A video montage of a Spanish-language teacher's cheerful entrances into their classroom has gone viral on the Internet, with approximately 470,000 views.
Andrew Ward greeted his Kansas City high school students each day with an exuberant "Buenos Dias", which means "Good Morning" in Spanish.
Two of his students, Bella Gordillo and Taylor Rios, decided to secretly film their teacher across three months of their final year at the school and present the compilation to Ward as a surprise gift on their last day of school in May.
The video is just what your dull day needs.
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Andrew Ward greeted his Kansas City high school students each day with an exuberant "Buenos Dias", which means "Good Morning" in Spanish.
Two of his students, Bella Gordillo and Taylor Rios, decided to secretly film their teacher across three months of their final year at the school and present the compilation to Ward as a surprise gift on their last day of school in May.
The video is just what your dull day needs.
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