Second Grade Students
It’s not hard for children to acquire dangerous objects, or, to put it another way, items that should be left to adults. However, we can wonder how young children are able to get their hands on something that has the potential to cause harm to them. Mrs. Nabors, a second-grade teacher, believed that young children understand what they can and cannot bring to school even at a young age. This is why she didn’t conduct a thorough search the next morning. Until that morning, she had never found anything particularly fascinating.
Second Grade Students
Distracted
Children were reminded of the upcoming book fair in the morning announcements, which provided some distraction. This piqued the children’s interest because the event itself was a lot of fun, and there would be a lot of interesting books for them to read. Due to the distraction and excitement that had resulted, Mrs. Nabors had not checked her students’ bags as early as she would have done in the past.
Distracted
