Victoria Road Montessori

A toddler of two and a half years old says to her mother as they go to school on the first day, "I'm so weary I can't think." Will this cause any issues?
First twin: You know, we get to wear dresses every day at Big Girl School next year.
You don't move and wrap yourself in toilet paper while you're dead. Actually. Toilet paper was just been shown to us, so there was a little delay. The term is Ancient Egypt. I'll show you once you pass away.
One of the older boys enters while the teacher is greeting the kids at the entrance, shakes hands firmly with her, and says, "I couldn't ride my scooter to school today and wear my helmet because it would mess up my hair."
Child 1 to Miss Nan: Would you please inform the other instructors that we have vanished and you are unaware of our whereabouts? Let's say we travelled, but you are unaware of the nation. Child 2: Could we take the infant to Austria? Child 1: No, Miss Nan shouldn't know where we go because then we can hide, okay? Child 2: Indeed! Let's travel nowhere.
Girl on her first day of school, with a teacher's assistance, cutting an apple for a snack: Oooo. A flower has grown out of my apple. She revealed to another teacher. We repeatedly pressed the apple until it turned into a flower.
She expressed to me, "Mama," "I want to get back to Iverna Gardens on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday," since she was a little anxious on our journey to St. James (maybe I was the one who was nervous!). She said, "I want to go to Iverna Gardens until I'm an adult," to which I replied, "Of course."