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This teacher's alleged fart on Zoom caused nonstop laughter among her third-grade class in Topeka, Kansas. Hear the "toot sound" for yourself, which educator Emma Ginder later claimed was actually a prank to "lighten the mood."

always funny. Emma Ginder, a third grade teacher in Topeka, Kansas, added some much needed comic relief to her virtual class by seemingly letting out a “toot” during a session, which resulted in an eruption of giggles from her 8-year-old students via webcam. Ginder had just instructed her students to take out a book when an unexpected sound exploded into the silence: a massive fart. “I think she farted,” said one of the kids. “That was a big one,” another added. “I don’t know who that was,” Ginder said, trying to hold back her own laughter. “It was you,” another student ...

DAVID GREENE, HOST: Good morning. I'm David Greene. Emma Ginder was teaching on Zoom when her class heard her pass something on. (SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING) UNIDENTIFIED CHILD #2: I think she farted (laughter). GREENE: Kids lost it when they heard the fart. They were sure it was their teacher. (SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING) UNIDENTIFIED CHILD #3: I still blame you. GREENE: The teacher later admitted to playing a fake fart sound to lighten the mood. She said, I apologize for having the maturity of an 8-year-old boy. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.