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Joe Dombrowski: Don't Eat the Crayons (2023)

You thought Miss Frizzle had wild stories from the Magic School Bus? Wait until you hear Joe Dombrowski’s compilation of classroom mishaps. Having escaped the classroom after 10 years of being an elementary educator, Joe is now able to say it like it is. Crafted with nothing but truth, Joe leads you through his time with unfiltered kindergartners, odor-ridden 5th graders, and even the “joys” of teaching about the birds and the bees.
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You thought Miss Frizzle had wild stories from the Magic School Bus? Wait until you hear Joe Dombrowski’s compilation of classroom mishaps. Having escaped the classroom after 10 years of being an elementary educator, Joe is now able to say it like it is. Crafted with nothing but truth, Joe leads you through his time with unfiltered kindergartners, odor-ridden 5th graders, and even the “joys” of teaching about the birds and the bees.

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Joe Dombrowski
In Theaters:11/5/2023
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Runtime:34 minutes
Studio:Don't Tell Comedy

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