In a classroom full of eager young brains, a teacher sought to pique their interest with an entertaining word game. The objective was to come up with words that finish in “tor” and have an insatiable desire to consume things. The children enthusiastically raised their hands, ready to engage.

First in line was a bold little boy who confidently yelled, “Alligator!” The teacher praised him for his bold and forceful word choices. The classroom buzzed with excitement when the next kid screamed, “Predator!” The teacher complimented the student on their amazing vocabulary.

And then there was Little Johnny. Johnny, known for his mischievous personality and quick wit, spoke in an innocent yet mischievous tone. He said, “Vibrator, Miss.” The room exploded in laughter, and even the teacher battled to maintain her cool.

The teacher responded, “That’s definitely a big word, Johnny, but it doesn’t actually consume anything.” Unfazed, Johnny confidently stated, “Well, my sister has one, and she says it eats batteries like there’s no tomorrow!”

As contagious laughter filled the room, the instructor recognized the value of her job: the capacity to create humorous and unexpected moments that offer joy and amusement to everyone involved, regardless of age. These amusing and memorable events are what make schooling not only beneficial but also enjoyable.