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A 4 year old needed some help on his math homework, and who better to call than 911 when you
need help. View on TikTok “The policeman’s helping me with my math,” the child responded. “What
did I tell you about playing on the phone?” their caretaker asked. “You said if I need help to call
somebody!” the child said, passionately defending themselves. “I didn’t mean the police!” their
caretaker said just as the call cuts off. And now the dispatcher who saved the day is speaking about
his unusual call. I’ll bet his mom was in the powder room when he called. Take, for example, a little
boy who can't figure out a math problem. From the very start, we are taught how to read, write and
do basic math. Put that on your paper. Boy: OK. Bundy: And then do plus 1 over 4. Boy: OK.
Bundy: OK, so, what's 3 plus 1? Boy: 4. Although it’s unclear when or where this 911 call took
place, this isn’t the first time a child has sought homework help from 911. In fact, he had such a
great idea that worked out well for him and I’m surprised that more young children are not doing it
today. It’s a good thing that the dispatcher is probably a dad, and it wasn’t a busy day for 911, or if
another dispatcher had taken the call and gotten all uptight. Who can blame him, though—who knew
how to tackle adding and subtracting at age four. That’s exactly what this little boy did, who called
911 and got some help with his math questions. After a bit of confusion about whether the boy was
calling about his mouth or math, the 911 operator doesn't scold the boy; he actually attempts to help
him. He told the operator he didn't need anyone at the house -- he just wanted the dispatcher to help
him on the phone. Malaysia English New Zealand English Singapore English. This kid calls 911 for
help with math and he's like 4 years old. If you happen to be somebody who loves math, or even if
you are somebody who appreciated any other subject, you will love what this four-year-old boy did.
Unfortunately, the little boy was not fully understanding the math problems in front of him but he
was trying. When Antonia Bundy of Lafayette answered the call, she heard a child's voice, asking
her for some desperately needed help with fractions. Bundy: 911. Boy: Hi, um, I had a really bad
day and. Turns out the 10-year-old couldn't figure out his math assignment. Boy: I don’t know. 1?
Dispatcher: How old are you? Boy: 4. The two go back and forth for a bit before the boy's mother
gets suspicious about her child being on the phone. In the end, it was the mother who perhaps had
the funniest reaction to what her son had done. The boy learned what the purpose of 911 is, but
without any negative action. Funnily enough, the dispatcher had to use a calculator because he
couldn't do long division either. I don't know maybe I'm just slap happy but check out the video
maybe you'll laugh too. This article was originally published on Jan 31, 2014 Weekly Newsletter
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may withdraw my consent at any time. Bundy then coaches the boy through a fraction addition
problem and checks to make sure that’s the only problem he’s having trouble with before hanging up.
I’ll bet he’s going to be home schooled, since he’s already learning math and hasn’t begun
kindergarten. The 911 dispatcher in Fort Collins, Colorado received a call a few days ago from an
elementary student who needed some help with his homework.
The child defended themself passionately, saying, “You said if I need help to call somebody!”. “I
didn’t mean the police!” his mom cried out as the video ended. The two go back and forth for a bit
before the boy's mother gets suspicious about her child being on the phone. In the end, it was the
mother who perhaps had the funniest reaction to what her son had done. And it's so hard. Bundy told
ABC News she did not know the identity of the child or where he lived. In fact, he had such a great
idea that worked out well for him and I’m surprised that more young children are not doing it today.
Off On Stream on Child calls 911 for help with math homework: 'I'm sorry for calling you but I
really needed help' The Indiana police department cautioned against calling for homework help. The
police did have to issue a statement to remind people to only call 911 with real emergencies. But
before the pair can work out the correct answer, a caretaker (perhaps the child’s mother?) confronts
the child about being on the phone: “Joni, what are you doing. While this confusion may make for
an adorable TikTok, it’s important to avoid mishaps like these and discuss the appropriate use for 911
with children View comments Up next Up next Up next Up next Up next Up next Up next. Boy: I
don’t know. 1? Dispatcher: How old are you? Boy: 4. I don't know maybe I'm just slap happy but
check out the video maybe you'll laugh too. Get These People A Valentine’s Gift Attention New
York State. He responded kindly, “Oh you gotta do the takeaways. The 911 dispatcher in Fort
Collins, Colorado received a call a few days ago from an elementary student who needed some help
with his homework. If you've never seen this before, it's hilarious and cute. That’s exactly what this
little boy did, who called 911 and got some help with his math questions. After a bit of confusion
about whether the boy was calling about his mouth or math, the 911 operator doesn't scold the boy;
he actually attempts to help him. Funnily enough, the dispatcher had to use a calculator because he
couldn't do long division either. Some of us may appreciate what we are learning in school but many
of us tend to shy away from it and wish we were doing anything else. A 4 year old needed some
help on his math homework, and who better to call than 911 when you need help. It’s a good thing
that the dispatcher is probably a dad, and it wasn’t a busy day for 911, or if another dispatcher had
taken the call and gotten all uptight. Still, this unusual call from a few years ago, which has gone
viral again this week, may top them all. This four-year-old’s recorded conversation with a 911
operator has gone viral, mostly how cute the little tot was on the phone and how the operator dealt
with his take-aways. Understandably, she was far from pleased that he called the cops, but he
countered. The dispatcher was more than willing to help with the child’s subtraction problem. UK
English Mail Sign in Advertisement Close this content In The Know by Yahoo Confused child calls
911 to get help with their math homework In The Know by Yahoo June 28, 2021 at 6:51 PM Link
Copied Read full article A concerned child couldn’t figure out how to solve their math homework.
Put that on your paper. Boy: OK. Bundy: And then do plus 1 over 4. Boy: OK. Bundy: OK, so,
what's 3 plus 1? Boy: 4. Luckily, he got a really nice responder on the other end. Math problems are
hard and sometimes our little tots need help, but this four-year-old had the hilarious idea to ring up
the emergency services to ask for help with his maths homework.
He told the operator he didn't need anyone at the house -- he just wanted the dispatcher to help him
on the phone. In the end, it was the mother who perhaps had the funniest reaction to what her son
had done. Lafayette Police dispatcher Antonia Bundy of Lafayette, Ind., talks to ABC News, Jan.
26, 2019. ABC News (MORE: 10-year-old boy calls 911 for help with math but don't try this at
home) Bundy: Is there a problem you want me to help you with. Bundy then coaches the boy
through a fraction addition problem and checks to make sure that’s the only problem he’s having
trouble with before hanging up. Malaysia English New Zealand English Singapore English. And now
the dispatcher who saved the day is speaking about his unusual call. In fact, he had such a great idea
that worked out well for him and I’m surprised that more young children are not doing it today.
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This kid calls 911 for help with math and he's like 4 years old. That’s exactly what this little boy did,
who called 911 and got some help with his math questions. In 2018, NBC 4 reported a child in Fort
Collins, Colorado, called 911 seeking help with their division homework. “Hi, this isn’t an
emergency, but I’m 10 years old and I’m working on my math homework right now and I can’t
figure out what 71 divided by 3,052 is,” the news outlet reported the child asked. Of course, police
don’t recommend children call 911 for anything other than true emergencies. View on TikTok “The
policeman’s helping me with my math,” the child responded. “What did I tell you about playing on
the phone?” their caretaker asked. “You said if I need help to call somebody!” the child said,
passionately defending themselves. “I didn’t mean the police!” their caretaker said just as the call
cuts off. I don't know maybe I'm just slap happy but check out the video maybe you'll laugh too.
But, like a veteran in the classroom, she calmed the child's jitters and began walking him through the
problem. The exchange between the dispatcher and the young student delighted viewers. By Enjoli
Francis and Eric Noll January 29, 2019, 7:12 PM 1:47 A stock photo depicts a young boy using a
phone while doing his homework. When Antonia Bundy of Lafayette answered the call, she heard a
child's voice, asking her for some desperately needed help with fractions. Bundy: 911. Boy: Hi, um, I
had a really bad day and. While this confusion may make for an adorable TikTok, it’s important to
avoid mishaps like these and discuss the appropriate use for 911 with children View comments Up
next Up next Up next Up next Up next Up next Up next. After a bit of confusion about whether the
boy was calling about his mouth or math, the 911 operator doesn't scold the boy; he actually attempts
to help him. UK English Mail Sign in Advertisement Close this content In The Know by Yahoo
Confused child calls 911 to get help with their math homework In The Know by Yahoo June 28,
2021 at 6:51 PM Link Copied Read full article A concerned child couldn’t figure out how to solve
their math homework. This four-year-old’s recorded conversation with a 911 operator has gone viral,
mostly how cute the little tot was on the phone and how the operator dealt with his take-aways.
Math problems are hard and sometimes our little tots need help, but this four-year-old had the
hilarious idea to ring up the emergency services to ask for help with his maths homework. More than
likely, you are hoping that they will ask the father or perhaps call the grandmother but you would
never expect them to call the police. Posted by KeeptheHeat on Saturday, September 26, 2015 We
know that calls to 911 should be reserved for emergencies and we teach our children that too, but
sometimes we forget that parents and kids have vastly different ideas of what constitutes an
emergency. I’ll bet he’s going to be home schooled, since he’s already learning math and hasn’t
begun kindergarten. Although it’s unclear when or where this 911 call took place, this isn’t the first
time a child has sought homework help from 911. I’ll bet his mom was in the powder room when he
called. The police did have to issue a statement to remind people to only call 911 with real
emergencies.
This article was originally published on Jan 31, 2014 Weekly Newsletter Keep up with your baby's
development, get the latest parenting content and receive special offers from our partners Enter your
child's due date or birth date DD MM 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08
09 10 11 12 YYYY I'm trying to conceive Sign Up I understand that I may withdraw my consent at
any time. From the very start, we are taught how to read, write and do basic math. In 2018, NBC 4
reported a child in Fort Collins, Colorado, called 911 seeking help with their division homework.
“Hi, this isn’t an emergency, but I’m 10 years old and I’m working on my math homework right now
and I can’t figure out what 71 divided by 3,052 is,” the news outlet reported the child asked. Off On
Stream on Child calls 911 for help with math homework: 'I'm sorry for calling you but I really needed
help' The Indiana police department cautioned against calling for homework help. More than likely,
you are hoping that they will ask the father or perhaps call the grandmother but you would never
expect them to call the police. A 4 year old needed some help on his math homework, and who better
to call than 911 when you need help. Chris Clow was caught a bit off guard but immediately went
into help mode. Boy: I don’t know. 1? Dispatcher: How old are you? Boy: 4. Malaysia English New
Zealand English Singapore English. He told the operator he didn't need anyone at the house -- he
just wanted the dispatcher to help him on the phone. As the dispatcher tried to help the child figure it
out, the child’s mother realized he was on the phone. “What did I tell you about playing on the
phone?” the child’s mom responded. Get These People A Valentine’s Gift Attention New York State.
View on TikTok “The policeman’s helping me with my math,” the child responded. “What did I tell
you about playing on the phone?” their caretaker asked. “You said if I need help to call somebody!”
the child said, passionately defending themselves. “I didn’t mean the police!” their caretaker said just
as the call cuts off. UK English Mail Sign in Advertisement Close this content In The Know by
Yahoo Confused child calls 911 to get help with their math homework In The Know by Yahoo June
28, 2021 at 6:51 PM Link Copied Read full article A concerned child couldn’t figure out how to
solve their math homework. Who can blame him, though—who knew how to tackle adding and
subtracting at age four. In fact, he had such a great idea that worked out well for him and I’m
surprised that more young children are not doing it today. When Antonia Bundy of Lafayette
answered the call, she heard a child's voice, asking her for some desperately needed help with
fractions. Bundy: 911. Boy: Hi, um, I had a really bad day and. Understandably, she was far from
pleased that he called the cops, but he countered. And now the dispatcher who saved the day is
speaking about his unusual call. And it's so hard. Bundy told ABC News she did not know the
identity of the child or where he lived. The two go back and forth for a bit before the boy's mother
gets suspicious about her child being on the phone. Kids Health recommends that along with
teaching children how to call 911, parents should coach kids on what qualifies as an emergency
situation where a call to 911 is warranted. While this confusion may make for an adorable TikTok,
it’s important to avoid mishaps like these and discuss the appropriate use for 911 with children View
comments Up next Up next Up next Up next Up next Up next Up next. All jokes aside, I can't blame
this kid for calling the cops, long division is hard. By Jessica Fishbein Updated Mar 29, 2017 There's
no doubt that math can be challenging, but is it worthy of a call to 911. The best bit of the
conversation was when the child’s mum catches him on the phone and his response was “you said if
I need help to call someone”. The 911 dispatcher in Fort Collins, Colorado received a call a few days
ago from an elementary student who needed some help with his homework. This four-year-old’s
recorded conversation with a 911 operator has gone viral, mostly how cute the little tot was on the
phone and how the operator dealt with his take-aways. By Enjoli Francis and Eric Noll January 29,
2019, 7:12 PM 1:47 A stock photo depicts a young boy using a phone while doing his homework.