Skippy And The 3Rs (1953)

Shows how a teacher, by helping a first-grade child to discover his need for learning, teachers him to read, write, and do arithmetic.
Skippy and the 3 R's by Irving Rusinow
Publication date 1953

[@sheriheffner2098]

I'm glad that Miss Temple let Skippy write with his left hand. Some teachers back then would force a left handed child to use his or her right hand.

[@jovallepuhrmann1129]

My fourth grade teacher in 1963 tried to force me to use my right hand. The next day my father walked into our classroom... He had a conference with my teacher. After the conference I was no longer Force to write with my right hand. Thank goodness.

[@mikezylstra7514]

They really should. Left handed people are creepy and are vindictive trouble makers - like my brother.

[@micheleperkins1956]

I came here to say that.

[@angelicagonzalez151]

True im mexican and my mom was forced to do it in kinder garden then when i arrive kinder my mom told the teacher don't force me so im left handed

[@lauranorwar]

I remember forcing myself to use my right hand…because in my mind, this was the RIGHT hand, so naturally the other hand was the WRONG one. I can still remember how happy I was when my parents told me all about being a lefty, just like my dad.

[@frances4797]

"We wish we could go with you Skippy, just once again"... 😭 I'm not crying at all , I'm just cutting onions

[@friendofdorothy9376]

My first thought was almost no one today would let such a young one walk to school alone. Yet me (I’m 56) and my siblings did that every day to grade school in the late 60’s and early 70’s. After that we took the school bus to junior high. Today’s parents would be much more likely to drive their youngsters to school, then let them walk due to fears of abduction. I’m glad my youth was as carefree as it was and one with no fears really.

[@sheriheffner2098]

You and I are the same age. I was born August 27,1963. Elementary school was okay until I started third grade. I had a mean the teacher who hated me and my grandma died that year. Then the fourth grade was horrible because we moved to another town and their school had a different curriculum than my old school. Then we moved into my grandfathers house and I went into the fifth and sixth grade atmy old school. Then I started Junior High School. Now that was three years in Hell for me. I was bullied every day from day one until the last day of ninth grade. High school was fun. I loved it so much I was absent only about five days in three years. I graduated June 10,1981.

[@cybersee9966]

I walked to and from kindergarten by myself when I was 4. I thought it was scary walking alone to and from school. The boy who lived across the street helped me. I think he knew I was afraid. We never walked home together, but he was close by, and did did somersaults on people’s front lawns. I laughed at his antics. My mother had a two-year old and a newborn; my older sister attended a different school that was 6 blocks away in a different direction; and my mother didn’t drive at the time. Anyway, in the past, children were expected to walk to and from school.

[@riggs20]

Six seems so young to walk to school!

[@scratchdog2216]

@@cybersee9966 Born late '65. Three months shy of my fifth b-day I was walking 1/2 mile each way to kindergarten. 1st grade too. Uphill, no less. Joking aside, when you lived that close, everyone walked, biked, or someone drove you. After we moved(several times) a group of us waited at a corner for the bus. There were no adults with us. That's just how it was. Sure we got into mischief now and again, but nothing serious. We were just kids growing up and having fun. It's a bummer some young people today can't have similar experiences because of safety concerns.

[@tyt5216]

I'm almost 18, and I remember walking to school alone when I was 7. I'm sure it depends on the area but many Japanese kids start to walk to school alone from young age like me :)

[@jb6712]

This was made the same year I was born, and five years later, in kindergarten, things were very much like this. We had a wonderful teacher---Mrs. Blackhurst---who never, ever forgot a student or their name, no matter how many years might have passed since she last saw them. I saw her for the last time when I was in my early 20's and a new mother, and I was wishing my son could have a teacher like her when he'd start school five years from then. She's long gone now, died at the age of 100, but none of us who had her for our kindergarten teacher ever forgot her.

[@Bugiddle]

I'm right around the same age as you. I also walked to school, at times alone, from 1st to 6th grade. About a half mile, I guess. Different age, then. No one thought of kids being abducted.

[@frances4797]

Same! My kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Wesson was the BEST teacher ever. We had those exact same musical instruments, and we even had the wooden balancing beams, and tricycles with a small track painted with white lines to practice our driving skills 😆 I walked to and from school by myself from K - 3rd grade.

[@frances4797]

​@@BugiddleThere were still bad things happening to children back then, it's just most people were either in denial, or swept it under the rug . Also, they didn't have internet and the media presence we have today so a lot of stories went unreported. It's like my mom told me, " There were just certain things people didn't talk about in those days" So they either didn't know or didn't want to know? 🤷

[@nancymccartney8845]

Skippy's tricycle is badass.

[@DLAN-jb3hb]

Mine was smaller and started to ride a bike w/o training wheels at five.

[@riggs20]

I love how he sticks his little tongue out when he's concentrating!

[@mikezylstra7514]

I noticed even back then that only girls did that.

[@alphaomega8373]

The OG Jordan :D

[@armorybrunotjr.3204]

Very pleasant educational film. Miss Temple is a very competent and pleasant teacher. Obviously, Skippy Gordon has nice classmates.

[@scratchdog2216]

Never knew the peanut butter magnate was a southpaw. Pleasant show. Thanx.

[@madelainewinger7014]

Oh my, this was shown in my 2nd grade class back in 1967! I remember we thought is was "old" back then! Love this channel!

[@chuckf6163]

Absolutely loved this film, reminds me of my early childhood school . Brings back a warm happy feeling.

[@deeleach8300]

Teachers can make or break a child's love for learning. Most all of my children had great ones too. Unfortunately, my son had one single teacher that almost ruined his schooling. She actually told him he had ADD and made him sit by himself, isolated.(this was in 4th grade) Fortunately the next teacher was AWESOME and really brought him out of his shell and taught him-learning can be fun again.

[@princessmarlena1359]

Totally. My best friend had mostly lousy teachers, he hates school. He actually doesn’t want to learn anything ever again, and thinks that he is stupid.

[@zlopez-steele3362]

Why is Skippy so cute!

[@mikezylstra7514]

Because he's wearing lipstick.

[@pawpatrolnews]

👁👄👁

[@ellenrichardson8701]

Loved this, I was just a year from being born in 1953!

[@jameycollins725]

@@Jay60888 not 80! Ellen would would have been born in 1954 making her around 65 years old now in 2020.

[@GoldenTianaxx]

Jamey Collins you right 65 or 66 my dad was born in 1951 he’s going to be 69 in june

[@mikezylstra7514]

I was in my last days of freedom here. Kinniegarden started the next January.

[@sheriheffner2098]

We had those big crayons too and tempura paints that our teacher added water too. We got to go to the radio station to talk to Santa. I used to love telling stories and writing them too. I could read pretty well. I was in group too. We read Dick and Jane books.

[@proud2bpagan]

I remember those 5 and 8 big crayon packs....using sliced potatoes to make art. Reading the 'See Spot Run' series.

[@mikezylstra7514]

@@proud2bpagan We had Tom Betty and Susan, Flip and Bunny and Friskie kitten. Oh...and Pony. They lived in CT I think. I decided then and there I wanted to go to law school.

[@cherriberri7161]

Very nostalgic, sweet & enjoyable to watch, hope you post more as this one! 💖

[@friendofdorothy9376]

It really was, wasn’t it? I often look at little ones and wish they, hopefully, live long healthy and happy lives. They have so much ahead of them to experience. I thought that just today when passing some high schoolers trying to cross a street en masse.

[@baptistnurse]

I started first grade in 1966 and it was just like this. The best years and I had the best teachers back then that laid a solid foundation of learning.

[@serenesplendorasmr3635]

This is excellent! I work in a school and during our Professional Development sessions, "Know Your Learner" has a very high priority. This is exactly what is happening here. I wish I'd had Miss Templeton as my teacher 50 years ago. Not a strap or cane in sight. This lady was ahead of her time!

[@tj921able]

Boy, Skippy really grew a lot over this one year of school! I like how respectful kids were back then. Thank you for sharing this. God Bless You & stay safe.

[@proud2bpagan]

i know what you mean..even here in the South, where we're known for being mannerly, it's becoming a lost tradition. I'm 44, and when i was in school,we would never have dared answer a teacher or any other school official with 'yeah' or 'naw'. It was 'yes sir/ma'am', or 'no sir/ma'am'. Though teaching a child that skill is fading,it's not totally lost..i still smile when I'm in a store and hear a child answering that way,bc they'll go places in life.

[@SOULRELIEF22]

A precious left handed young man. My dear son told me when he was in his 40's that his 1st grade teacher used to beat his left hand to make him use his RIGHT hand! He said he thought I KNEW! But I'd NEVER seen him use his left HAND! I THOUGHT he ate with his RIGHT hand or drew and wrote with his RIGHT HAND. My my! He went through kindergarten with NO problems. I wish even NOW I could talk with that mean teacher!

[@stupidmango4036]

I wanna do some Junko Furuta to many people, including that shitty teacher

[@lauradaly8020]

I was born 4 years after this film was released, and school in the 60's was pretty standard everywhere.

[@stupidmango4036]

.... it was established in 1800s, school, so yeah I can see why it was standard to go to school in the 60s, idk what you mean

[@Lizby109]

Those were the days.

[@stupidmango4036]

The days when kids went missing so much because they couldn't handle safety weapons and people found a SA victim disgusting instead of feeling bad so now we literally care way more than that and fix it accordingly despite the growing corruption!!

[@glennmartin5857]

They didn't do it like this back in 26 when i was a pup !!

[@glennmartin5857]

@@riggs20 No fish to feed , we had to catch some for dinner. Pretty rough !!

[@stupidmango4036]

Yeah, so we should be glad THAT part is better, but honestly, humans should, not be real anyway

[@eckankar7756]

Boy, this brings back memories. That's the way they did it. We were a community back then. I greatly miss those days.

[@stupidmango4036]

Almost like it depends on the generations back then to raise people right and it's your people's faults for not doing things right so we're fucked up and criminals exist, as they did in your day, and before your day, and we give a shit about rape victims, go fuck yourself. We're still a community just sick because it was others' job to make sure this disgusting mess didn't happen. Not saying you're solely responsible for the problems, but You're a piece of shit for acting like it's our fault now, and like nothing was wrong back then when people back then technically caused our disastrous lifestyles.

[@sheriheffner2098]

My grandma walked me home from school. My father took me to school every morning from grade 1 until grade 2. I was so little I couldn't reach the door knob, according to my mom. But I never walked to school alone after my grandma died and we moved into my grandparents house. My sister and our neighborhood children all walked to and from school. I barely remember my first grade classroom. We sat at a desk alone in rows like Beaver Cleavers classmates . My teacher was named Mrs. Nancy Hanks. I remember nothing about my second grade year. The only thing I remember was my teachers name, Mrs. Bonnie Lowe. And the first day of school I only remember a word on the blackboard, Listen.

[@Michelle77Va]

I walk to elementary school when I was a kid with my brother or by myself sometimes.

[@elderlypoodle9181]

Yes it was like this even in the early 60s. When I was room mom for our sons it was not so calm. 😉

[@siggyretburns7523]

I started kindergarten in '66. I walked to school alone. But it was rock throwing distance away.

[@siggyretburns7523]

@@Jay60888 Different people, same voice.

[@sheriheffner2098]

My worst subject was arithmatic. My father would sit with me with my workbook and ask me stuff about counting money and I couldn't count it correctly. I would cry and he would sit there at the kitchen table, smoking one cigarette after another and yelling at me saying stuff like" No! That's not right, we'll sit here until you do it right!" I finally understood how to add and subtract later on. Later on I learned how to multiply and kater in how to divide. But that was in fourth grade. I only could do simple division. Like 9 divided by 90. After that to this day, I couldn't understand long division, fractions and percentages. Luckily I didn't have to have Algebra to graduate. That was my worst subject. I have a number problem. But I caan still add, subtract and multiply. The kids nowadays do math differently than we did in the late 60s and 70s.

[@princessmarlena1359]

Math was my “Vietnam”. If I hadn’t had the foresight to steal, then later return after photocopying the teacher’s edition of the text books for math (and other subjects) to help me cheat and get advance copies of tests, I’d have never passed.

[@stupidmango4036]

So rape your dad and brutally torture him until maggots entering his dick js better than my actions! Good!! Fuck your parents, I wanna meet them and ruin their lives more than they lived.

[@sosonolow5094]

I wish the grown up Skippy would post here, It would really cool to hear what's going on with him.

[@RandomGuy33369]

Reading, Riting and Rithmetic..😏

[@Jay60888]

You can't even spell *Writing stupid?!

[@Michelle77Va]

@@Jay60888 wow,harsh aren't you?

[@genesisfrost8627]

@@Jay60888 It was a joke "joe".

[@OfficerLarryNMSE]

It's spelt...🤣🤯🤣 Arithmetic....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thesparks00]

Reading, 'riting, 'rithmetic? Or maybe 'r' just means the sound and not the letter, likely. 😅 i know im taking it too seriously lol.

[@E.B.J.S.]

Never forget, for many parts of the world, this was then a very new way of learning: no canes, fear, and rote learning here.

[@johnbockelie3899]

This story is now 70 years old. 1953- 2023.

[@reginafallangie2867]

It’s sad what first graders and even kinder and pre-k are expected to do academically these days. And playtime is virtually non existent by 1st

[@archkull]

I am from Turkey, by 2nd grade my school was teaching us physics, topics like light refraction, optics etc. It was difficult, at times. But looking back, I don't regret it. We had recess three times. School started at 7 25 and ended at 3 25. Life is all work, anyway.

[@reginafallangie2867]

@@archkull kids are kids for only a short time. It should be cherished while it lasts. At many of our local schools, children have only 10 minutes a day on the playground & 20 minutes to eat their lunch & the rest of the day is very academically driven (with gym, library, music & art once’s a week). I think that’s a big problem with many society today. Too many people don’t know how to interact with other humans anymore. Yes kids should have chores & responsibilities, but they should have plenty of time to be children. They have the rest of their lives to work like adults. No need to force kids into adulthood too quickly.

[@archkull]

​@@reginafallangie2867 I understand where you are coming from, there needs to be a middle ground. Force too much on them too young and they will be too stressed, but in my view, putting such a large divide between adulthood and childhood where they live so differently, will do as much if not more harm for their functioning as adults. Kids should be given time to relax and have hobbies and enjoy themselves not in the name of "childhood" but because they are also people. But it also should not be something that they will on average not be able to have ever again as adults, hard schoolwork is stressful, but in my opinion, having to adjust to such different routines and way of life right after school is way more psychologically difficult than adjusting to the unforgiving nature of adult life. (Of course, in a perfect world I would not want adult life to be as difficult as it is either.) I assume you're from the USA, and the schooling system there as a whole from the things they teach and the methods is far from perfect, same as mine in Turkey. It sadly does little to prepare children for adulthood, while at the same time putting a lot on their shoulders that both socially and academically is not as significant as it could be.

[@pawpatrolnews]

And especially for "virtual learning" too!

[@Bugiddle]

Exactly! It's even worse with Common Core. Kindergartners are now doing what 1st graders did 10 years ago. Things move so fast, from one academic activity to the next, they don't even have time to finish. It's nuts! And for the poor kid who is below average... Well, they are just lost. SO sad.

[@riggs20]

I know everyone likes to complain about "kids today." But we really put a lot more pressure on them then we used to. Skippy is in 1st grade and just now learning how to write his name. Now a days, parents are encouraged to teach their kids how to spell their name at 3 or 4 years old. They are definitely expected to have it down before they enter kindergarten.

[@princessmarlena1359]

Right? Let kids be kids!

[@stupidmango4036]

And give them a school system not meant to brainwash them to be factory workers and actually explore more jobs, because factories are almost obsolete in human work with the machines, it's just awful.

[@jalaneperry7643]

❤my heart goes out to skippy😅

[@Francesca1545]

In kindergarten I always wanted to play the triangle of the instruments, but never got the chance. Nice memories with nap time laying on our bath towels from home. Kind of like a piece of home while in school. 🥰 I have no memories of first grade.

[@riggs20]

It is so cute at 4:53 when he stands up and says, "My name is Skippy!" LOL! It's adorable. Also, I think you have to have good chalkboard writing to be a teacher. Every time I tried it, it turned out messy and crooked!

[@skcoll3086]

Nice documentary about Miss Temple. She had teaching at heart. This is an example to follow for generations to come ... Skippy's dad was a little bit out of track. He doesn't seem to think like Miss Temple. Her mom was more compassionate. I guess she was a good wife respecting her husband's decisions ...

[@janiesippel225]

I walked to and from school sometimes. One time when I was skippy’s age, walking home from school I got a little confused on which way to turn at the corner, so I went to a neighbors house who called my mom and she came and got me. We re-walked the route from school to home again. After that I never had a problem walking home. That was in the mid 60s when children could walk in safety with the neighbors looking out for each other.

[@stupidmango4036]

Who knows, that neighbor could snatch you up. Killers, pedos, other things didn't just start existing in 1980s or something, always been there. Good for you, but if it doesn't add any real commentary or makes others think it's fine to go alone, don't say it. Better safe than be sorry for your dumbass parenting skills letting a kid who can't handle a safety weapon go alone, without friends even

[@shabbatbeliever]

The world is so ugly today.

[@riggs20]

Keep in mind this is just a cute little educational film. Life in the '50s was not perfect. They had a lot of the same problems we do.

[@jamesmiller4184]

@@riggs20 Yes, we did but the great difference is that they were fewer and far less complex. Our present time is just stuffed with anxiety and this gets right down to the youngest compliments of "The Media." Huge probs and stresses have been created by the integration and leveling of all program, as in all is equal, now. (Is it NOT just wonderful - our glory of force-created equality? The answer correct and true must be "yes" . . . or else!) The contemporaneous films such as this one are honest glimplses of life in that lesser, pre-perfect world, which we NOW enjoy being equalized in glory. Well, D-D, stand-by for from here-on it just gets MORE and BETTER!

[@wargamejunkiee]

@@jamesmiller4184 Sure, segregation was a heck of a lot less complex than the issues we're dealing with today.

[@poetcomic1]

@@wargamejunkiee Yeah, only here in St. Louis the schools are NOW more segregated than in the 1950's and graduating students who are FUNCTIONAL ILLITERATES.

[@TheKonga88]

Nothing wrong with the world, just the dumb humans on it.. 🌍🎑

[@helen0725]

$54 for a bike?? That would be over $500 in today's prices

[@sylviak9808]

Loved it!

[@CM-qe3vp]

I’m about 10 years younger than these guys but it is so familiar to what (little) I remember.

[@ecthelion222]

Omg I laughed so hard. “That will envelop you for half your waking hours. And which will continue for the next ten, fifteen, or even twenty years of your life”. In 2023 not only is that one of the most depressing things I’ve ever heard but it’s also, tragic the way he states how it’s all planned out. Uh, yes it is.

[@sheryldougherty282]

Seeing the toys I had in my preschool class. The crayons were a blast from the past. Never used that size in my class. Trikes were smaller at the center I worked. Kids never walk alone now. Holy moly they gave the kids a saw. Ouch. Dad wasn’t very supportive of Skippy. When he grows older he can get a bike, but Skippy really needed a bike.

[@proud2bpagan]

this method of teaching is how my brother finally grasped Algebra. We both had an LD in Math,and teachers who don't take a 'one size fits all' approach to teaching are a Godsend, lemme tell ya.

[@yodservant]

I remember Miss Heraldwig in 2nd grade reading us Charlotte's Web...she was wonderful and Mrs Walsh in 3rd grade teaching me penmanship cursive writing and Mrs Angelone taking us on field trips in 5th grade....yes some very good teachers, very kind. This was in the late 60s early 70s in Massachusetts, NH and NC and then Palo Alto California, we walked to school and had lots of recess time to play. I distinctly remember the smell of the mimeograph machine ink which was purple ....

[@frances4797]

Skippy saves his money in an empty bandaid box. Lol 😂 I remember when bandaids came in the metal boxes. The lid "snapped" closed which made them handy for saving things like buttons, paperclips, safety pins and little things like that. I've even seen people put tobacco in them

[@eydie57]

Skippy is a fellow leftie!

[@Michelle77Va]

I am a lefty,too

[@mikezylstra7514]

Are you in prison (yet)?

[@karaamundson3964]

"Slow...School Zone" He was already going pretty slow!

[@Romie702]

👍🏿 charming

[@cozycatcorner7724]

Beautiful video!!! Children had lots of educational moments.

[@jaminova_1969]

Interesting lesson. I remember learning the 3 R's and painting in class in 1st Grade, even though it was a decade later. And my parents taught me a similar lesson about earning and saving for a bicycle and were willing to pay for 1/2 the cost of a new bike when I was 9.

[@GabardineSweetie]

$54 for a 2 wheeler in 1953? By the time Skippy saves enough money his friends will be driving cars.

[@mikezylstra7514]

Yeah - I noticed that.

[@melvayaredaguilar]

gale and skippy are lovely names

[@garyroiland8483]

Imagine a world where you walked yourself to school in the first grade.

[@gloriaanaruma1279]

I learn a lot with these films

[@MadBinxx]

School: Reading. Writing. Arithmetic. The corner stones of education. Also School: "The Three R's"

[@GrammyMissLisa]

Please show a kindergarten one from 1965. That was me back then.😀

[@frances4797]

Strange to think Miss Temple was born in the 1920's! 😳 She's probably looking around at the students of 1953 like, "Kids these days!" 😆

[@peacefulone4461]

THANK YOU so much for posting these videos 💖 (March 2022)

[@mariekatherine5238]

The bikes! Imagine doing those stunts at school today? The adults would die of fright! No helmets, arm and knee pads, gloves! And they’d still not allow stand ups or wheelies!

[@genxx2724]

Skippy loves Miss Temple.

[@robinmariasmith1237]

The techer Ms Temple writes like a first grade teacher,.

[@mikezylstra7514]

She has a rounded tail on the "y." That is a no no.

[@ghoull2010]

i wish our classrooms would be just like schools in the 40s and 50s the schools there was very historical and very decent and now our schools are normal, badass and alright now, me at the age of 13 that repeated a year from last year and studying in a school and capital that shows schools with names of famous people that died, i just find my country Brazil, a very interesting country to have schools like these since 1800s

[@kittykatBflat]

Aquariums sure haven’t changed much since the 1950s.

[@GrammyMissLisa]

Loved this one!

[@rowsdower12]

Wow a nuclear family with a mom and dad. Great video

[@Thomas-ky3rl]

To Rose on the Golden Girls the 3Rs are reading writing and Rooster assimilation 😂

[@ecthelion222]

2:12 those have lead in them. Have fun kids!

[@tj921able]

I was in 3rd grade before I ever had my first bike.

[@psychedelicpython]

Skippy was small for a first grader, and all of the other kids in his class were taller than him.

[@spencerk.]

The evil smile at 3:57 though!!! t h e y w i l l a l l l e a r n

[@shadiomar6729]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ مكنتش اتولدت برة المجتمعات دى وخلاص شغالين نهب ويقولك احتا ناس اغنياء دة انام عالة على الناس إلى طالع عينها

[@vickigrady2419]

Why is the father sitting around the house with a bow tie on.😊

[@Florida1213]

Does Gail have Down Syndrome? I am really edified by this film including her. I understand that at the time accommodations for special needs was hardly ever made.

[@melvayaredaguilar]

but he sure seems happy

[@mariekatherine5238]

Same here. But it wasn’t something that even crossed your mind! I walked with a group of kids because we lived two and half blocks from our (Catholic) school and the public school was another block past on the same side.

[@germanicusfink2350]

I'm surprised they let little Skippy Gordon walk himself to school on the first day. I guess there weren't quite so many perverts prowling about back in those days.

[@pamnix7096]

germanicus fink There weren’t and it was glorious! Sometimes I walked or rode my bike. I was born in 1958 and growing up was a sweet special time!

[@germanicusfink2350]

@@pamnix7096 I heard people were much friendlier back then. Someone told me the world is getting more hostile because its ran by evil people.

[@pamnix7096]

It was a much nicer time for sure. No cellphones so you had to knock on the neighbors door and asked to use their phone to call your parents if you were going to be late getting home! Our curfew was to be home by the time the street lights cam on!

[@germanicusfink2350]

@Roy Futrell The city is where all the pedos like to live.

[@sofiabravo1994]

Perverts we’re always offending…

[@Mike-pj1kv]

Recess, Ride bikes and more Recess.

[@princessmarlena1359]

Recess, Reefer, and Rock

[@MrWallace484]

Times changed

[@sistersamich2075]

That kid who bullied skippy is going to have a rude awakening when the kids who are old enough to drive CARS start bullying HIM.

[@maryvee61]

My mother walked me every day or my father drove me to school in the late 60s and 70s

[@lucindamendiola8642]

No teacher would take the kids to a store

[@joesinkovits6591]

The world was a far better, safer, happier place when this film was made.

[@stupidmango4036]

No

[@stupidmango4036]

Lemme rephrase my "no"; Rape Kidnapping Pedophilia Serial killers Corrupted churches Feral people Wild animals Pollution Disgusting and evil teenagers Evil abused kids Abusive parents(which was an accepted stupid fucking norm.) Racism Slavery in some places Sex trafficking Blackmail Bribery Fucked up cops And all of these on a scale of : "Anything can happen anytime no matter what or where you are." It's the fucking same with more and more retarded things like Tiktok challenges that the app doesn't remove till after 300 deaths. Have fun thinking about this and regretting your words.

[@crixxxxxxxxx]

Nonsense. The world had just concluded a war that killed 70 million people when this film was made.

[@alphaphotoandvideo]

Skippy is 77/78 yrs old in 2020 Hopefully he didn't catch covid19

[@lindathrall5133]

ONE SIMPLE PINCH OF. FISH FOOD GOES A LONG WAY

[@Thomas-yr9ln]

I learned the three Rs reading writing and Roster esemilation 😂

[@tluagel]

Miss Temple is hot!

[@psychedelicpython]

I love the picture @21:01. 😁

[@SOULRELIEF22]

I did ok with memorization and drills! 🙏🙌

[@sarka4727]

The first kids store says drugs up top 😂

[@talltimbot]

Skippy is Gintz and is staring at teachers chest bumps

[@TheKonga88]

I was expecting to see a Kangaroo 🎄👠👠😁😁😁🐹🐹🐹

[@albertkundrat2129]

What was SKIPPY's last name? Is SKIPPLY still ALIVE Today in 2022?

[@albertkundrat2129]

Does anyone definitely KNOW? What was His full Name?

[@stefanmzenhardt2891]

His Name was Skippy Gordon

[@melvayaredaguilar]

linda literally means bonita or pretty sweet 😃

[@dferver]

Today I lerned the 3 Rs, Reading, Riting, and a Rithmetik. Tumorrow maybe we will lern to Spell words goodly. SMH

[@siggyretburns7523]

Hmmm Helmets, elbow pads? How about mothers running behind them for the rest of their life in case they fall ?

[@mikezylstra7514]

Just hops on a 2 wheeler and goes? Heck I had training wheels - for months! A lousy sense of balance necessitated that. When my older brothers insisted on removing the training wheels I had a fit. But it was easier than I anticipated. I was the smartest kid in my first grade - it just had to be that way. The 1B teacher hated my mother and took it out on me. The 1A teacher gave me 3rd grade books to read and sent me outside to play all afternoon.

[@ecthelion222]

5:35 the amount of effort that poor girl’s mother went through to make her hair like that… for a day at school… wouldn’t it be easier to keep the curlers in and just pop on a wig? You’d have to get up extra extra early to do all that.

[@siggyretburns7523]

Skippy Gordon. Now doesnt that sound like a name of serial killer or what?

[@Cadeho3]

Woobs