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

Just as I was lost in thought, I suddenly heard a "ding~" sound, and I came back to my senses and found myself back in the live broadcast room. Only then did I realize that I had been in a daze and even forgot to eat.

I looked at my phone screen and saw that many people were leaving messages in the comment section of the live broadcast room: "Host, have you not finished your meal yet? The little ones have been gone for a long time." "Yes, host, you have been quiet and have not gone out with the children. We thought you were eating and did not dare to rush you, but the little ones have been out of the restaurant for almost 30 minutes. Even if you are slow to eat, you should have finished your meal!" "I want to see handsome little boy Vaughn. He is so warm-hearted and takes good care of his younger siblings."

Looking at these comments, I smiled a little embarrassedly and said, "Sorry everyone, I was so engrossed in my thoughts just now that I forgot to eat." After that, I looked at the cold food on the plate, picked it up quickly and started to eat rice, but in my heart I was thinking about how to explain it to the children later.

"Teacher Sui Sui, the food is cold. Don't eat it! Your stomach isn't feeling well to begin with." Auntie Aura looked at me with concern, reaching out to take the plate from me. However, I quickly shoveled the last bite of rice into my mouth, as if afraid she would snatch it away.

"Auntie Aura, it's really okay. I was just daydreaming for too long and didn't finish my meal in time. Not only that, I also delayed your time to clean up the dishes. I'm really sorry. Moreover, I also know that food is hard-earned and we should cherish every grain of rice, so I will never waste it. Besides, we also teach the children that "every grain of rice on the plate is hard-earned." If we ourselves do not cherish food, then aren't we setting a bad example for the children? As teachers, if we can't even set an example ourselves, how can we convince the children? Therefore, we should practice these principles ourselves. Only in this way can we truly influence the behavior and concepts of students. I explained to Auntie Aura with a smile.

With those words, I picked up my plate and headed for the food cart. I waved goodbye to Auntie Ola. Then, I headed straight for the playground, looking for the lovely children. They were playing happily, their faces filled with innocent smiles, like flowers blooming in spring. Seeing this, a warm feeling welled up in my heart, and all my fatigue instantly melted away.

Standing aside, I quietly admired the children's innocence. Their radiant smiles brightened the entire world. I couldn't help but recall a line from a poem: "Children return early from school, busy flying kites in the east wind." Yes, childhood is always so beautiful, carefree, filled with joy and surprises. As a kindergarten teacher, my greatest joy is witnessing these children's growth and spending this wonderful time with them.

On this sunny afternoon, I felt an indescribable joy. This joy comes not from material comforts or the satisfaction of achievement, but from a deep-seated love of life and care for others. In this bustling and flashy society, we often get lost in material desires and forget what truly matters in life. But today, as I watched the children running and playing on the playground, I suddenly understood the meaning of "staying true to our original aspiration is the only way to achieve our goal."

Perhaps it is because of these lovely children that my world has become a better place, and it is because of this job that my life has gained more meaning. I am willing to use my love to care for each child, use my wisdom to guide their growth, and let them thrive in an atmosphere of love.

I glanced at the time on my laptop. A full forty minutes had already passed since lunch. Well, I'd had enough time to walk and digest the food after lunch. So, I smiled and said to the kids, "Hey babies, it's time for a nap!"

At my words, all the children lined up neatly and walked towards me at a steady pace. Then, they returned to their dormitories in an orderly fashion. The girls went to the restroom first; after they returned, the boys followed. This arrangement avoided chaos while ensuring the safety and order of the children.

In fact, when I first arrived at the nursery, I noticed that several older children were already showing clear gender awareness. The younger children, however, were still less aware. However, after a period of instruction, even the youngest children gradually began to develop a rudimentary understanding of gender. They knew that girls shouldn't use the restroom with boys, and they understood that the areas covered by clothing were private parts and should never be exposed to others.

Watching these children grow up day by day and become more sensible, I can't help but feel a surge of joy. As a childcare teacher, I understand that fostering a correct gender awareness in children is crucial for their future development. Therefore, I will continue to work hard to guide them and help them thrive in a healthy and happy environment.

"Teacher Sui Sui was daydreaming during dinner today, so she didn't take you for a walk. As a punishment, Teacher Sui Sui will tell you a story at noon today. What story do you want to hear, my dears?"

As soon as I finished speaking, Yu Han couldn't wait to shout out, "The story of Sun Wukong!"

Hearing him mention Sun Wukong, the usually mature and steady Abel and the calm Ken also became excited, with anticipation shining in their eyes.

Seeing how much children loved Sun Wukong, I couldn't help but sigh, "This is the charm of Journey to the West." As a treasure of Chinese classical literature, it is not only loved by adults, but also fascinates children.

I smiled and said to the children, "Okay, let's tell you the story of Sun Wukong. Last time we talked about taming the little white dragon, and today we will continue... Sun Wukong traveled west with Tang Sanzang all the way. One day they came to a temple. The monks in the temple were very warm to Tang Sanzang and his three disciples and prepared a sumptuous vegetarian meal. After Tang Sanzang thanked the monks, he and his disciples enjoyed the vegetarian meal together. However, while they were eating, the abbot of the temple secretly revealed a sly smile..."

"Okay, that's all for today, darlings. We'll continue the rest next time. Go to sleep," I said softly as the children closed their eyes one by one. However, at this moment, a voice broke the silence: "Teacher Sui Sui, tell me one more story! I haven't heard enough!" It turned out to be Yaheng.

I smiled, patted his head, and patiently explained, "Today's story is over. And, just like when we eat delicious food, we can't eat it all at once, otherwise we will be too full; similarly, we can't listen to a good story all at once. If you skip a nap because you want to finish the story, it will be bad for your physical development. Yaheng, didn't you always say that you wanted to be as tall as brothers Vaughn and Abel? Only by resting well and getting enough sleep can you grow up quickly."

When I told him that not getting enough sleep would keep him from growing taller, Yaheng immediately lay down obediently, closed his eyes, and said in a baby voice, "Teacher Sui Sui, I'm asleep." I couldn't help but laugh and praised him for being such a sensible and good child. Then, I gently said to the other children, "Teacher will tell you a story tomorrow. Now everyone should get enough sleep so that you can become smarter and stronger."

The children, who had been a bit restless at first, gradually calmed down and closed their eyes after hearing my words. Their faces were filled with contented smiles, as if they had fallen into a sweet dream. Looking at these adorable little angels, I feel incredibly happy. I hope they grow up healthy and happy, becoming future pillars of society.

It was not until the children fell asleep that I had time to read the comments in the live broadcast room. I read the comments one by one, and my heart felt warm.

"Teacher Sui Sui, does your kindergarten accept babies aged 485 to months? My baby also wants to continue listening to stories." A netizen commented.

Another netizen replied: "I'm tired of saying 'envy'. I also want to be a child at Ceres Love Nursery School. If nothing else, just for this story."

Another netizen commented: "Teacher Sui Sui, does your kindergarten still need teachers? I see that it is basically you and Teacher Lotta who take care of the children. I don't need a salary, just food and stories. I majored in education."

"Teacher Sui Sui's storytelling voice is so beautiful, my baby is fascinated by it."

"Teacher Sui Sui is so gentle. My child loves her so much."

"Thanks to Teacher Sui Sui, my child has developed a good habit of taking a nap."

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Reading these comments, my eyes became wet.

I know that everything I do is worth it.

Being able to bring happiness and warmth to children is my greatest happiness.