It's wrong to dislike handicapped kids.
Layne is chaperoning her daughter's aquarium field trip where one of the kids in her group is handicapped.
Layne wants to treat the kids she's chaperoning to an item from the aquarium's gift shop.
Layne allows each and every child in her chaperone group to choose something they'd like from the gift shop.
Layne buys every kid in her chaperone group an item of their choosing from the gift shop, but excludes the handicapped kid.
Layne's daughter learns the value of inclusion and all the kids leave happy.
The handicapped kid feels left out and cries when he gets home.