A teacher shared her students' comments, and you’ll be cracking up. The youngsters’ statements, in addition to being hilarious, perfectly capture their unique perspective and creative outlook on the world. Watch the short but hysterical clip to hear what the elementary students had to say on a variety of topics.

Teaching is an important, essential and noble profession. The men and women who work in education touch and impact young lives every single day. What they say and do in the classroom will have a long-lasting effect on the next generation. Their actions matter greatly. There aren’t many other jobs that can impact the future as much as teaching.

Although teaching is a critically important profession, it is still a job. You won’t be surprised to learn that teachers also have their ups and downs, good days and bad days. The profession has its good points, but it also has drawbacks. But for all the negatives someone could say about the teaching profession, the biggest incentive has to be the chance to work and impact others. Also, those students are good for a belly laugh or two every once in a while. You can never be sure what they will say next.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a teacher recites all the hilarious things her fifth-grade students said in just one week. In addition to being incredibly hilarious, they are also surprisingly witty.

“We were working pretty quietly, and I just heard this student mumble under their breath, and they said, ‘I’m having some technical difficulties with my intelligence,’” the teacher said.

“I had a student come up to me, and she goes, ‘High five!’” the educator recalled. “And I said, ‘That’s two fingers.’  And she goes, ‘Roman numerals.’”

She also said that a teacher approached her desk after a lesson, excitedly stating that she had learned something. When asked specifically what she had learned, she answered that she had forgotten.

When working with children, you can never be sure what will come out of their mouths.

Proverbs 18:15 “The heart of the man of good sense gets knowledge; the ear of the wise is searching for knowledge.”