A substitute teacher, Mr. Jason, is assigned to a classroom, but he quickly realizes that the class, known as "Toy School," is unlike any traditional classroom. The students, Addy and Maya, are used to doing unconventional activities and homework assignments, such as watching YouTube videos, playing with toys, and using Whoopee cushions. Mr. Jason tries to impose traditional teaching methods, but the students resist and continue to cause chaos, including using fart toys and refusing to follow instructions. Eventually, Mr. Jason becomes frustrated and quits, and the students celebrate with a "toot party."
Here are the facts extracted from the text:
1. A substitute teacher, Mr. Jason, is filling in for a teacher named Miss Lucy.
2. The classroom is called "Toy School".
3. The students are given unconventional homework assignments, such as watching YouTube videos and collecting Pikmi pops.
4. Mr. Jason is not familiar with the classroom's usual activities and procedures.
5. The students are allowed to play with toys during class time.
6. Mr. Jason tries to impose traditional teaching methods, such as giving a math timed test and reading a book aloud.
7. The students are not interested in Mr. Jason's teaching methods and prefer to play with toys.
8. The classroom is filled with toys and games, but lacks traditional school supplies such as paper and pencils.
9. Mr. Jason becomes frustrated with the students' behavior and eventually quits as the substitute teacher.
10. The video ends with a narrator asking viewers to subscribe to the Tic Tac Toy channel.