Clearly this program should have been started a lot sooner.

The idea isn't to provide direct examples but to be a starting stone for a lesson plan that's a little less "boring" to the children. For example, the teacher could ask who likes Transformers, and why. Inevitably, they'll get to the shape changing aspect, at which point the teacher could then direct the question, what changes like that in the real world? Then from there go into the real topic. Several elements of Transformers can make good segueways to real world lessons.

 

Cliffjumper wants to know if the kids like pie...

It will be about childhood obesity, honest.

 

A lot of shows do educational material, whether it be read a long books, etc.. I'm glad they're doing it, though.

 

YouTube - Transformers PSA 5 Don't Steal Cars
Sorry had to do it 

 

Neat.

 

"Now you see, Megatron could taken over the entire universe if he didn't get hooked up on Dark Energon. Instead, he should have been distributing them and gaining money and power! Now he's just some slod in rehab. Remember kids: don't do drugs, sell them."

 

Today's episode of Transformers has been brought to you by the letter "D".

 

And the word of today is...

wait, why are we making fun of this process again...?


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