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

After hearing what I said, Lotta's face became a little nervous and hesitant. She hurriedly said, "Sui Sui, I'm really sorry, but I don't think I'm up to this task! After all, I've never been exposed to this type of dance before. And this performance is very important to us, and we can't make any mistakes. So, you should take charge!"

I gently patted Lotta's shoulder and comforted her, "Lotta, please don't say that! In fact, when you were dancing along with the video just now, I noticed that your movements are really much better than mine! Of course, I don't want to shirk responsibility. It's mainly because you are aware of my physical condition. I was just discharged from the hospital a few days ago, and my physical strength has not yet fully recovered. And I am fat, so I can't dance for a long time like other people. But don't worry, I will lead the children in rehearsing dances with you next. It's just that the main job of leading the dance may be handed over to you! I believe that with your ability, you will be able to do it very well!

In addition, I have another important task on hand, and that is about our Lele. As we all know, Lele has some inconvenience in her legs and feet, so activities like dancing are almost impossible for her to participate in. Just now, when she heard the news, Lele, who had originally raised her head, lowered her head again in an instant, her face full of loneliness and disappointment. Since Lele can't dance, why not let her be responsible for singing our dance music? In this way, our show will no longer be limited to a simple dance form, but will perfectly combine dance and singing. I believe this will bring more shocking visual effects! "After hearing what I said, Lotta on the side couldn't help but nodded repeatedly to express her agreement, and took the initiative to take on the main task of dance rehearsal.

After drinking the water, Xueni ran towards me like a happy little deer: "Teacher, let's continue dancing! Look, we have rested enough!" Before she finished speaking, she grabbed my hands tightly and couldn't wait to pull me to the center of the classroom.

After standing still, I began to explain the dance moves: "First, the first move requires everyone to raise their hands above their heads... Hey, classmate Yaheng, why are your hands still on your shoulders? Pay attention to the key points of the movement! Well, classmate Karl is doing very well, and the movements are getting more and more standard. If you can raise your hands a little higher, you can get full marks!"

This little guy, Yaheng, is a real troublemaker! He's like a monkey, jumping around and running around all day, as if he can never stop. He also loves playing tricks on others, giving his classmates surprises or shocks from time to time.

Carl, on the other hand, was the complete opposite. He was a very timid little boy who would cry easily. For example, he couldn't find his pencil while drawing, or couldn't catch up with other children while playing games... these little things would make him burst into tears.

So, when faced with two children with such different personalities, we certainly can't educate them in the same way! For a lively and active child like Yaheng, we can give him more space to express himself freely and let him release his energy. At the same time, we should also guide him appropriately, telling him when to calm down and learn to respect others.

A timid and fragile child like Carl, however, needs even more care and encouragement. We should listen patiently to his heartfelt words, help him overcome difficulties, and build his self-confidence. When he encounters setbacks and feels like crying, we should give him a warm hug and tell him that failure is not a big deal; as long as he keeps trying, he will gradually improve.

In short, every child is a unique angel. As teachers, we should teach according to their individual characteristics. Only in this way can every child grow up healthily and happily.

Time passed quietly, and in the blink of an eye it was already 11:45, and lunch time arrived. After the children finished using the toilet and washing their hands, our large group headed towards the restaurant.

Entering the restaurant, the first thing that caught my eye was today's lunch: apple-flavored nutritional supplements neatly arranged, next to a pile of enormous oranges—more than twice the size of ordinary oranges from our Blue Planet! However, perhaps due to their sheer size, the flavor of these oranges was a bit bland. Surprisingly, there was even a stir-fry dish available today: stir-fried pork. (Subsequently, the food will be named according to our everyday lives, unless mentioned by a supporting character in the story. To avoid confusion, the main character's cooking names will be retained.)

After waiting for a long time until all the children started eating, I slowly walked to the dining table, picked up an orange and a plate of fried pork, found a seat and prepared to enjoy this hard-earned meal.

"Sui Sui, even if you want to lose weight, you can't just eat so little! And what about the nutritional supplement? Why don't you drink it? It can provide us with the calories we need for the whole day!" Lotta, who was eating hard, inadvertently glanced at me and saw that I only had fruits and fried meat in my hands, and mistakenly thought that I was deliberately avoiding high-calorie nutritional supplements because I was afraid of gaining weight.

Hearing this, I rolled my eyes helplessly, but still patiently explained: "I'm not not taking nutritional supplements to lose weight. I just want to try today's dishes. Besides, how can relying on nutritional supplements to replenish energy be as enjoyable as enjoying delicious food?" To be fair, although nutritional supplements in the interstellar era have been successfully developed in a variety of flavors, and they can be said to be a perfect replica of the taste of real food, when people drink these nutritional supplements, they always find it difficult to feel the same satisfaction and pleasure as eating a real meal.

After all, food isn't just about providing nutrients for the body; it's also about being a social, cultural, and emotional experience. Sitting around a table, sharing a meal with family and friends, savoring the unique flavors and aromas of each bite—that feeling can't be replaced by simply downing a nutritional supplement.

In addition, eating helps us develop our ability to perceive the details of life. Whether it is the changes in taste when chewing food, or the tactile feedback brought by actions such as using chopsticks to pick up vegetables or using a knife and fork to cut meat, it can help us better immerse ourselves in the present moment.

Therefore, no matter how advanced technology becomes, nutritional supplements may be able to meet our basic physiological needs, but they can never replace the spiritual comfort and satisfaction that real food brings to people.

With that, I peeled the orange, broke off a slice, and popped it into my mouth. While it wasn't as sweet and juicy as the various Blue Star varieties, the refreshing flesh instantly stimulated my taste buds, making me want to keep eating. Meanwhile, I used my chopsticks to pick up a few slices of stir-fried pork and chewed them carefully. It was a little overcooked, making the meat a little tough, but it was still edible.

Seeing me eating with relish, Lotta couldn't help but shook her head and said with a smile: "Okay, okay, as long as you are happy~ But then again, these oranges and fried pork are really delicious!" After that, she also joined the ranks of tasting the delicious food.