A teacher covered herself in peanut butter and jelly to teach her class an important lesson about creative writing in a viral ...

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Kayleigh Sloan brought in peanut butter, jelly and bread to teach a lesson on creative writing. Africa Studio – stock.adobe.com Sloan continued reading, “Spread jelly and jam on the bread ...

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In the video, which has been viewed over 54 million times as of writing, she is seen with a loaf of bread, a jar of peanut ...

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Second-grade teacher Kay Sloan (@kay_sloan) went majorly viral on TikTok after using PB&J to make an important point.

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