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A bizillion years into the future, an 

alien was flying his spaceship in a 

galaxy far, far away. 

Suddenly, the alien lost control of 

his spacecraft and hurtled into a 

black hole.

Seconds later, the alien opened his 

eyes to discover...

...he had crash landed in a 21st century 

earthling children's school. 

The alien knew it was Earth because even a bi-

zillion years later, the stories about the 

earthling school classrooms had become 

legendary and transcended time and space. 

The alien became terrified the earthlings would 

capture him and suck out his brains with a 

painful instrument the earthlings called "the 

worksheet". "The worksheet" zapped critical 

thinking and creativity to oblivion! But the 

alien's fate on Earth could be even worse... 

...if he was caught in the earthling spring!   Spring 

time meant the earthling children endured days of 

"the testing".

"The testing" determined each earthling child's 

future!

The earthlings spent bizillions of dollars on "the 

textbook" and "the technology" to help children 

pass "the testing", but somehow many earthling 

children could not even read "the textbook" to help 

them pass "the testing".

The earthlings had lots and lots of meetings, and 

spent lots and lots of money to solve the problem, 

but the children were still left behind because...

...the issues the earthling 

children's schools faced were 

as vast as the galaxy itself! 

The alien was afraid, very afraid, and he did not 

know what to do, where to go, or who to turn to 

for help. His spacecraft was practically totaled, and 

he feared if he was caught, the earthlings would 

put him in an overcrowded classroom where he 

would fall, like the earthlings used to say, between 

the cracks, lost forever at risk of becoming a 

ROBOT unable to think for himself.   

The alien was determined to evade capture, so 

he...

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