Peppa Pig and Beatrice were excited to spend a day in Madame Gazelle’s class.
As they walked into the classroom, they noticed that the other students were already there, and they greeted their new classmates with broad smiles.
Madame Gazelle welcomed the two new students warmly and introduced them to the other students. Peppa and Beatrice felt happy to be part of such a friendly class.
The class began with a math lesson. Madame Gazelle started by writing a few addition problems on the board. Peppa and Beatrice found the problems easy, and they both raised their hands to answer the questions.
Next, Madame Gazelle moved on to a topic that Peppa and Beatrice were less familiar with: geography. She pointed out different countries on a world map and they had to name the capitals of each country. Peppa remembered some of them from her travels with her family, and Beatrice had read about them in her books, but she hadn’t been to many places beyond Rokkenjima, so it was hard for her.
The class then moved on to art. Madame Gazelle gave each student a blank sheet of paper and a set of crayons, and asked them to draw something that made them feel happy. Peppa and Beatrice drew colorful pictures of witches playing together in a sunny field.
“This could be us,” Peppa said.
Beato blushed, and her and the pig locked lips.
”Gay rights!” said the class, and all the chairs clapped.
As the day drew to a close, Madame Gazelle thanked Peppa and Beatrice for being such great students and welcomed them to the class once again. Peppa and Beatrice said goodbye to their new friends, excited to come back to school the next day.