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'Out of the mouth of babes' is a painful reality for most parents. But one of the best things about kids is their ability to call it as they see it, often leading to innocent but brutally honest comments after making an observation or being asked a question. 

@livefromsnacktime is an Instagram account that documents these witticisms, started by NYC based Kindergarten teacher Alyssa Cowit. She believes that "children are honest and curious, and while often perplexed, they're brilliant – and that it's a teacher's job to take what children say seriously." Alyssa started the account — which now boasts 241k followers — "to help adults understand that children are not always acting outrageous to seek attention, but instead thinking out loud, soaking up new information, and solving problems 24/7!" 

Check out the hilarious questions and comments made by hers and other teacher's students, who also submit to the account.

This is one of the cutest and most wholesome stories we've read in awhile. 

Thanks to the amazing teacher who shared this! 

Third-grade teacher, Verónica Duque, is definitely one of those teachers who go above and beyond to engage their students in the most fun and memorable way. The 15-year teaching veteran recently wore a full-body suit showing the human body in detail to give a class on anatomy—and people on twitter just love her creativity and dedication. Duque and her lesson went viral after her husband, Michael, tweeted some pictures of her in class. 

"Did you mean giraffe to look like that?" - When a 3rd-grade teacher asked her class to write letters to God, the results were deeply relatable and hilarious.  

Ms. Murphy (@magicalmsmurphy) gives her high school students the option of submitting school appropriate memes about her, the school year and class material to present on the last day. "They usually take this opportunity to roast me, which I don't mind 😂" she said in a Tweet before sharing a selection. 

@kamiilious's teacher reminded students with a note that they do not want to hear anything about Avengers: Endgame until Wednesday night "at the soonest."

Moving is hard. Moving to another country, without fully knowing the language, is let's face it, even more difficult. So it always warms the heart when people who understand that difficultness, show compassion. Just like this teacher did...

Michael Fry, an art teacher and parent to two daughters from New York made a humorous Halloween display by creating a  graveyard on his front lawn filled with 2017's dying trends. His funny tradition started 3 years ago and includes everything from fashion to pop culture to politics, saying "so long" to "old" Taylor Swift, dabbing, ombre hair and #roseallday, among others. Cool!

So what goes on on a typical day at primary school you might ask? Well thanks to Colm Cuffe we may now how our answers! Cuffe is a primary school teacher from Galway, Ireland. By day he has the fun task of educating the next generation of kids, by night an artist! Having a particular interest in animation and cartooning, Cuffe decided to combine the two things he's passionate about. Teaching and Drawing. Since September 2016, Cuffe has been working on original works and we have to say, they are hilarious! Taking his own teaching experiences and drawing them out, it's like we were actually there! Lucky for us, he posts weekly on his Facebook page 'Whens it Hometime?' and Twitter page @whensithometime.

Here are just a couple of the many comics: