No one answered. Some little kids had no self-control and had already slid off their chairs and started crawling on the floor.
Some little kids were playing with their clay under the table.
Some were picking their noses, biting their fingers, squatting on the ground, poking here and there.
Others were walking around the classroom, knocking here and knocking there.
Their class had more than a dozen little ones, one head teacher, two assistant teachers, and three caregivers.
For those who liked to walk around during class, the teachers would occasionally supervise them and bring them back to their seats.
Because other kids had poor self-care skills.
The three preschool teachers always liked asking the three little ones to answer questions and let them lead the games during recess and be the little leaders.
So much so that when the three of them were sent to the middle class later, the teachers were very reluctant.
The bell rang, signaling lunchtime.
