Fly my beauties
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14 LMAO. 17, freak hahaha. this fml is hilarious. poor kids though.
going into education, i hope you know that a butterfly creates a CHRYSALIS, not a cocoon.
At least the kids didn't have to wait for one of their relatives to die to learn about death. However at the same time odds are one of them are bound to be truamatized. I wouldn't want that to happen to my nieces and nephews.
That's almost as good as the time there were a group of 1st or 2nd graders on a field trip to this small zoo. Their very young teacher was doing her best to teach the kids about the monkeys when two of the males started vigorously masturbating. She about died trying to explain 30 questioning minds at once.
17 haha
How is this YOUR FML? seems like FthefirstgradersL.
or **** the butterflies life since they lost some of their cousins and grannys
#36 it's because all of those children saw that because of her project. The kids will probably tell their mom/dads about what the TEACHER did, lol. If you know what I mean. It was difficult to word that :S Anyways, that would suck lmfao. Hopefully the kids aren't too scarred. :)
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So they learn about life and death...killing two birds with one stone. Or two butterflies with one bird. Take your pick.
#4/5: You are aware that there a lots of different kinds of birds, right? With different diets? There aren't really enough worms in the world to sustain the entire avian population. Plenty of birds are insectivores. And, at least the kids learned about 'the circle of life'? I would have been pretty upset if a bird ate my butterfly though :(