For five-year-old Feng Ruoruo, she actually likes going to kindergarten because she can play with many other children and learn interesting things from the teachers.
What Feng Ruoruo particularly likes is that Teacher Fang reads stories to everyone before lunch in the kindergarten.
Every time Feng Ruoruo listened to Teacher Fang reading a story, she would sit very well and listen to Teacher Fang very seriously.
When reading stories, Teacher Fang always imitates the different tones of dialogue of some characters in the book, and sometimes even imitates the sounds of small animals.
Then, after reading the story, Teacher Fang would interact with the children and ask them questions about some things in the story.
For example, today, Teacher Fang told a story about several animals.
After reading the story, Teacher Fang asked the children: "After listening to the story, do you still remember how many kinds of animals there are in the story?"
Feng Ruoruo was the first to raise her hand and shouted, "There are rabbits and foxes."
After Feng Ruoruo raised her hand to answer, the other children also started to speak up one after another.
"There are birds."
"There's the Big Bad Wolf."
"And the dog, woof woof woof..."
One child not only said the names of the animals, but also imitated the sounds of the animals, which made the other children in the class couldn't help laughing.
Teacher Fang also had a smile on her face. While the children were talking, she used a magnet to stick various animal cards onto a small blackboard in front of her.
After the children finished speaking, Teacher Fang held up the blackboard and pointed to the animal cards on the blackboard and said, "Okay, here are the animals you just talked about."
Then, Teacher Fang pointed to the cards one by one and taught the children to recognize them.
"There are the rabbits and foxes that Ruoruo mentioned."
The children were very serious, staring at the animal cards pointed by the teacher and carefully identifying them. Some children even wrote them down carefully.
Of course, there were also some children, such as Liu Zihao, who were more naughty, and didn't care at all. While Teacher Fang was not paying attention, they had already started chatting privately with the children next to them.
Teacher Fang saw it at first but did not point it out because she did not want to interrupt the learning atmosphere of other children.
However, Teacher Fang's approach actually indulged Liu Zihao, and the little boy became more and more outrageous.
Finally, Teacher Fang spoke up: "Liu Zihao, what are you doing?"
After being called by Teacher Fang, Liu Zihao quickly sat down and stammered, "I, Teacher Fang, I, I'm here, listening to your story."
Teacher Fang smiled and said, "Okay, then tell everyone the story you just told."
When the teacher asked this question, the little boy immediately became depressed, lowered his head and said, "I'm sorry, teacher. I was just playing secretly and didn't listen to the story carefully."
Teacher Fang sighed and said, "Okay, sit down and listen carefully from now on, okay?"
Liu Zihao quickly nodded and agreed: "Okay, teacher, I will listen carefully."
Afterwards, Teacher Fang continued to talk, telling the children about the eating habits of various animals and said that rabbits eat grass.
As soon as he finished speaking, he heard Zhang Zhuangzhuang suddenly mutter: "Rabbit meat is delicious."
Zhang Zhuangzhuang's muttering naturally attracted the attention of other children, and then Liu Yan, who was sitting closest to Zhang Zhuangzhuang, said, "No, no, rabbits are good and cannot be eaten."
After Liu Yan said this, the topic was immediately opened up among the children.
A group of children started discussing.
Some say rabbits cannot be eaten.
Some say rabbits can be eaten.
Then the two sides actually started debating in class.
As for the debate point
The children who said rabbits cannot be eaten all thought that rabbits are good. In the stories, rabbits are always bullied, so rabbits are good kids and cannot be eaten.
Feng Ruoruo even stood up and said, "The one who eats the rabbit is the big bad wolf."
After Feng Ruoruo said this, the kids from the other faction found themselves unable to argue with her.
For children, no one wants to be the Big Bad Wolf, right
But Zhang Zhuangzhuang said at this time: "Not all those who eat rabbits are big bad wolves. My father bought me a rabbit and it was delicious. It tasted just like meat."
At this time, Liu Zihao stood up decisively and spoke for Zhang Zhuangzhuang.
"Feng Ruoruo, your father runs a restaurant, so he must be able to cook rabbits, and you still say that rabbits can't be eaten."
Feng Ruoruo was immediately very angry when Liu Zihao said this, and shouted: "You are lying, my father has never roasted rabbit, and my grandfather's restaurant has never sold rabbit."
Yang Xiaoxi also stood up to help her good friend: "Yes, there are no rabbits in Ruoruo's father's restaurant."
Chen Yaofei also stood up and joined her friends in saying in a low voice, "There is no rabbit."
In fact, when the children were arguing, the most confused person was Teacher Fang. She never thought that one sentence could cause so many things and make this group of children quarrel in the class.
These children seemed to have turned into debaters around the issue of whether rabbits can be eaten or not.
After explaining and listening to the children's opinions, Teacher Fang was again confused and amused.
Finally, Teacher Fang calmed the children down.
"Alright, alright, everyone calm down and listen to the teacher. Feng Ruoruo, Yang Xiaoxi, Chen Yaofei, Liu Yan, Zhang Zhuangzhuang, all of you sit down first. Liu Zihao, you sit down too."
Teacher Fang continued to explain to the children only after all of them sat down.
"As for rabbits, they can actually be eaten, but the rabbits that can be eaten are the ones that are raised by farmers, just like pigs, cows, chickens, ducks, and fish. Those are the ones that can be eaten."
Then, Teacher Fang continued, "But we can't just hunt and eat the wild rabbits in the forest. Do you understand?"
Teacher Fang's simple explanation also helped the children to roughly understand that the rabbits that can be eaten must be raised that way.
Of course, because the children are young, Teacher Fang can only explain it this way for the time being.
But after Teacher Fang explained this, Liu Zihao asked Feng Ruoruo: "Feng Ruoruo, the teacher said that the rabbits raised by farmers are edible, so can you ask your father to cook rabbit for us?"
When Feng Ruoruo heard Liu Zihao's question, she said angrily, "No, I won't let Dad roast the rabbit."
The little girls also supported it: "Yes, rabbits are so cute, we won't eat them."
Liu Zihao felt a little bored and could only sit down angrily, muttering, "I asked my mother to buy food from someone else's house instead of going to Feng Ruoruo's house to eat."
Soon, the grandmother from the kindergarten cafeteria came to deliver the meals. The children’s discussion temporarily ended, and they sat down one by one waiting for the meals to be distributed.
When the canteen lady was distributing food, the children also said "thank you" to her sincerely.
Feng Ruoruo was also waiting for the meal to be served, and she was thinking in her heart: I will not let my dad cook rabbit. I will tell him that he is not allowed to cook rabbit in my grandfather’s restaurant anymore.