When I was in 2nd grade, my teacher would make the class share news stories that we had read in the paper. We'd have to make a speech presentation about it. When we'd do it, it was time to share our "Current Events." When she explained what we had to do, I always heard "current events" as all one word strung together. When it was my turn to share, I designed a poster board with a title that read, "My Curnavent."
A childhood belief about speaking
others believed things like this
- My Aunt used to tell me that if I didn't share, I would turn into a crow.— Peter
- when my friend was little, she used to eat paper, thinking it would make her read better.— hehehe
- I used to think that dreams were events that really happened, I just couldn't remember them when I was awake.— Warren
- When ever someone said ''read aloud'' I assumed aloud was the title of a book. Lol.— Delaney
- In first grade, I thought that if I've never heard of a word before, then it wasn't a word.— Destiny
- I used to think that if I stared at the sun for a long time, I could make day turn to night.— Big J