Yeah, they really don't, and there's no filter to their mouths at that age either. Sometimes it's embarrassing, sometimes hilarious.
Thankfully, the most "embarrassing" thing my first graders have asked me is repeatedly asking me if I'm a teenager. I put "embarrassing" in quotes because it's not actually embarrassing, I just find it funny that quite a few of them, especially the ones without adult siblings or other adult relatives, don't seem to understand the concept of a twenty-something, particularly an unmarried twenty-something. When I tell them I'm not a teenager and I'm not married or a mommy, they tilt their little heads and I can just see their brains churning, trying to figure out this conundrum: "She's clearly not a kid like me, but if she's not a teenager then she's an adult, but my mommy and daddy are adults and she doesn't look as old as them and she said she's not married and not a mommy, but she's not a teenager...????????" LOL
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ETA: *exits internet to write* *forgot to ask question* *opens internet again*
Random writing question: Is star ship (starship?) one word or two? Also, is it "The S.S. Enterprise" or "The S. S. Enterprise" or "The SS Enterprise"?