Exact Instructions Challenge PB&J Classroom Friendly | Josh Darnit

Exact Instructions PB&J Educators Version - We've had many requests from teachers asking for a "classroom friendlier" version of this video. We are honored to be part of messing with your students! 😂

We love how much teachers and computer programmers (and parents) identified and laughed with us on this video. Messing with the kids for some good old fashioned dad comedy and laughs.

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[cernsb]

I like how she observed the knife going in the wrong way up, then didn't bother fixing it since it was sufficient in successfully completing the task

[TeshniKiKwang]

I love the son's reaction to his dad putting the butter knife into the peanut butter jar the wrong side

[lisapeterson]

I use your video when we begin teaching computer coding to students. It helps them realize that computers do not have common sense. They can only do exactly as they are told. Thanks for such a great, wholesome video. My students always crack up when your son "loses it"!

[bzgamer]

My science teacher showed our class this to show the importance of being specific when writing a procedure. We all laughed and learned from this.

[derumiya]

Introduction to Computation and Programming 3rd edition took me here :)

[daadaa]

I love that so many commenters had this in their programming class. How brilliant!

[notreallyaugust]

These kids will know how to make a wish from a magic genie. Great work

[bluesteelgaming]

My college research professor assigned this video to prepare for the Methods section of our proposals. This was awesome.

[TheKBlunt]

This video was linked in my Intro to Programming text book. Amazing

[nomadforchrist]

Too adorable. There is NO question who their daddy is. When my kids were that young, the only video making we could do was with a 10 pound camera that you carry on your shoulder. And that was if you could afford it. This father has got to be proud and thankful. Thanks for sharing the fun.

[tarawalker]

Evan has had ENOUGH! I am laughing so hard.

[lynisapeck]

THANK YOU!!! My elementary k-6 STEM rotation absolutely LOVED this...i showed it to every class I teach and some classes wanted to watch it again!! It really helped me explain the word 'Algorithm' and the importance of writing the perfect code.

[unusual_meals]

I am learning programming and my professor recommended this to teach us how the computer does what you tell it even if it may not be the results you expected.

[ashtontravitz]

I'm a teacher and I'm doing this with my second graders today. We are talking about temporal words, and telling stories in order, and since its December, were just here to have some fun! :)

[lockheart]

Wow, a lot of us are here because of school. Understandable cause this is an informative video to show!

[dorisbacon]

Seems like a really fun dad! I'm using this to show to my students about the importance of "Show with words not tell me aloud" what they are trying to say in their essays.

[AnsulTiwari-dn]

Loved it - the importance clear, concise and valid requirements. Great learning at such an early stage of life will help them achieve their goals

[EpicAly]

How the dad is following the instructions and it's frustrating the kids. That really do be how it feels as an Adult that lives with having Autism & ADHD while trying to understand what people are telling you on how to do a job, what someone is wanting in a relationship, etc.

[kellyhowell]

About to use this for my 1/2 placement class to introduce procedure, and they are going to LOVE IT!!!

[FuzyK]

I don't know why I found the phrase "the piece of bread that's blank" so funny