Clever teachers transform pupils' desks into tiny, social distanced cars- Patricia and Kim knew kids were bound to return to school but that would mean that they needed to social-distance - They wanted to make the learning experience seamless and bearable so they transformed desks into small cars - The desks had wheels and headlights and pupils were expected to receive keys when school reopened PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! Clever teachers from Florida, US have concocted a clever way that will make kids not feel alienated when they return to school. Owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, schools were forced to create social distancing measures which meant kids will not be allowed to have any contact. To counter any loneliness or isolation, teachers from Barnabas Episcopal School transformed pupils’ desks into tiny Jeeps. They attached paper tires, headlights and license plates on the desks to make them look like cars so children could associate their return to school with happiness. Patricia Dovi and Kim Martin said they wanted learners to feel comfortable and entertained while in class. They also added that thanks to how they spaced the desks, children could be allowed to take off their face masks while seated in class. They told CNN that the original Plexiglas tri-folds they had been given were bound to scare or depress their pupils and they were not willing to risk that. Patricia and Kim added that kids were already instructed not to leave their desks unless necessary and to always wear masks when they needed to roam around. PAY ATTENTION: Download our mobile app to enjoy the latest news update Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that as the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) kicked off across the nation, rare pictures of a student in Gombe who tested positive to Covid-19 sitting for a paper surfaced online. What was so different about his pictures was that despite his positive status, he was writing his exam as his invigilator stood behind him in PPE. According to the twitter handle of the Gombe state public health emergency operation centre, the pictures were taken while the boy was writing his mathematics exams on Monday, August 17. Pictures shared on the platform showed the boy looking focused on his exam questions as he wore a face mask. Behind him, a TV was on which was hoisted above a mackintosh hospital bed. His supervisor stood hands behind him looking above the head of the student. Covid-19: Lagos school gives students radios to study from home | Legit TV Source: Legit.ng - Patricia and Kim knew kids were bound to return to school but that would mean that they needed to social-distance - They wanted to make the learning experience seamless and bearable so they transformed desks into small cars - The desks had wheels and headlights and pupils were expected to receive keys when school reopened PAY ATTENTION: PAY ATTENTION: Legit.ng