"Teacher, do you look old?" Idols challenge themselves as kindergarten teachers, experiencing roles as pharmacists and firefighters
Idol members spent special time as kindergarten teachers, participating in various job experiences including teaching dance challenges and learning about being pharmacists and firefighters. The footage was released on the KBS 'The Return of Superman' YouTube channel.

Idol members transformed into kindergarten teachers and spent a special time participating in job experiences with children. In the video released on the KBS 'The Return of Superman' YouTube channel, idol members are shown teaching dance to kindergarten children and experiencing various professions such as pharmacists and firefighters.
"Do you remember the dance?" Challenge classes and mealtime with children
At the beginning of the video, the cast met the children of KAIST Class 2, exchanged greetings, and began the lesson. The cast livened up the atmosphere by teaching the children the challenge moves for the new song 'Drop That!'. The children enjoyed themselves while following the dance moves shown by the cast. The cast did not hold back on encouragement, saying "You're doing well" as they saw the children following the dance so well.

The interaction with the children continued during the mealtime that followed the lesson. The cast shared dining etiquette, such as teaching the children how to make a large wrap by placing rice and meat on lettuce. During this process, an unexpected situation occurred when one child asked, "Teacher, do you look old?", but the cast continued the conversation naturally and built intimacy with the children.
From pharmacists to firefighters, job experiences tailored to children's eye level
The subsequent activity was a full-scale job experience lesson. First, the cast, transformed into 'Teacher Sungmin', conducted a pharmacist experience. After explaining what a pharmacist does, the cast participated in the process of putting vitamin powder into containers and packaging it with the children. When the children tried to make too much medicine, the cast showed caution by saying, "It is not good to take that much medicine." Afterward, the children, taking on the role of pharmacists, concluded the experience by responding to a 'customer who cannot sleep' through a role-play.
In the following firefighter experience, they learned how to respond to a fire outbreak. The cast conveyed safety rules to the children, stating that they must cover their noses and mouths and move with a low posture when smoke occurs. The children wore firefighter clothes and practiced evacuating while directly covering their noses and mouths. Additionally, they conducted an experience where the children directly put out fires by showing them how firefighters use tools to extinguish flames.
"Happy thanks to the energy the children give"... Idols' sincere farewell messages
After completing all the schedules, the cast expressed their feelings about meeting the children. The cast said, "I was worried about whether I could do well because the children's tension was so high, but I was happy thanks to the energy the children give." They also expressed gratitude to the children, saying, "I made joyful memories while teaching kindergarteners for the first time."
As the moment for farewells with the children arrived, the cast left sincere messages for them, saying, "Don't get sick and let's definitely meet again," and "I hope you experience many things and grow until you become wonderful adults." The children also responded to the teachers, saying "It was fun" and "Everything was good," concluding the schedule in a heartwarming atmosphere.
Han Ah-reum reports for NBNTV Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-pop and K-drama.
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