Utah school gives kids 'disgusting' insects to eat in class for climate assignment on cows killing the Earth

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The Marxist teacher's unions have nearly succeeded in destroying America.
Twenty or so years ago they pretended to care and whined every year that the students they were teaching were falling further and further behind students in the rest of the world in math and science.

They used this, their own failure, to get local communities to keep increasing local school budgets every year.

Now, they don't even pretend to care anymore as the education system has become the leftoid propaganda system.



A middle school in Utah's Nebo School District gave sixth-grade students "disgusting" insects to eat last week as part of an English assignment on climate change, claiming it would save the environment from cows which were "killing the world," according to a mom who spoke with Fox News Digital.

"Middle schoolers loved the 'ewww' factor, many of them gave bugs a try (and even a few staff members!). Many thanks to our English teachers for creating fun and engaging lessons," the Spring Canyon Middle school said about the March 7 assignment.

Bugs were purchased from a commercial site that is "safe for consumption," the district said.

The mother of one of the students – Amanda Wright – told Fox News she believed the kids were being subjected to "indoctrination" into a "dark climate change religion." She challenged the school's principal Alison Hansen on the assignment after her daughter found it uncomfortable.

The climate change assignment instructed sixth-graders to write an argumentative essay, but did not permit students to disagree. The only acceptable answer was that humans should eat insects for their protein instead of cows, which are destroying the Ozone layer with methane gas.

Some students were given extra credit as an incentive to eat the insects.

Wright complained to the administration, and set up a meeting which she recorded.

"[My daughter] wasn't given an option to give an argument," Wright said about the argumentative essay in the meeting.

"Well, the assignment was about finding facts to support," Hansen said.

"All the evidence has suggested, that we probably should be eating bugs – it's good for the environment, etc. But I didn't know that that was an offensive topic to indicate," teacher Kim Cutler said, according to an audio recording.

A separate video recording was taken by Wright's daughter in the classroom.

"How come we can't state our opinion and write that we shouldn't be eating bugs?" she asked Cutler.

"Because we don't have any evidence to support it," Cutler said.

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gotta get used to their future rations
The kids like the "Ew" factor, eh? Sounds like they don't want the kids growing up squeamish. I was a Boy Scout, but didn't learn to eat bugs until the Army. I don't think they wanted us to be squeamish either. Remember if doing grass hoppers, to snap off the head and pull the hind legs before popping it into your mouth.
 
The kids like the "Ew" factor, eh? Sounds like they don't want the kids growing up squeamish. I was a Boy Scout, but didn't learn to eat bugs until the Army. I don't think they wanted us to be squeamish either. Remember if doing grass hoppers, to snap off the head and pull the hind legs before popping it into your mouth.
I'll pass
 
I'll pass
You're not missing anything. They are crunchy, kind of bland, pasty, to be chewed quickly, thoroughly and drink water. Makes you appreciate swamp cat tail root, boiled in swamp water with whatever catch of the day, be it turtle, fish, frog legs, snake, etc.
 
I've never eaten an insect.... not that I know of....just the thought makes my stomach turn, so that's that.

Poor children....
 
Only a stupid people who are empowered would promote and force themselves and others into a poverty existence. And the thing is, they have not experienced anything yet. They think it is a TV show while they are at home with all of the comforts.
 

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