29 by The Flintstones #29 (Charlton 1974)

Author:The Flintstones #29 (Charlton 1974)
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WILMA, 1 BROUGHT A GUEST EVEN DINO HOME FOR.DINNER, I KNEW * WOULDN'T BRING YOU WOULDN'T MIN? ! THING LIKE THAT HOME !

Li YOU ARE WELCOME TO YOU DON'T HAVE TO BOTHER, . DINNER! ENTERTAIN MAM, I'M USED TO FATING HIM, FRED, WHILE T SET. ‘ OFF THE FLOOR + ANOTHER PLACE AT THE — = TABLE ! sng THAT'S MY GREAT, GREAT, GREAT GRANDFATHER !|

WHEh KIDS Maks +Hi2roRY ~ My first appointment as a teacher was to P.S. 45 which was located on the east side of our city. | was young, and full of energy and enthusiasm. | wanted to be a good teacher. | taught there for five years. Then! went toa junior high school, which was a promotion for me with a larger salary. The only big trouble with teaching is that you come up against alot of situations which could be bewildering to you. You never were taught about their existence or how to handle them by the professors in the education courses. Every Thursday, during the fourth period, we had © what you can call “Free Play.” On this particular Thursday, the students voted for a game called “Ask and Tell.” A student asked a question. Then students volunteered to answer you. You got points if the enswer was correct. If ‘not, then you received minus points. | was supposed to give a prize'te the winner. On that particular day - never to be forgotten - the principal came in to observe me for my yearly rating mark, » Things proceeded rather normally until Frank arose and asked his question. “| have at home o picture of General George Washington. | think he and his troops were crossing the Delaware River. | wont an answer to something that bothers me very much. Why was he standing up In’ ye boat? Last summer, my father took me fishing. When | tried to stand up in the rowboat, he gave mea terrible scolding. He told me how dangerous it was. Now it must have been dangerous for General bbisbashe to stand up in the boat. Why did he do ne’ “I think | know the answer,” said Peter who was waving his hand wildly. “Let me tell you it.” So Peter arose from his seat, went up to the front of the room and faced the class. “General Woshington was a very brave man. He He wanted a safe place to land the . So he stood up in the boat. Thus the enemy could see him. Once they shot at him, then his men would know where the enemy was located. “That's not the reason,” interrupted Marshal. “come to school by bus. This moming I had a seat. But there was an old man standing up in the aisle. | was taught by my porents to be polite. So] gave that man myseat. There was an old soldier in that boat. He was very fired. So’ General Washington gave him his seat. The Father of Our Country did what I did.

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