Children are misunderstood artists, aren't they? Adults lack sensitivity to understand that that tangle of crooked lines are, in fact, the scene of a picnic in the park. It was exactly that, a bizarre and confusing drawing, which led to a huge misunderstanding that went viral on Facebook.
As published by the New York Post website, a man published on the social network that the teacher of his son was calling him and his wife to an emergency meeting about the drawing that the little one he did.
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“Our six-year-old son handed us a note,” the father wrote. “We asked our son if he had any idea why the meeting was and he said, ‘she didn’t like a drawing I did.
When they arrived at school, the teacher he showed the drawing and said that he had asked the students to draw their families. The child then drew himself, the father, the mother and one more person, with objects that looked like ropes coming out of their necks.

Bizarre, isn't it?
Bizarre drawing of a child caused misunderstanding
When the teacher asked if the parents could explain that scene, they didn't even blink. The boy's mother promptly responded, "That's us on our family vacation. we were doing dive in the Bahamas”.
With this information, it is now easier to interpret the bizarre design. By the way, there is nothing bizarre about it.
The objects are actually not ropes, but snorkels.
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The comments were very critical of the teacher's reaction. “Seriously, who needs this drama,” wrote one netizen. “Emergency meeting for this? I know it's not the same drawing, but I think it's pretty clear." “Children are innocent and have fun with innocent drawings”, concluded another.
However, other people thought that the teacher was right to call the parents to talk about the drawing. "Even if it's a false alarm, it's better to be safe than sorry," one person commented.
“There are children with trauma and as a teacher you learn to read these signs and the way they present their experiences in the classroom,” wrote another. “The teacher obviously did not know her student. This is the biggest crime here.”
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