“Kids Are So Innocent”: Teacher Moves Around Tasting Learners’ Snacks With Reviews, SA in Stitches

“Kids Are So Innocent”: Teacher Moves Around Tasting Learners’ Snacks With Reviews, SA in Stitches

  • A primary school teacher moved row-by-row in his class, tasting each learner's snacks, with them waiting patiently for their turns
  • The vibrant teacher joked around as he took a small piece from each, showering them with praise and joking about what could be added for better taste
  • The clip warmed the hearts of many social media users, who flooded the comment section, sharing their amusement and praising the teacher for teaching the kids to share
TikTok users were happy to see a teacher having a good time with learners
A teacher went to each child who called him to taste their snacks and gave amusing reviews. Image: @philelo.mudau8
Source: TikTok

Today's teachers make the learning enviroment seem fun and welcoming for learners, an act that makes them feel free around them. One local teacher had his whole class sitting with their lunch snacks, waiting for him to taste them.

The video was shared on his TikTok account @philelo.mudau8, attracting massive views and comments from social media users who loved his relationship with his learners.

The teacher tastes the learners' snacks

The clip starts with the teacher moving around the classroom while learners offer him a taste of their popcorn. He gets to each and gives feedback on what ingredient must be added and compliments those seasoned well, as the kids in one row sat in anticipation, waiting for their turns.

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When he got to the end of the first row, the second row was already calling for him to try theirs, and the teacher did not disappoint. He went to them and gave his reviews afterwards.

Watch the cute TikTok video below:

Mzansi loves the teacher and learners' bond

Social media users flooded the comment section, expressing their amusement. Many thanked him for ensuring he went to every child who called, saying they would have been disappointed if he did not.

Some expressed how much they loved the new generation of teachers, comparing them with the ones they had. Others saw the move as the teacher's way of building a good relationship and trust among each other.

Teachers shared stories of how learners get disappointed when they turn down their food offers
Kids waited patiently to offer their teacher their snacks, and waited for a review. Image: @philelo.mudau8
Source: TikTok

User @Desiree maMdluli Sithole commented:

"I had a child I taught last year, everyday she was bringing me chocolate, continued this year. I had to tell her i don't eat sugar during the week, now she brings it every Friday 😂."

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User @Phathutshedzo Konana shared:

"Nowadays teaching is beneficial shem😂."

User @L.A.H.J.A. K said:

"I like this thing. Teachers 🧑‍🏫 must just do this it’s a lesson to teach kids not to be stingy."

User @MSS added:

"Class party😂. Kids are so innocent.. but the class looks very dull.. no charts on the walls."

User @Amo commented:

"He has to eat to all of them otherwise!!even he’s full just to equalise the score 🤣🤣."

User @matrix shared:

"This is love."

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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