A young girl's love for her great-grandfather has brought a new meaning to the traditional "100th day of school" celebration. In a heartwarming display of devotion, 5-year-old Emma from Georgia walked into her kindergarten classroom with one very special thing - her 100-year-old great-grandfather, Henry.
According to reports, many kindergarteners are celebrating this milestone by bringing 100 items to class, showcasing their knowledge and creativity. However, for Emma, it was personal. The two had become inseparable after Henry began accompanying Emma on her daily adventures.
In the video that accompanied the CBS News article, we see a tender moment between Emma and her grandfather. As they sit together in the classroom, surrounded by other students who have brought their 100 items, the focus shifts to the unique bond between a child and her senior citizen loved one.
The story highlights how this young girl has found a way to make the 100th day of school truly special for both herself and her grandfather.
According to reports, many kindergarteners are celebrating this milestone by bringing 100 items to class, showcasing their knowledge and creativity. However, for Emma, it was personal. The two had become inseparable after Henry began accompanying Emma on her daily adventures.
In the video that accompanied the CBS News article, we see a tender moment between Emma and her grandfather. As they sit together in the classroom, surrounded by other students who have brought their 100 items, the focus shifts to the unique bond between a child and her senior citizen loved one.
The story highlights how this young girl has found a way to make the 100th day of school truly special for both herself and her grandfather.
I just love seeing kids spreading joy like Emma did! It's amazing that she got to share this milestone with her great-grandpa Henry - it's clear they're super close. Bringing a 100-year-old grandad to kindergarten is, um, not exactly the norm, but it just shows how much love and dedication they have for each other 
. And I think it's really cool that Emma got to share this experience with her friends too! It's a great reminder that family isn't just about blood ties - it's about the people who matter most 
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Oh man, I've seen some weird things in my time online but this takes the cake... or should I say, it takes the 100-year-old great-grandfather who's rocking a kindergarten classroom 
! Emma's got her great-grandpa Henry as her study buddy and I'm loving every minute of it. It's like she brought a mini grandpa to school to show everyone what 5-year-olds are really capable of 
. More importantly, I hope this trend keeps going because I wanna see more kids with their golden oldies rocking the classroom too! 
). I mean, who needs just 100 random items when you've got a century of love and memories to share? It's amazing how Henry is becoming an honorary classmate for Emma 
. This is such a heartwarming story that'll put a smile on everyone's face 
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! And can you imagine being a kindergarten teacher and having to deal with a tiny human refusing to leave her great-grandpa's side? 
! I love how Emma made the celebration personal by bringing Henry along. It's not just about the tradition, but also about the love and connection between them 
. It's amazing to see how something as simple as a 100th day of school can bring people together, especially across generations 
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, I mean, who needs 100 items when you have a heart full of love? 
I wish more kids had grandparents like that to spend quality time with, it's not often we see this kind of love and connection between generations 
Oh man, can you believe it? Some kids are gonna bring all these random stuff to class just to get extra credit, but then there's Emma and her great-grandad... that's just too sad 
. I mean, 100 years old! What if Henry gets sick or worse in the classroom? 
. We should be encouraging more of these special bonds between kids and seniors! 
, a kid who's not afraid to show affection and love for her family member is something we can all learn from 
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This is so sweet! I love how Emma made the 100th day celebration about her great-grandpa Henry, not just some random stuff she picked up at home 
. It's amazing how much love and connection you can form with someone from your past, even if they're only a couple of decades older than you 
. I wish more people could experience the joy of having someone like Henry in their lives - it's truly special