Project Submission Pillows

"I did the best dental health poster in the class. I just hope Mr. Tooth Decay doesn't hold a grudge."

"Young Frankenstein"

Two children are running lemonade stands outside their home; one stand is more popular than the other.

Pipe Dream.

'I couldn't think of a science fair project so I just re-invented the wheel.'

'Tastes like cherry kool-aid, what's it do?'

Kid with messed up project in Wood Shop, titled: 'Wouldn't Shop'

Timmy has a great future in nano-technology.

"It's a mobile."

D.I.Y

"I got an 'A' for my anti-gravity science project!"

"This is a hell of a way to start a magazine."

"He's my school project for science class."

"Oh, puhleeese. No one's going to steal your idea."

'Mom! Dad's eating my science fair project!'

'I'm a do-it-yourselfer, but I've never been a done-it-yourselfer...'

'Do we want to tackle this head on, or just stun it with a glancing blow until next Monday?'

"I don't know...seems like budget cuts have gone pretty far this year."

"That's lovely darling, but I don't think that's what your teacher meant when she asked you to draw your family tree..."

We interrupt this program to bring you, Tommy, a message from you teacher. Have you finished your report on frogs?

"But our history was current events when you were at school Dad!"

Children's Imagination

"Hell, Mom! How's it look?!" "Holy mackerel."

"Rats, I thought he'd like my science project!"

"Coming soon...what I did over summer vacation...the podcast!"

Hourglass Dumptruck

"A homeless person ate my homework."

Burt was a true artist and conservationist. He recycled his beer cans...Making an ornate garden wall and rockery.

"I see you got an A+++ in science."

"Miss Rogers, Sally Green. Is it true my son's research project is 'the effect of too much television on a typical ten-year-old?'"

"It's about time you finished the wall, Herbet...that's your problem, you never finish anything you start!"

Unpopular Kids on Show and Tell Day.

'I can explain - I'm doing a school project on the breaking-point of glass . . .'