toilet Paper Under The Sink
It looks like this child did exactly what they were told. The kid didn't stop to think that maybe there was a door to open under the sink, so this is fine.
