My youngest class today was awesome. We were learning about sound and how sound
starts out as a vibration and ends up as an electronic signal to our brain. I push these students to be writing more and
so I was prompting them to be thinking about the process of smell now that they
had learned about the process of sound.
So I asked them what sorts of things smell good expecting roses,
flowers, perfume etc. The answers I got
were awesome. Hamburger, pizza and fried
chicken. I had to agree with them on
every single one of those. Which made me
think: If there’s an anniversary for
silver, tin, gold, and paper, why couldn’t there be one for fried foods or
baked goods? Who’s to say a fried
catfish, hushpuppies and wedge fries is any less romantic than a dozen
roses? Who’s the governing body that
decides that perfumes and flowers have a more romantic fragrance than fresh
banana or orange muffins? Just thinking
outside the box with my kiddos here.
Also I was a little hungry (go figure).
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