Learn to be a little teacher

There are so many rag dolls in my family, I gave them names.

On Sunday, I am alone at home. When no children play with me, I give classes to my ragdoll.

I hang the blackboard on the window first, use a square stool to make the podium, put a lot of books on it, and have a small stick to be a pointer. Then, put the rag dolls one by one on the small bench to be my students. When I started class, I first wrote a topic on the blackboard, then took the textbook in my hand and read the text in a colorful way. I asked a few questions for the students to answer. But my students don't raise their hands and don't say anything. No way, I had to ask a question, then walked down, crouched down, and raised a rag doll with both hands to answer the question. Then, I ran to the podium and nodded to praise my students. I ran up and down like this, tired and sweaty.

I really hope that I will grow up and become a real teacher when I grow up.

First grade: Kiki classmates