Fly my beauties
Today, my first graders released the butterflies we've been raising. The kids were sad that one had died in his cocoon and wouldn't be set free. Turns out that butterfly may have had a better fate: a flock of birds ate half of the others. Immediately after releasing them. In front of the kids. FML
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anglcdvl89 0
So they learn about life and death...killing two birds with one stone. Or two butterflies with one bird. Take your pick.
boatiebanter 0
#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 :(
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butterybiscuit 6
You couldn't have said " ok kids moving on" right before that?,
missbadluk 0
Hahaha
toxicangst 2
I did that! aww, I was so cute... now im all... eh lol but that's reallie sad, if I were there as a child I would be all like *huge blue eyes brimming with tears* I I I is they gonna be alwight?!
Superllama12 11
That's when you start singing The Lion King "It's the circle of liiiiiiiiiiiifffffffeeeeee!!!!!!!!!"
TheEpicCheese 4
Karma strikes again!
bluejayscheer 7
And that, OP, is when you start explaining food chains.
linarahmany 6
The egsact same thing happened to me in first grade.:( I'm now sas
DGR3107 10
That's not emotionally scarring at all...
DGR3107 10
I had class butterflies until the class retard ate them whilst they were in their chrysalis. FML.
jjmiller1985 10
Hahaha that's hilarious!