- The video has been watched more than a million times.
- Students acted out a scene from a bus ride in their classroom for the 27-second clip.
- People on the internet had a lot to say about the lesson that the kids learned.
If you teach children to be kind and caring when they are very young, they are likely to remember these valuable lessons for the rest of their lives. You must be wondering why we are suddenly talking about this. Well, an online video of little kids learning about being kind and how to behave on public transportation has gone viral. The video has been watched more than a million times, and you should watch it today.
A woman named Figen posted the now-famous video on Twitter. A group of young students acted out a scene from a bus ride in their classroom for the 27-second clip. One little boy drove the car, and the other kids sat in the back as passengers. The students who pretended to be commuters learned a valuable lesson about being kind to people in need, like an old man and a woman who was pregnant.
A student gave up his seat for an old man, and a little boy moved to make room for a woman who was pregnant. So sweet, no?
The post’s caption says, “This is great education.”
Check out the popular video here:
https://twitter.com/TheFigen/status/1550230229762953217
People on the internet had a lot to say about the video. They liked the lesson that the kids learned at such a young age.
Here are the comments:
Lessons I learned from my dad!
— Steve Tomlin (@sctomlin) July 22, 2022
https://twitter.com/Yumi_8899/status/1550233229885861888
Respect and Chivalry…the world needs more of this!
— 1776 Time! (@mullins1055) July 21, 2022
What is so very sad is that this kind of upbringing is so unusual now that it's actually worth highlighting on social media.
If only we lived in a world where the obvious response would be: "What's so unusual about that?"— Monty (@Monty53950429) July 21, 2022
Excelent!! 👍🏻
— Orlando Martinez Rivas (@orlysmr) July 21, 2022
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