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Summary
A preschool teacher shares a humorous blooper from her classroom where a student's request to 'cut the cheese' in a play kitchen led to a funny misunderstanding. The teacher explains the importance of modeling play in early childhood education while recounting the lighthearted moment.
Structure
1Teacher introduces the classroom blooper
2Teacher demonstrates play kitchen interaction
3Teacher explains the context of the joke
4Teacher reflects on the importance of modeling play
On-screen text
Pre-K Bloopers:
“Mrs. A Cut the Cheese 🧀💩”
I was playing in The kitchen
(We model playing)
Prior to the video
Starting our student
Asked me to “cut the cheese”
What you don’t
See is Reilly
Pretending like
I farted
I’m trying to not
Laugh until the
Student turns
Around 😂
Transcript
I cut the bread, okay? And then do I put it together? Yes, and eat it. And then eat it. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. It's the mmm. Hey, you want to give me some fruit? Oh, I would love that. And maybe a little more water. Yes. This is a cut the cheese. Everybody does it. Bloopers.
Original caption
An important part of preschool is play! As teachers we model and interact with kids in their play centers. While they are playing, we are actually observing how they interact with each other, how they share, if they’re able to follow directions, make goals and plans and follow through, and also to increase conversation in vocabulary. Kristen cut this cute interaction with a student and myself in the play kitchen today when you work with your best friends and you have a goofy sense of humor we all had a good laugh when the student asked me to cut the cheese, Kristen started videoing because she knew this was gonna go south really soon! When the student turned away, I was able to finally laugh! #preschool #pretendplay #teacher #funny #fart