Coming to the StarCraft to Be a Kindergarten Teacher: Perfect Transformation

After hearing the director's words, my heart was filled with ripples, and I couldn't calm down for a long time. Although Daphne was the director, in reality, Love Kindergarten was supported by the Empire. Despite her important position, her salary was modest, a mere 4500 yuan per month. Before I joined, there were only three people in the entire kindergarten: her, Lotta, and the cafeteria cook. These few people shouldered the heavy responsibility of caring for so many children. Thinking of this, I couldn't help but feel a deep respect and admiration for them.

I'm well aware of the difficult situation Daphne describes, and it's impossible for any one person to overcome it alone. Furthermore, we must stand out from the crowd of other Empire Love nurseries. Therefore, our shows must be original and unique, instantly captivating and memorable, not simply captivating on stage but losing their depth and value once they're over, unable to withstand scrutiny or appreciation.

As I discussed things with Daphne, time slipped by like flowing water. Before I knew it, the children had begun to wake up. Rubbing their sleepy eyes, they walked to the water dispenser, picked up their cups, and drank from them in big gulps.

Seeing that the children were awake, I said goodbye to Daphne and returned to the classroom. At this time, Lotta was helping the little girls to tie their hair, while I was responsible for taking care of the little boys and making them drink water obediently.

After all the children had finished their hair-dos, toilet breaks, and water-drinking preparations, we were ready to go out for outdoor activities. This was the moment the children were most looking forward to. They cheered excitedly and couldn't wait to rush out to enjoy the beautiful sunshine and fresh air.

As the saying goes, to "defeat your opponent," you must penetrate and understand him. Knowing yourself and your enemy ensures victory in every battle! And to connect with these children, you need activities that engage them. "Lotta, I'm going to play a game with the kids later, and I need your cooperation. Please!" I said to Lotta as we were leaving the classroom. Lotta gave me an OK sign, indicating no problem.

"Children, today Teacher Sui Sui wants to play a very interesting game with you! The name of this game is 'Old Wolf, Old Wolf, what time is it?' Doesn't it sound interesting? Well, let me introduce the rules of the game to you! First, we need one person to stand on the opposite side of the grass with his back to everyone. The other children should stand on this side of the grass. Next, the person standing on the opposite side will play the role of the old wolf. He will ask loudly: 'Old Wolf, Old Wolf, what time is it?' Then, the children on our side will have to answer a time, such as 'three o'clock' or 'five o'clock' and so on. When When the old wolf hears the time you say, he'll take a few steps forward. But be careful, if the old wolf says '12 o'clock,' it means he's about to turn around and catch you! So, when playing games, everyone must be careful not to get caught by the old wolf! Of course, if any child is accidentally caught by the old wolf, he will have to become the new old wolf and continue playing games with everyone. How about it, children, do you understand? I know that the children in our Ceres Love Nursery School are very smart and understand. Now, I, Teacher Sui Sui, will be the old wolf, and Teacher Lotta will be the lamb. Let's get started, everyone, please pay attention.

"Old Wolf, Old Wolf, what time is it?" "Five o'clock!" After hearing my answer, Lotta took five cautious steps forward, each step being extremely cautious, as if she was afraid of being caught by me.

Then he shouted again: "Old Wolf, Old Wolf, what time is it?" "Six o'clock!" After getting the response, Lotta breathed a sigh of relief, but his steps did not stop, and he still moved forward firmly.

The game continued like this, and the distance between Lotta and me grew closer and closer. Finally, when I felt he was not far away, I secretly rejoiced. Just then, Lotta's voice came again, asking. Without hesitation, I blurted out, "It's twelve o'clock!"

As soon as I finished speaking, I whirled around, my gaze fixed on Lotta. At that moment, a thrilling chase was about to begin... "Now that you've learned the rules, let's get started!" These words were like a clarion call, stirring the children's deepest passion and desire. Before I even finished speaking, a little boy eagerly raised his hand, his eyes determined and filled with confidence as he shouted, "I want to be the Wolf!"

Everyone looked closely and saw it was Abel. His face was filled with excitement and anticipation, as if he had a special yearning for this role. The teacher smiled and nodded in agreement, saying, "Okay, this time, Abel will be the wolf, and the rest of us will be the adorable lambs."

As the game officially began, everyone was completely engaged. Even Vaughn, who had initially dismissed the game as childish, was now completely absorbed in the joyful atmosphere. The children ran and laughed with abandon, as if they were transported to a dreamlike fairytale world.

They either cleverly avoided the wolf's pursuit or cleverly cooperated with their companions to fight the enemy together. Every child found his own happiness and sense of accomplishment in this game.

I quietly stepped aside, gently lifting the exquisite and advanced optical computer in my hand, carefully adjusting the angle, afraid to miss a single wonderful moment. In the camera, the children's innocent, bright smiles were like blooming flowers, radiating the vitality and hope of life; their unfettered and free figures were like happy birds, soaring freely in the vast sky. Every detail was vividly captured in the video, making one feel the innocence and beauty.

"It seems that the children like you very much!" When I heard this, I turned around in surprise and my eyes fell on the speaker - it turned out to be Daphne.

She was looking at me with a smile that showed a hint of satisfaction and appreciation in her eyes. I couldn't help but feel a surge of warmth in my heart, but at the same time I realized that I couldn't let this make me complacent.

After all, these kids were just full of curiosity and excitement about this new game. Even though we had only been together for a day, their love for me was far from enough. However, I would not let this discourage me or give up.

On the contrary, I will remain steadfast in my faith, persevere in my efforts, and treat every child with sincerity, allowing them to gradually recognize my strengths and charm. I believe that as long as I invest enough time and energy, one day they will truly like me and establish a deep emotional bond with me.

No matter how rough and bumpy the road ahead is, I will move forward without hesitation, because I know that only by persisting to the end can I reap the fruits of success!