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A 6 year old boy, out of generosity, brought a small box of razor blade to the classroom and distributed them around - those who have never seen one, were excited with the sharp 'erasers'.
Luckily, a group of panicky girls alerted me: "Teacher, Naim is giving knives to his friends. He has cut his fingers..."
The statement made my breath stopped for a while. The safety of the classroom is in my hand. Should anything happen...
Pulling hard my breath, dragging my trembling feet with mixed emotion, I went up to Naim.
"Teacher, my house has so many 'erasers' not used. I want to give them who don't have ." Naim defended his good action.
He was confused with the situation.
The whole class focused on Naim - he's always the 'good-hearted Naim' who pin-pointed friends right from wrong - may it be at play or during lessons.
Even after being told not to look at anybody's work during spelling, he finds it odd when I did not correct any error on the spot.
"This is a razor blade. Not an eraser." I explained to him as the cut on his little finger was being bandaged.
"But my father said 'eraser'." The similar sound made him more confused.
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Luckily, no one was hurt because of the sharp 'erasers', except Naim himself.
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