Kenyan Teacher Dons Pupils' Scout Uniform Days After Welcoming Them In Unique Dance

• Marion Mukenyi donned a pupil's scout uniform during a class as she taught her brilliant pupils in a sweet video
• The teacher showed her pupils how to solve a mathematical question step by step, engaging with them during the lesson
• Her choice of outfit wowed many social media users that day, and her engaging teaching tactic and handwriting

A teacher who went viral online for her unique way of welcoming her pupils back to school has made headlines again.

Marion Mukenyi, who warmed hearts with her warm, welcoming way to the pupils as school reopened, showed up in class in a lovely outfit.

The teacher donned a full pupil's scout uniform as she taught her vibrant class in a heartwarming TikTok video.

Kenyan teacher shows off handwriting

"Division as repeated subtraction on a number line," read the caption of the viral video.

As the caption suggested, teacher Mukenyi diligently and happily taught her excellent class mathematics.

She had written some information about the session on the blackboard in nice handwriting that was clear to each pupil.

She also drew a number line on the floor to make the lesson enjoyable and easy for the little kids to understand.

Kenyan teacher using number line to teach

The kids were attentive and actively participated in class, giving the teacher feedback and encouragement.

"Six divided by three," the kids responded after she asked them to read what she had written on the board.

Mukenyi explained how they would arrive at the answer using the number line marked from zero to six.

Her teaching methods were easy to learn and enjoyable, as the kids understood how to solve the mathematical problem step-by-step.

Social media reactions

Social media users flooded the comment section to praise the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) education teacher.

tonygitonga:

" loving the lesson."

Stella Omwoyo:

"Very nice teacher love it."

Raslei Callisto:

"This is so sweet....practically done."

Mtoto wa J:

"Wow, this one is more advanced than our time. This is so amazing, and I like your handwriting too.

useTeacher Shilla:

"Good job, madam. I will use your method on Monday."

Nairobi teacher impreses Dandora Primary School pupils

Separately, teacher Pius Mungai of Dandora Primary School amused pupils with a very engaging lesson on the counties in Kenya.

The young, smartly dressed teacher composed a song and used the tune of a famous hymn for it.

Mungai complimented the song with hilarious moves, further impressing pupils and netizens.