Dealing with Cafeteria Smells: Tips for Kids
Kids sometimes find the smells in the cafeteria bothersome, but there are solutions! They can sit outside, plan activities for recess, bring a pleasant-smelling item, try making clove apples or oranges, or enjoy the scents during lunch. Adults in school can also help address this issue.
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Smells in the Cafeteria Sometimes the smells in the cafeteria bother kids.
There are adults in my school who help me solve this problem. There are things I can do: I can sit right outside the cafeteria and eat.
I can think about what I am going to do at recess.
And I can take something else with me that has a smell I like!
People sometimes make apples or oranges with cloves to make things smell good. I m going to try and do that!
I can make my own clove apples or oranges and keep it ____________. When I go to lunch I can smell it and feel great! Sometimes clove apples are used at Thanksgiving or Christmas. This will be fun to think about while I eat my lunch.
