Mr. Pesek brought his own lunch to school each day. It included a half peanut butter and jelly sandwich, several cookies, and sometimes an ice cream bar. There were never vegetables included because he just did not like them. He ate with the children at lunch. Is it likely that this would have any effect on the children and if so, how?
What will be an ideal response?
Children tend to imitate what adults who are meaningful to them do and use this behavior to judge what they think is a good idea. In this sense, Mr. Pesek is providing a bad example of food choices.
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